I'm kind of confused and disappointed with how the story is being written
So there's a few things about this last season, particularly the finale that leaves me very unsatisfied.
Why was the whispered one in his God form such a Dick in contrast to his character before so? Isnt killing vax completely hypocritical? His entire character up until that point was about having integrity. It even seemed like needing pikes blood voluntarily was a matter of principle over literal.
But then once he is a God, he becomes the most contrived stereotype of a bad guy in the history of writing. And if he just needed to die in any way, why fight back at all? Was the raven thing even going to work? It sounded like it wasn't going to.
The way grog came back to life was way too convenient. He comes back to life before the ritual is even finished, And there is a seemingly no consequences to him dying whatsoever.
Also, if the raven curse that was affecting vax was intended for this scenario the whole time, why did it happen as a result of Vax defying destiny and saving percy? If he hadnt done that, he wouldnt have been cursed.
Unless theres something Im not understanding, this writing feels sloppy. I dont like feeling like the show expects me to not ask these questions.