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'''The Captain:''' ''Nay!'' I hated ''myself'' for betraying him, [...] and now I've been given a chance to atone!
-->'''Hakon:''' We've hated Goliath for a thousand years!\\
'''The Captain:''' ''Nay!'' I hated ''myself'' for betraying him, [...] and now I've been given a chance to atone!
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* DramaticIrony: The crux that leads to Goliath SpottingTheThread with Hakon and the Captain's {{Gaslighing}}. For the final touch, they intended to have Goliath be struck down by a facsimile of Goliath's old mate, Demona. However, due to being stuck in a cave for 1,000 years, they had no way of knowing that Demona wasn't among the gargoyles massacred by Hakon. Goliath knew it though, and it made him realize that everything he's been seeing wasn't real.
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* DramaticIrony: The crux that leads to Goliath SpottingTheThread with Hakon and the Captain's {{Gaslighing}}.{{Gaslighting}}. For the final touch, they intended to have Goliath be struck down by a facsimile of Goliath's old mate, Demona. However, due to being stuck in a cave for 1,000 years, they had no way of knowing that Demona wasn't among the gargoyles massacred by Hakon. Goliath knew it though, and it made him realize that everything he's been seeing wasn't real.
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* DramaticIrony: The crux that leads to Goliath SpottingTheThread with Hakon and the Captain's {{Gaslighing}}. For the final touch, they intended to have Goliath be struck down by a facsimile of Goliath's old mate, Demona. However, due to being stuck in a cave for 1,000 years, they had no way of knowing that Demona wasn't among the gargoyles massacred by Hakon. Goliath knew it though, and it made him realize that everything he's been seeing wasn't real.
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* SpottingTheThread: The ghosts of Hakon and the Captain torment Goliath with an illusion of his fallen clan members reviving as vengeful statue versions of themselves (in essence, [[OurZombiesAreDifferent Gargoyle Zombies]]) demanding retribution for getting them killed that fateful night. Goliath can't bring himself to fight back due to the guilt he held for failing to save them. However, he knows something is up when a statue of Demona appears, claiming she will make him pay for letting her die as well. Goliath knows for a fact that Demona is still alive ([[UpToEleven and immortal, no less]]), making him realize the rest are fake.
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* SpottingTheThread: The ghosts of Hakon and the Captain torment Goliath with an illusion of his fallen clan members reviving as vengeful statue versions of themselves (in essence, [[OurZombiesAreDifferent Gargoyle Zombies]]) demanding retribution for getting them killed that fateful night. Goliath can't bring himself to fight back due to the guilt he held for failing to save them. However, he knows something is up when a statue of Demona appears, claiming she will make him pay for letting her die as well. Goliath knows for a fact that Demona is still alive ([[UpToEleven and (and immortal, no less]]), less), making him realize the rest are fake.
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* ArmorPiercingQuestion: What spurs the Captain's HeelRealization.
-->'''Goliath''': What good is life without honor?
-->'''Goliath''': What good is life without honor?
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* BarredFromTheAfterLife: The Captain of the Guard and Hakon were unable to pass on after they fell from the cliff. They don't know if it was the magic of the place they landed on or the strength of their hate that trapped them, but trapped they were. By the end of the episode, the Captain is finally able to pass on, while Hakon is left alone with no one to hate.
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* BarredFromTheAfterLife: The Captain of the Guard and Hakon were unable to pass on after they fell from the cliff. They don't know if it was the magic of the place they landed on or the strength of their hate that trapped them, but trapped they were. By It's implied at the end of end, however, it was the episode, latter, because the Captain is finally able to pass on, on after letting go of his hate and making amends, while Hakon is left alone with no one to hate.nothing but his hatred.
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* NeverMyFault: Hakon, mostly, and the Captain blamed Goliath for their deaths. As Goliath pointed out, however, their demises were not his doing, as the two had caused themselves to go over the cliff, not to mention it was the Captain's betrayal that lead to it.
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* NeverMyFault: Hakon, mostly, and the Captain blamed Goliath for their deaths. As Goliath pointed out, however, their demises were not his doing, as the two had caused themselves to go over the cliff, not to mention it was the Captain's betrayal that lead them to it.
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* ThePowerOfHate: What keeps Hakon and the Captain around the material plane despite being dead, at least in part (the magic inherent in the location may be part of it). Hakon claims as much as they hated each other, they hated Goliath a thousand times worse. In truth, while Hakon hated Goliath, the Captain was filled with self-loathing for betraying Goliath. Upon atoning for his actions and freeing himself of his guilt and self-hatred, the Captain is freed to move on to the afterlife. While Hakon, unwilling and unable to accept blame for what he's done, is consigned to remain trapped forever... at least until "[[Recap/GargoylesS2Vendettas Vendettas]]".
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* ThePowerOfHate: What keeps Hakon and the Captain around the material plane despite being dead, at least in part (the magic inherent in the location may be part of it). Hakon claims as much as they hated each other, they hated Goliath a thousand times worse. In truth, while Hakon hated Goliath, the Captain was filled with self-loathing for betraying Goliath. Goliath (in his own words, he hated ''himself''). Upon atoning for his actions and freeing himself of his guilt and self-hatred, guilt, the Captain is freed to move on to the afterlife. While Hakon, unwilling and unable to accept blame for what he's done, is consigned to remain trapped forever... at least until "[[Recap/GargoylesS2Vendettas Vendettas]]".
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Goliath, Elisa, Angela, and Bronx land on the coast of Scotland, beneath the cliffs on which Castle Wyvern had once been built. Goliath suffers from hallucinations that lead him inland, into the cave where he had once fought the Archmage; his companions follow him warily. At the bottom of the cavern, a magical construct enables Hakon and the Captain to transfer Goliath's life energy to themselves, restoring themselves to life. Weakened by hallucinations of his slaughtered clan and Demona, and further weakened by the megalith construct, Goliath can only tell the Captain that life is meaningless without honor; the Captain pushes Hakon into the megalith, destroying it and killing both of them again. The Captain's ghost passes on, free from the hatred and guilt that had kept him trapped in the mortal world, while Hakon remains behind, trapped in the cave.
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Goliath, Elisa, Angela, and Bronx land on the coast of Scotland, beneath the cliffs on which Castle Wyvern had once been built. Goliath suffers from hallucinations that lead him inland, into the cave where he had once fought the Archmage; his companions follow him warily. At the bottom of the cavern, a magical construct enables Hakon and the Captain to transfer Goliath's life energy to themselves, restoring themselves to life. Weakened by hallucinations of his slaughtered clan and Demona, and further weakened by the megalith construct, Goliath can only tell the Captain that life is meaningless without honor; honor. Realizing that he is betraying Goliath all over again, and deliberately this time, the Captain pushes Hakon turns on Hakon, pushing them both into the megalith, destroying it and seemingly killing both of them again. The Captain's ghost passes on, free from the hatred and guilt that had kept him trapped in the mortal world, while Hakon remains behind, trapped in the cave.
cave, for eternity.
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'''The Captain:''' I ''never'' wanted that!
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* ThePowerOfHate: What keeps Hakon and the Captain around the material plane despite being dead, at least in part (the magic inherent in the location may be part of it). Hakon claims as much as they hated each other, they hated Goliath a thousand times worse. In truth, while Hakon hated Goliath, the Captain was filled with self-loathing for betraying Goliath. Upon atoning for his actions and freeing himself of his guilt and self-hatred, the captain is freed to move on to the afterlife. While Hakon, unwilling and unable to accept blame for what he's done, is consigned to remain trapped forever... at least until "[[Recap/GargoylesS2Vendettas Vendettas]]".
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* ThePowerOfHate: What keeps Hakon and the Captain around the material plane despite being dead, at least in part (the magic inherent in the location may be part of it). Hakon claims as much as they hated each other, they hated Goliath a thousand times worse. In truth, while Hakon hated Goliath, the Captain was filled with self-loathing for betraying Goliath. Upon atoning for his actions and freeing himself of his guilt and self-hatred, the captain Captain is freed to move on to the afterlife. While Hakon, unwilling and unable to accept blame for what he's done, is consigned to remain trapped forever... at least until "[[Recap/GargoylesS2Vendettas Vendettas]]".
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* ThePowerOfHate: What keeps Hakon and the Captain around the material plane despite being dead, at least in part (the magic inherent in the location may be part of it). Hakon claims as much as they hated each other, they hated Goliath a thousand times worse. In truth, while Takin hated Goliath, the Captain was filled with self-loathing for betraying Goliath. Upon atoning for his actions and freeing himself of his guilt and self-hatred, the captain is freed to move on to the afterlife. While Hakon, unwilling and unable to accept blame for what he's done, is consigned to remain trapped forever... at least until "[[Recap/GargoylesS2Vendettas Vendettas]]".
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* ThePowerOfHate: What keeps Hakon and the Captain around the material plane despite being dead, at least in part (the magic inherent in the location may be part of it). Hakon claims as much as they hated each other, they hated Goliath a thousand times worse. In truth, while Takin Hakon hated Goliath, the Captain was filled with self-loathing for betraying Goliath. Upon atoning for his actions and freeing himself of his guilt and self-hatred, the captain is freed to move on to the afterlife. While Hakon, unwilling and unable to accept blame for what he's done, is consigned to remain trapped forever... at least until "[[Recap/GargoylesS2Vendettas Vendettas]]".
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* ThePowerOfHate: What keeps Hakon and the Captain around the material plane despite being dead, at least in part (the magic inherent in the location may be part of it). Hakon claims as much as they hated each other, they hated Goliath a thousand times worse. In truth, while Takin bated Goliath, the Captain was filled with self-loathing for betraying Goliath. Upon atoning for his actions and freeing himself of his guilt and self-hatred, the captain is freed to move on to the afterlife. While Hakon, unwilling and unable to accept blame for what he's done, is consigned to remain trapped forever... at least until "[[Recap/GargoylesS2Vendettas Vendettas]]".
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* ThePowerOfHate: What keeps Hakon and the Captain around the material plane despite being dead, at least in part (the magic inherent in the location may be part of it). Hakon claims as much as they hated each other, they hated Goliath a thousand times worse. In truth, while Takin bated hated Goliath, the Captain was filled with self-loathing for betraying Goliath. Upon atoning for his actions and freeing himself of his guilt and self-hatred, the captain is freed to move on to the afterlife. While Hakon, unwilling and unable to accept blame for what he's done, is consigned to remain trapped forever... at least until "[[Recap/GargoylesS2Vendettas Vendettas]]".
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* BarredFromTheAfterLife: The Captain of the Guard and Hakon were unable to pass on after they fell from the cliff. They don't know if it was the magic of the place they landed on or the strength of their hate that trapped them, but trapped they were.
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* BarredFromTheAfterLife: The Captain of the Guard and Hakon were unable to pass on after they fell from the cliff. They don't know if it was the magic of the place they landed on or the strength of their hate that trapped them, but trapped they were. By the end of the episode, the Captain is finally able to pass on, while Hakon is left alone with no one to hate.
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* ThePowerOfHate: What keeps Hakon and the Captain around the material plane despite being dead, at least in part (the magic inherent in the location may be part of it). Hakon claims as much as they hated each other, they hated Goliath a thousand times worse. Tellingly, when In truth, while Takin bated Goliath, the Captain lets go was filled with self-loathing for betraying Goliath. Upon atoning for his actions and freeing himself of his hatred for Goliath, he guilt and self-hatred, the captain is freed to move on to the afterlife. While Hakon, unwilling and unable to accept blame for what he's done, is consigned to remain trapped forever... at least until "[[Recap/GargoylesS2Vendettas Vendettas]]".
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* ThePowerOfHate: What keeps Hakon and the Captain around the material plane despite being dead, at least in part (the magic inherent in the location may be part of it). Hakon claims as much as they hated each other, they hated Goliath a thousand times worse. Tellingly, when the Captain lets go of his hatred for Goliath, he is freed to move on to the afterlife. While Hakon, unwilling and unable to accept blame for what he's done, is consigned to remain trapped forever... at least until Recap/GargoylesS2Vendettas."[[Recap/GargoylesS2Vendettas Vendettas]]".
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-->'''The Captain:''' I ''never'' wanted that!
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* ThePowerOfHate: What keeps Hakon and the Captain around the material plane despite being dead, at least in part (the magic inherent in the location may be part of it). Hakon claims as much as they hated each other, they hated Goliath a thousand times worse. Tellingly, when the Captain lets go of his hatred for Goliath, he is freed to move on to the afterlife. While Hakon, unwilling and unable to accept blame for what he's done, is consigned to remain trapped forever... at least until Recap/GargoylesS2Vendettas.
* ThePowerOfHate: What keeps Hakon and the Captain around the material plane despite being dead, at least in part (the magic inherent in the location may be part of it). Hakon claims as much as they hated each other, they hated Goliath a thousand times worse. Tellingly, when the Captain lets go of his hatred for Goliath, he is freed to move on to the afterlife. While Hakon, unwilling and unable to accept blame for what he's done, is consigned to remain trapped forever... at least until Recap/GargoylesS2Vendettas.
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-->'''The Captain''': No... I can't let this happen again!
* OurZombiesAreDifferent: For the final torment to finish off Goliath, the Captain and Hakon animate stone into the form of gargoyles, as if the bodies of those slain as Wyvern had raised from the dead improperly, creating essentially Zombie Gargoyles. Goliath, in a weakened state and unable to tell what is real, gets smacked around by them, but once he recovers his senses and realizes he's being duped, smashes one and the rest crumble into rubble.
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* SpottingTheThread: The ghosts of Hakon and the Captain torment Goliath with an illusion of his fallen clan members reviving as vengeful statue versions of themselves demanding retribution for getting them killed that fateful night. Goliath can't bring himself to fight back due to the guilt he held for failing to save them. However, he knows something is up when a statue of Demona appears, claiming she will make him pay for letting her die as well. Goliath knows for a fact that Demona is still alive, making him realize the rest are fake.
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* SpottingTheThread: The ghosts of Hakon and the Captain torment Goliath with an illusion of his fallen clan members reviving as vengeful statue versions of themselves (in essence, [[OurZombiesAreDifferent Gargoyle Zombies]]) demanding retribution for getting them killed that fateful night. Goliath can't bring himself to fight back due to the guilt he held for failing to save them. However, he knows something is up when a statue of Demona appears, claiming she will make him pay for letting her die as well. Goliath knows for a fact that Demona is still alive, alive ([[UpToEleven and immortal, no less]]), making him realize the rest are fake.
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* TheAtoner: The Captain of the Guard, seeking redemption for his botched scheme that instead cost most of the Wyvern Clan's lives a millennium earlier, sacrifices himself so that Hakon couldn't be resurrected to commit further mindless violence in the present.
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* TheAtoner: The Captain of the Guard, seeking redemption for his botched scheme that instead cost most of the Wyvern Clan's lives a millennium earlier, sacrifices himself so that Hakon couldn't can't be resurrected to commit further mindless violence in the present.
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* SpottingTheThread: The ghosts of Hakon and the Captain torment Goliath with an illusion of his fallen clan members reviving as vengeful statue versions of themselves demanding retribution for getting them killed that fateful night. Goliath couldn't can't bring himself to fight back due to the guilt he held for failing to save them. However, he knew knows something was is up when a statue of Demona appears, claiming she will make him pay for letting her die as well. Goliath knew knows for a fact that Demona was (unfortunately) is still alive, making him realize the setting was all rest are fake.
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* AlasPoorVillain: The Captain's HeroicSacrifice near the end evokes sympathy from Goliath, despite having resented him for his betrayal a millennium prior.
-->'''Elisa''': Who were they?
-->'''Goliath''': One enemy...and one friend.
-->'''Elisa''': Who were they?
-->'''Goliath''': One enemy...and one friend.
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* HeroicSacrifice: The Captain of the Guard attacks Hakon on a collapsing megalith to save his former friend from having his life force drained, finally atoning himself for his mistakes in the past.
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* NeverMyFault: Hakon, mostly, and the Captain blamed Goliath for their deaths. As Goliath pointed out, however, their demises were not his doing, as the two had caused themselves to go over the cliff, not to mention it was the Captain's betrayal that lead to it.
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*BarredFromTheAfterLife: The Captain of the Guard and Hakon were unable to pass on after they fell from the cliff. They don't know if it was the magic of the place they landed on or the strength of their hate that trapped them, but trapped they were.
*BeingEvilSucks: The Captain of the Guard chooses honor over life and is thus able to rest in peace. Hakon chooses life over honor and is trapped in a stone slab for eternity.
*EvilPlan: The evil duo plot to steal Goliath's life force in order to revive themselves, as well as indulge in their revenge.
*HeelRealization: The Captain of the Guard realizes that he's betraying Goliath all over again, and this time deliberately, and so he turns on Hakon.
*MindScrew: Hakon and the Captain of the Guard make Goliath think he's losing his mind through intense flashbacks and visual hallucinations, including them in place of Eliza and Angela.
*BeingEvilSucks: The Captain of the Guard chooses honor over life and is thus able to rest in peace. Hakon chooses life over honor and is trapped in a stone slab for eternity.
*EvilPlan: The evil duo plot to steal Goliath's life force in order to revive themselves, as well as indulge in their revenge.
*HeelRealization: The Captain of the Guard realizes that he's betraying Goliath all over again, and this time deliberately, and so he turns on Hakon.
*MindScrew: Hakon and the Captain of the Guard make Goliath think he's losing his mind through intense flashbacks and visual hallucinations, including them in place of Eliza and Angela.
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* ImposterForgotOneDetail: The ghosts of Hakon and the Captain torment Goliath with an illusion of his fallen clan members reviving as vengeful statue versions of themselves demanding retribution for getting them killed that fateful night. Goliath couldn't bring himself to fight back due to the guilt he held for failing to save them. However, he knew something was up when a statue of Demona appears, claiming she will make him pay for letting her die as well. Goliath knew for a fact that Demona was (unfortunately) still alive, making him realize the setting was all fake.
--> '''Goliath''': This isn't real! NONE OF YOU ARE REAL! (Smashes statue fakes)
--> '''Goliath''': This isn't real! NONE OF YOU ARE REAL! (Smashes statue fakes)
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* ShoutOut: Elisa compares the tumultuous storm that she and the rest of their party went though to being like a Disneyland ride ("Now ''that'' was an E-ticket ride."). Also counts as ProductPlacement given that Disney also owns both Disneyland and the Gargoyles series.
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* ShoutOut: Elisa compares the tumultuous storm that she and the rest of their party went though to being like a Disneyland ride ("Now ''that'' was an E-ticket ride."). Also counts as ProductPlacement given that Disney also owns both Disneyland and the Gargoyles series.series.
* SpottingTheThread: The ghosts of Hakon and the Captain torment Goliath with an illusion of his fallen clan members reviving as vengeful statue versions of themselves demanding retribution for getting them killed that fateful night. Goliath couldn't bring himself to fight back due to the guilt he held for failing to save them. However, he knew something was up when a statue of Demona appears, claiming she will make him pay for letting her die as well. Goliath knew for a fact that Demona was (unfortunately) still alive, making him realize the setting was all fake.
--> '''Goliath''': This isn't real! NONE OF YOU ARE REAL! (Smashes statue fakes)
* SpottingTheThread: The ghosts of Hakon and the Captain torment Goliath with an illusion of his fallen clan members reviving as vengeful statue versions of themselves demanding retribution for getting them killed that fateful night. Goliath couldn't bring himself to fight back due to the guilt he held for failing to save them. However, he knew something was up when a statue of Demona appears, claiming she will make him pay for letting her die as well. Goliath knew for a fact that Demona was (unfortunately) still alive, making him realize the setting was all fake.
--> '''Goliath''': This isn't real! NONE OF YOU ARE REAL! (Smashes statue fakes)
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* ShoutOut: Elisa after enduring the rocky waves and storm before landing on shore as being like a Disneyland ride ("Now ''that'' was an E-ticket ride.").
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Demona reappears in [[Recap/GargoylesS2Sanctuary Sanctuary]]; Hakon reappears in [[Recap/GargoylesS2Vendettas Vendettas]].
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Demona reappears in [[Recap/GargoylesS2Sanctuary Sanctuary]]; Hakon reappears in [[Recap/GargoylesS2Vendettas Vendettas]].Vendettas]].
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* ImposterForgotOneDetail: The ghosts of Hakon and the Captain torment Goliath with an illusion of his fallen clan members reviving as vengeful statue versions of themselves demanding retribution for getting them killed that fateful night. Goliath couldn't bring himself to fight back due to the guilt he held for failing to save them. However, he knew something was up when a statue of Demona appears, claiming she will make him pay for letting her die as well. Goliath knew for a fact that Demona was (unfortunately) still alive, making him realize the setting was all fake.
--> '''Goliath''': This isn't real! NONE OF YOU ARE REAL! (Smashes statue fakes)
* NoOneCouldSurviveThat: Subverted in this episode. When the reincarnated ghosts of Hakon and the Captain are trapped in a collapsing magical structure, Elisa says "No one could survive that," and in fact, they didn't. (They became ghosts again, and the Captain "passed on.")
* ShoutOut: Elisa after enduring the rocky waves and storm before landing on shore as being like a Disneyland ride ("Now ''that'' was an E-ticket ride.").
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* ImposterForgotOneDetail: The ghosts of Hakon and the Captain torment Goliath with an illusion of his fallen clan members reviving as vengeful statue versions of themselves demanding retribution for getting them killed that fateful night. Goliath couldn't bring himself to fight back due to the guilt he held for failing to save them. However, he knew something was up when a statue of Demona appears, claiming she will make him pay for letting her die as well. Goliath knew for a fact that Demona was (unfortunately) still alive, making him realize the setting was all fake.
--> '''Goliath''': This isn't real! NONE OF YOU ARE REAL! (Smashes statue fakes)
* NoOneCouldSurviveThat: Subverted in this episode. When the reincarnated ghosts of Hakon and the Captain are trapped in a collapsing magical structure, Elisa says "No one could survive that," and in fact, they didn't. (They became ghosts again, and the Captain "passed on.")
* ShoutOut: Elisa after enduring the rocky waves and storm before landing on shore as being like a Disneyland ride ("Now ''that'' was an E-ticket ride.").
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Demona reappears in [[Recap/GargoylesS2Sanctuary]]; Hakon reappears in [[Recap/GargoylesS2Vendettas]].
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Demona reappears in [[Recap/GargoylesS2Sanctuary]]; [[Recap/GargoylesS2Sanctuary Sanctuary]]; Hakon reappears in [[Recap/GargoylesS2Vendettas]].[[Recap/GargoylesS2Vendettas Vendettas]].
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* '''Story Arc''': Hakon's vengeance
* '''Characters''': Goliath, Elisa, Angela, Bronx, Hakon, The Captain, facsimiles of Demona and the massacred Wyvern Clan
* '''Enemy(ies)''' : Hakon, The Captain
Goliath, Elisa, Angela, and Bronx land on the coast of Scotland, beneath the cliffs on which Castle Wyvern had once been built. Goliath suffers from hallucinations that lead him inland, into the cave where he had once fought the Archmage; his companions follow him warily. At the bottom of the cavern, a magical construct enables Hakon and the Captain to transfer Goliath's life energy to themselves, restoring themselves to life. Weakened by hallucinations of his slaughtered clan and Demona, and further weakened by the megalith construct, Goliath can only tell the Captain that life is meaningless without honor; the Captain pushes Hakon into the megalith, destroying it and killing both of them again. The Captain's ghost passes on, free from the hatred and guilt that had kept him trapped in the mortal world, while Hakon remains behind, trapped in the cave.
Demona reappears in [[Recap/GargoylesS2Sanctuary]]; Hakon reappears in [[Recap/GargoylesS2Vendettas]].
* '''Characters''': Goliath, Elisa, Angela, Bronx, Hakon, The Captain, facsimiles of Demona and the massacred Wyvern Clan
* '''Enemy(ies)''' : Hakon, The Captain
Goliath, Elisa, Angela, and Bronx land on the coast of Scotland, beneath the cliffs on which Castle Wyvern had once been built. Goliath suffers from hallucinations that lead him inland, into the cave where he had once fought the Archmage; his companions follow him warily. At the bottom of the cavern, a magical construct enables Hakon and the Captain to transfer Goliath's life energy to themselves, restoring themselves to life. Weakened by hallucinations of his slaughtered clan and Demona, and further weakened by the megalith construct, Goliath can only tell the Captain that life is meaningless without honor; the Captain pushes Hakon into the megalith, destroying it and killing both of them again. The Captain's ghost passes on, free from the hatred and guilt that had kept him trapped in the mortal world, while Hakon remains behind, trapped in the cave.
Demona reappears in [[Recap/GargoylesS2Sanctuary]]; Hakon reappears in [[Recap/GargoylesS2Vendettas]].
