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Season two ofShadow and Boneispackedwith plot.
So whats important to glean from this wild finale and why?
She injures Kirigan, but Kirigans Cut hits Mal.
Its a fatal blow and they both know it.
Its just … gone.
Its honestly a little underwhelming?
Still, good riddance to you!
And with that, the major conflict, and Alinas mission, is resolved.
Of course, its aftermath will bring with it an entirely new set of problems.
Nina works hard, but to no avail.
A quick merzost refresher: Merzost is a dark magic Grisha can use to create something out of nothing.
Mal sets sail
The first price Alina pays for merzost: Mal returns feeling like somethings off.
Regardless, Mal feels adrift and hes begun to question his entire life up to this point.
Was everything, including his feelings for Alina, just some predetermined destiny because of who his ancestors were?
Hell see the world, make some money, and free a bunch of slaver ships.
Even the thought of it sickens him.
So that moment he shares with Inej in the chapel is huge.
But its still not enough.
Its an achingly brutal response.
So, yeah, that pardon is useless.
So, thats not great.
The Apparat is not a fan of the new Ravkan king, just FYI.
The second important detail is that Nikolais feelings toward Alina have only grown since the seasons start.
Those feelings are sure to make things complicated as time goes on!
But lets not get too ahead of ourselves.
How is jurda parem introduced at the end of season two ofShadow and Bone?
It is also, highly, highly addictive.
When she takes a hit she reveals just what it can do.
Were talking blood and guts pouring out of them and no one is safe from it.
The Sun Summoner goes dark
The only way this Grisha can be stopped is Alina.
Is Alina going to go evil?
Can we imagine Alina on jurda parem?
Friends, I believe we were just introduced to the real cost of Alinas dalliance with merzost.
