So what's the Horde's excuse?

[Drahliana-earthen-ring (Drahliana)]

@Smallioz-kromcrush

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What resolution are you expecting? The resolution of a story is how the story ends. It doesn’t mean “Justice for all”. It means that the story progresses and then comes to an ending of sorts.

I never said justice for all. I said a resolution.
A resolution is defined as:

the act of finding an answer or solution to a conflict , problem, etc. : the act of resolving something. : an answer or solution to something.

What and how will the Horde answer for their crimes? Crimes they acknowledge and have said are absolutely unforgivable.

Ok so the crimes happened, and we assume fault… where does it go from there? What is the answer to this conflict? What is the solution? So far they haven’t answered it or they have said (in BFA) we can’t get an answer yet because everyone is war weary.

Resolution of a story is the ending of a story however rit ends.

Usually in history there’s no such thing as “justice” being a consideration . Things happen and then other things happen. Whoever wins makes demand of the loser.

That is not the case here. The Alliance didn’t win and the Horde didn’t lose. Instead they both gained a common enemy when she upended the world of life and death.

So as it’s been stated before the story of BFA IS RESOLVED.

Is it a nice, neat, clean, and just resolution? No… it’s the ending of one chapter and the opening of another.

The Answer is that for now the war between Horde and Alliance is OVER… until something kicks it up again.