This has been one epic drama, encompassing a long period of time, Jumong s expansionist policies, camaraderie and loyalty of his friends and the great loyalty of the Queen. History seems to be a bit harsher on Jumong in this respect, however. I was a bit upset that the Queen decided to go, but it is historically accurate, it seems. The final episodes also saw the loss of the General of the Left-nooooo, I was really sad that one of those early companions had to go, but it also showed how deeply they were all connected. I sympoathise with yuri partly, but partly his reaction is very immature. Jumong would have grabbed at every possible moment with his father with more maturity. His reaction to his father in episoe 78 shows how different he is from Jumong. Yuri learned the bitterness of life but then became a prince. He is in stark contrast to Jumong- who ha started out as a bratty prince but then learned the bitterness of life the hard way. I have nothing against yesoya, except she didn t raise her son very well. But then none of the princess were really likeable. Jumong knew his father only briefly then had to deal with the loss of his son, I thought it was good for him to have him back.even if yuri doesn't deserve it, because he is a brat that I wouldn't trust. I liked the final arc because of reintroducing Yuri- in terms of father-son storyline, it was the perfect symmetrical conclusion. Everyone has their interests that they must protect. Because in wars and establishing nations and protecting a nation, there is no place for clear distinctions between bad and good. I think this drama did a wonderful job at balancing portrayala of various characters. All I can say is I was really sad to see the ending, but I was impressed with the integrity of the Queen. Gogryo has been established and for 15 years governed by the King and, the rest is spoilers. A bittersweet conclusion to the series (spoilers): What a phenomenal final arc, a great way to symmetircally end the series.

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