Shadowlands Cinematic - No More Lies

[Reevoo]

Yes, i think you are mistaking wowhead for the official wow youtube channel.

Blizzard has not and does not post cinematics unless they are live available.

That must be it then. When i click the link to the YouTube video it seems to show the official wow channel below it. But its not i guess. Confusing then lol.

[kiramon]

Actually, I think we've all gotten her story really really wrong, and that her story arc actually might turn out to be quite "beautiful" and "touching" even.

I think she meant to say something like: "we can't even choose who we see in our afterlife".

Most likely, this goes back to her suicide after WotLK. She went straight to the maw, and probably expected to see a love interest we don't know about, or perhaps a family member or something similar. Instead, she only experienced suffering and darkness. Her first thought when the Val'kyrs brought her back must've been something like: "I would rather see this cycle break than to spend an eternity without this special person".

Ever since, she has probably plotted a way to "break the cycle" (her own words), so that she may be reunited with this person. I don't think it's Nathanos she's thinking about. Her dealings with the Val'kyrs was not to get an eternal life as to escape the maw, but rather to buy time to finish the job.

It's quite fascinating really. She would rather break the whole world, and the afterlife, to be reunited. Isn't that one epic love story? I don't think this is meant to be some sort of "redemption", just an explanation of her motives that actually makes sense.

1. I refuse to believe she wasn't going to say we can't even choose who we love. Too cliche not to use it
2. Nathanos was a human that she was rumored to be in love with before their deaths
3. She never got to show her love for him in life, and she was bound by duty (and Nathanos "personally felt that whatever emotion his [and thus her] mortal heart might have held, now it had room only for rage and contempt") in death, never returning the affection he showed her.