Emet-Selch while an ass for most of his run, really feels fleshed out, he's not just evil finally we have true reason, motive and conviction. What he did and intends to do is still wrong but even Alisaie asks would we do any different? He wants his world, his people, his friends back, and we don't want to lose ours, one of us is going to lose everything, who here is really right? I liked that. And when he falls, it's almost relief, because I think in a way he wanted to lose, a part of him anyway, we're supposed to be someone he knew, a part of them anyway and you can almost see how this has eaten at him, he may even doubt, he wants to be proven wrong, he wants to let go, for one of us to rise up and prove we can continue on, we don't need to go back to how things were, it'll be alright, and finally, finally someone doesn't disappoint him and he's glad that it's you, his old friend and bidding we remember him, remember they lived he may finally rest, leave it to you to carve something new.