Justine Henin was the last woman to win back-to-back Roland Garros titles when she lifted her third in a row and fourth in total in 2007. The Polish star could lose her world number one ranking for the first time in over a year next week if she fails to lift a fourth Grand Slam singles title. World number one Swiatek, who turned 22 on Wednesday, will face China's Wang Xinyu on Saturday for a place in the second week. Swiatek maintained her bid to become the first woman to successfully defend the French Open title in 16 years by cruising into the third round with a 6-4, 6-0 win over American Claire Liu.
We'll have to see who does it better," added Andreeva, the youngest player in the third round since a 15-year-old Sesil Karatantcheva made the quarter-finals in 2005. The 19-year-old Gauff, the runner-up to Iga Swiatek last year, defeated Julia Grabher of Austria 6-2, 6-3. Good riddance.Andreeva, ranked at 143 and making her Grand Slam debut after coming through the qualifiers, will face Coco Gauff in the next round. So it really woulda just been Ras and Alencia discussing Mort, and what're they gonna say? "Well, he was a dick. I don't think Mort survived long enough after that stab for any sort of post-battle convo, however brief. It's probably also worth noting that Ras likely couldn't afford to give someone as battle-driven as Mort any chance to cling to life that blow had to be instantly fatal, especially given Ras himself was severely wounded in that fight, or else Mort's final death throes could very well have taken Ras with him. Mort's story is pretty much intertwined with Senya's story, after all, so I think the two line up as such. In terms of his own character arc, I'd say his story's climax was the brief fight with Senya, and everything after his return was his "epilogue", even if it doesn't seem that way to the people of present Orbis who're seeing him for the first time. In the past, he's a plot driver, but in the present, he's little more than a monster to be slain. Perhaps I should've clarified that I was referring to his plot relevance (outside of his raw power) being minimal after his re-summoning that's what I meant when I said his story was already set centuries ago. He was certainly integral to the continent's past, but that's backstory.
His reasons were incredibly petty, but he absolutely had a huge impact on the continent, and I think what he thought of his "final reward" would have been just as interesting to explore compared to Ilynav and Ervalen who got a Hidden Story and epilogue respectively.
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He effectively founded Winterburg by leaving Senya alive and forcing her to fight a war by blatantly stating he would exterminate the humans if she didn't, and created the Dragon Knighthood by teaching her how to create weapons to kill dragons and giving her Ulberius's body to get started.
He planned the assassination of the Dragon King to give the dragons a reason to kill humans wholesale. He created the mad dragons by distributing Tiwig's red crystals to dragons and then fanned human discontent by influencing Ulberius to stop other dragons from acting against their maddened kin. Mort was arguably the most important villain story-wise aside from arguably Belian- he basically started the entire war singlehandedly and was also architect of 2 of the 4 nations (Winterburg and Dragon Valley).
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