Do you think Logan and Hesh ever felt fear during the campaign? Ever felt lost?
Like, sure, throughout the campaign they've had multiple life threathening missions, but only after Elias' death was there truly an all or nothing mindset— where the smallest mistake could determine the outcome of everything.
When the Walker brothers decided that they'd die, just to take Rorke down... Did they feel they had nothing left to loose, so long as both were gone and so was Rorke?
Was that the reason they really gave it their all, pushing through their injuries? They were ready to die and they made sure that Rorke wouldn't survive no matter what (well, we know how that went...)
Just how much weight left their shoulders the moment they survived? The moment they sat on the beach, panting, watching bombs paint the sky?
And how fucking hard did reality sink in at the sight of Rorke, surviving just like them?
