This chapter also pissed me off—
And also because she likes him and cannot let herself admit how much of a b*Starr he is and refuses to acknowledge Seth as a victim (which was pretty heartbreaking, like Seth’s face when she showed off her heartlessness... ahh...).
I'm so confused with Isis honestly. It always seemed like her anger is somewhat misguided and she knows it is, but pushes through with it anyways. She has every right to be hate Seth. But she also has every right to hate Osiris.
Another thing that is not clear to me in this chapter is, why does she feel horrible? About what?
Because of exactly what you said I’d guess: she knows deep down that her anger is misguided. They are trying to force Seth to admit to the horrible things Osiris has made him go through and her hopefully still existing humanity when seeing him so broken in fear is what made her feel horrible
You and Nope misunderstood. Isis wanted to destroy Osiris's reputation but she has seen how badly Seth reacted and she started getting hesitant.
One of the reasons why she wanted to destroy Seth beside how he tormented her for centuries is the fact that it'd hurt Osiris the most.
Thank you for explaining her reaction! I was a bit confused why she felt horrible in this new chapter.
Also wow I never saw that she was trying to get Osiris through Seth! So she's out to destroy every god that wronged her. I need to reread everything again once this season is finished. I do dislike her character but I couldn't quite capture her motivations. Thank you for explaining this bit!
Is that so? But why did she react the way she did when Osiris reappeared after being “dead”? Was it an act or does she still love him? I felt like she didn’t blame Osiris as much as she blamed the circumstances during the flashback and everything else. She was driven to get revenge but it was revenge on Seth because he made her live hell and killed her husband (that was the start off reasoning at least)
I also need to reread to better understand because now I feel like it’s getting more confusing haha
Oh I found it! It was on chapter 68! This is why it's bad to skim the dialogues HAHAHA
Isis said there that the best way to take revenge on Osiris is to dissolve Seth's soul.
Ohhh awesome thanks!
Why is Isis so concerned about Osiris’ reputation? Does it have anything to do with their (Isis and Horus) credibility for challenging Seth’s reign? Because I remember they hinge their revolt on Osiris’ death by Seth’s hands.
And also damn, imagine people trying to reveal something horrible that happened to you. This chapter pissed me off.