Lohse Song | Divinity: Original Sin 2

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[MessagerOfHell]

Killing that squid demon was worth it for this song

[ForemostCrab]

Her lute really is special...it creates a whole backup band.

[hoboodinson]

lol I told her to play the song right after I've killed Adramahlihk, so she was singing on top of a pile of demon corpses.

[exudeku]

Is it me or its poetically funny that Lohse's VA is the dommy mommy demon that binds Wyll in Baldur's Gate 3?

[roycebracket]

"Finally get to hear her sing! But after all this time, I'm definitely gonna end up disappointed."
*three minutes later*
"...sorry, I can't read your dialog through my tears."

[halfaton]

Credits could have rolled and I wouldn’t care.

[cassuttustshirt]

The voice actress for Lohse turned out to have such a lovely singing voice.

[calinsa]

me before buying it:" how emotional can this game be ?"

me after 100 hours and getting to this song : * sobbs tears of joy and bitter-sweatness *

[RachelAlmarane]

The moment you unlock the song is so tear inducing... I think Lohse's trials make this song even more beautiful. It is the first song she has sung in what may be many years, and it is dedicated to the player. It is also the moment when Lohse allows herself to be happy without being sarcastic and without holding back, because she is finally free. Plus, for a game with this visual style (little room for custom animations and staging centered around a character), the staging and visual effects are really good and embellish the scene.
This song is a way better reward than some random equipment =) I just played this passage without Lohse, and killing this boss wasn't as epic and fullfiling as with Lohse.

[Daniel-xvtr]

One of the most likeable characters in game history

[xKingGeorgeTheThirdx]

What a reward after two hours of trying to kill that damn demon.

[CelestialDraconis]

I always have a soft spot for red headed bards.

[im-_-dubz]

This was by far one of the most memorable moments in this game for me!

[xeikai]

This was the best quest reward i have ever gotten in a game. I remember asking her to sing at the beginning of the game and the entity makes her break her lute and she can't play. to see her free was so beautiful.

[Nyrufa]

To Anybody claiming they didn't get this song by playing as Lohse, you unlock it after killing the demon possessing her. He should be carrying Lohse's Lute, and if you use it, she'll sing the song.

[SeniorBae]

As someone who is schizophrenic, I fell in love with Lohe's story as a character. When she says that she feels like she's being controlled or there are voices in her head, I felt the same way sometimes. But she still pulls through it with witty jokes and kept pushing forward no matter how sick she gets. She's a true inspiration, thanks Larian for such a beautifully written character.

[VCN]

I love this song, I almost cried when I heard it in a game - especially because Lohse character is terrifyingly similar to girl I loved back in high school times. Similar personality, similar behaviour, similar voice, similar face (on avatar), similar dark eyes. Only the hair made a difference. You can imagine how stunned I was when I played Divinity Original Sin 2 for the first time

[justinkitchur]

This 2m49s is literally worth the game.. This is why this game is f'ing amazing. The music alone is 10/10. I sometimes just listen to the background music and not play.

[Ganjau]

Gonna be real here. Killed her demon, jumped out of my seat when I saw Lohse’ lute on his body. I immediately played it and couldn’t help but cry. Just being able to hear her sing and be happy hits in all the right places. Such a beautiful end to her quest line

[miej]

673 hrs in-game. Played as Sebille, with Lohse as the main love interest. Was trying to play as true to the character as possible, focusing entirely and single-mindedly on the quest of revenge. Somewhere along the way, Lohse taught me that there had to be more to life than just the darkness one has known. By the time I confronted the Shadow Prince, finding a way to help Lohse had already become more important. I was certain that she would succumb eventually, and that the conversations in which she was unable to sing were just tragic hints of what she had lost. Getting to hear this song and have Lohse's character freed of her burden was the single greatest moment in any artistic medium, let alone video gaming. This was the true ending of the game for me.

Haven't touched the game in years, but hearing this song still brings on the tears.

brb, installing it again.