Recollections Of A Dark Ranger

Let’s dig into Queen Banshee’s inner self to find out. Why sylvanas betrayed the varian Although we have no way of knowing for sure, I refuse to believe it. Apparently Sylvanas only fled the scene after Vol’jin fell to prevent a destroyed Horde from further destruction. Baine Bloodhoof passed this information on to Anduin Wrynn, but Anduin’s friends rejected this explanation, claiming that Sylvanas had acted in a lack of faith. Genn was particularly adamant about the “unreliable Banshee Queen”. In Before the Storm, Anduin met Sylvanas directly and plucked up the courage to ask her directly about his father’s death. He does this with a rather passive-aggressive manner. Sylvanas: Don’t you trust me to keep my word? Anduin: You went back to that before. Before the storm, p. 237Read more: Why the price of gas is upAnduin apparently accused Sylvanas of betraying his father, despite objections from Baine. He blamed her, echoing the sentiments shared by the other members of the Alliance. They firmly believed that Sylvanas was to blame. Why should she? Would she deny it and let her words fall on deaf ears? Anduin emphasized further. Did you betray my father? Before the Storm, p. 238 At this point, we are finally allowed to peer into Sylvanas’ own mind. We can explore for ourselves her thoughts on the events of that day during the war against the Legion. Her thoughts will stay true to her personality, no matter what she chooses to reveal. He ordered her to blow the whistle to retreat. Sylvanas was faced with an impossible choice – either let the Alliance suffer alone, or stay and fight and inflict more damage on the Horde. She ultimately chose to listen to her Warchief and go back. I understand this choice; It would be foolish to lose more than two important leaders. The Alliance has lost their King, and the Horde is on the verge of losing the Scarves.Sylvanas’ thoughts culminated, the moment we’ve all been waiting for. Read more: Why cats roll around in the dirt is watching the final, ultimate moments of a mighty warrior. Before the storm, p. 239 This is it. This is her regret. Sylvanas had no intention of betraying Varian and regretted that she couldn’t do more to save him.Sylvanas answered Anduin honestly but succinctly, feeling no remorse that day. The [Legion] I will see that whatever I choose that day. 239 Sylvanas doesn’t lie. Anduin tried to find the falsehood in her statement but couldn’t. Alas, she did not betray his father. She just took the right course of action in a battle where both sides suffered heavy losses. I believe you both respect each other, but I can’t assume anything hasn’t been made clear. I finally heard the thoughts of the Dark Lady herself, and was relieved that my question had been answered. Top Q&A