Shoot. Isara really did die.

I'll forgive them for having a lackluster death scene last episode since they made an entire mourning episode this time.

It was powerful in a different way. Isara's death speech wasn't terribly touching, but it was everyone's reactions that made up for it. While I've normally disliked Welkin's approach to touchy matters, I completely empathised with him this time. The guy's trying so hard to keep the team together and not fall into a complete mess. It actually ached to see him hold it in like that.