Fearne must chose who LIVES and who DIES | Critical Role C3E34 Highlights & Funny Moments

The toughest decision of Fearne's life
Critical Role Campaign 3 Episode 34
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[@handle3534]

"Who vots for Orym?" Effortlessly break the group.

[@bestofcriticalrole]

Broke me too to be fair lmao

[@rhysproudmourne1646]

I couldn't breathe or see because I was crying so hard from laughter.

[@rogue7723]

I love when Imogen/Laura shouted at Ashton “DON’T DRAG HER, PICK HER UP!!”

[@Thegameshadow1]

IT WAS AMAZIIING.

[@thefinalfrontear]

it hurt my heart so much 😭 she care….

[@neko_mewkawaii7120]

I loved Fearne cursing Delilah when she coin flipped.

[@bestofcriticalrole]

I love that she flipped the coin out of the blue, without announcing it

[@neko_mewkawaii7120]

@@bestofcriticalrole let me tell you what....I'm currently pregnant and watching your channel as well as Critical role has helped me throughout the pregnancy to keep me calm....I'm excited for Thursday each week and excited for when you do high lights of each episode. I wonder what they will do for Halloween as well as the many adventures up till then.

[@PWALPOCO]

Fearne holding Laudna: "We'll find a way back for you, I promise" - Me and Mrs : Cries

[@135mikerules23]

So who else thinks the reason Fearne tucked the coin away as quickly as she did wasn’t just because of her kleptomaniac tendencies, but rather because she lied about the result of the flip? If whatever means to potentially bring Laudna back either in the near or distant future doesn’t work, I can imagine that she would slowly let the guilt consume her whole before ever revealing that to Imogen, let alone anyone else in the group.

[@bestofcriticalrole]

That could be. Shes super chaotic but ultra sensitive on the inside plus she was way to closer to Orym. If this is true she will eventually cave in. Damn, so much tasty tasty drama lol

[@hkazu63]

I think it makes a lot of narrative sense in this moment. We all know the logic that the result of a coin flip tells you what you wanted more, and I think it’s very possible that Fearne would flip a coin, get Laudna and still choose Orym because at heart, she always wanted to save her fellow Crown Keeper. Also plays delightfully into my suspicion that Marisha, who seemed quite cheerful for her character literally being left to die, secretly bc wants it as part of her overarching story with Delilah. I think Delilah is going to use this when Laudna comes back (bc I’m sure she will) to try and turn her against the Hells.

[@RinSyuveil]

@@hkazu63 when FCG cast his spell on the dead Laudna Matt said that it did more then what the spell set out to do as if protecting Laudna from full death as well as I AM GUESSING Protected her now super corpse from being taken over by Delilah as part of the Warlock Pact

[@onigirl05]

@@RinSyuveil is that what it meant? I was too stupid to understand during the live stream. I've heard others say it'll basically revive the "og" Laudna which idk how but I think it'd still be the same Laudna

[@FireWolf583]

I did wonder if she maybe lied about who the coin flip chose. But also it’s obvious Fearne didn’t want to have to choose who lived and who died so either way she would’ve been devastated to have to let someone go.

[@Chaptrap]

I'm really certain that Fearn chose Orym on her own accord, regardless of the Coin. It kind of fits her character and she cares a lot more about Orym than Laudna. I hope that this will be revealed at some point in the future if that is the case or not!

[@bestofcriticalrole]

True, they've been friends since ExU

[@MrPtrlix]

Gonna be revealed at the campaign wrap up probably.

[@serasien]

I am pretty sure that Fearne lied there and that is why she hates the Changebringer. The coin told Laudna but she went for Orym nevertheless.

[@slvaltva1392]

yeah he is her boy, plus orym is like a fucked up unhealthy safe mechanism for half of the group, if hes dead there's no one for them to project their parental instincts onto

[@Icipherx]

My god, everyone on that table has the potential to be adorable but Ashley, she's just too pure!

[@amber7368]

Oddly enough, they made the right choice. Orym was the one who had the connections to get Laudna to Pike. If they had brought back Laudna, Orym may have been lost forever. On the other hand, Orym would have been much better off staying dead than Laudna. He would have been with his husband and dad again. Laudna was trapped in her own personal hellscape by Delilah. I hate to think of her being stuck there forever

[@lmtnemesisgamer3707]

"Who votes for Orym?" Matt, Liam, Travis and Talesin's reactions!!!

[@luckybug479]

God I started tearing up though Ferne’s “Who votes for Orym?” Made me laugh through it.

[@darthtenebrous8750]

I gotta ask, does anyone else think Fearne secretly lied about the coin flip result to save Orym over Laudna?

[@HolyConspiracyTheory]

i hope she did, it'd be such a great reveal. I am hoping when Laudna is revived that she'll reveal to Imogen that she lied.

[@FireWolf583]

Fearne hated having to pick who lived and who died so even if she faked the result of the coin flip she very clearly wasn’t going to be happy with either result. She definitely was closer to Orym than Laudna but she would’ve still hated having to choose only one person to revive

[@MrRaufasertapeter]

"Orym is dead" Thie episode killed me too

[@matthewacker7796]

"Unyone huve unny suggustiuns?"

[@CuppaTeeh]

last second breaks me every time

[@gregbrayton1043]

This was one of the greatest moments in Critical Role roleplaying, IMO. These guys are so fucking good.

[@zXxTripwirexX]

bruuuuh why end the clip here. Like a few more seconds, their reactions are all so good

[@katie2893]

taliesin: it is worse to be on the other side of this

[@DarthAnimal]

"This episode contains a choice made famous by a nazi death camp forcing a mother to kill one of her children" - Funny Moments

[@dgrmn12345]

Sophie's Choice, am i right? Hehe

[@DXWishMaker]

And who tells their story

[@MrPtrlix]

Bran the Broken.

[@Linkolnverse]

Can you imagine if they brought Laudna back instead? Would they have dealt with Delilah later on?

[@ahdnoh]

After the Apogee Solstice ep.51 and how much Orym and his connection with Keyleth play a part I wonder how much Avandra played a part in making the path. This is a point of divergence. I wonder if it will be revealed that the Changebringer was the one to intervene and split the party, teleporting them before the loss of magic and placing each group of Bells Hells where they would make the most impact going forward.

[@crittertimes]

11 MONTHS AGO?!?😢

[@Adanu191]

When I initially watched this, I just said to myself 'that is the most cop out decision making in the history of decision making ever'. Which reminds me, I need to look at the discussion episodes and see the thought process on how this was done, because the only way I'd respect Ashley on this decision is if this was entirely an IC thing.

[@JohanHaagg]

The theory that Fearne lied... I honestly think this is one of the very few situations where this is pre-determind. Marisha hade some reason not to play for a while, though I have idea why.

[@uiscepreston]

Yeah, like Dugger's "Nat 20" that only Matt and Travis "saw".

[@LWT1331]

These would be better without the pointless zoom ins. We can see for ourselves.

[@HardCR0W]

Congratulations, you screwed up the scene with your editing, for example the final cut and not including reactions completely ruined the moment.

[@cannonfire0187]

I’ll be honest I disliked Fearne a bit in this scene. As much as she has gotten to know Laudna over the past few weeks Fearne already has a connection with Orym. The fact it was such a debate with her kinda rubbed me the wrong way.

[@Whorecultist]

I think no small part of it was knowing how much Laudna meant to Imogen. She was in an impossible situation.

[@loganisreallyraw]

It was less a decision for her and more one for everyone else.