User blog comment:Morganaforever/Thoughts on "Morgana's Death"/@comment-5657895-20121210234111/@comment-5465618-20121213183626

Yeah, but death is often easy for those that commit heinous crimes. Usually, when those who commit those types of crimes they end up taking their own life. Why? Because it's easy. They don't have to face what they've done. That's why in the scene when Morgana has the dream about Emyrs  he asks her  "is this what you wanted Morgana". She's forced to look at herself. If you can recall, every time she has a confrontation with Arthur or  the last time  with Mordred they remind her of what she was like before. For instance,  in the case of Mordred you could read in her face that what he said struck her even if only for a moment.