kobriel: That short cut scene with the bug actually made me sad; it brought a sense of destruction, or the scale of it. A bit of color and life after all that struggle and death (killed Letho, as promised to Roche when I asked for his help). Then I watched the credits sequence to the end, and the last tune made the feeling even thicker. It’s the contrast between the tiny life and (maybe) hope and the general ruin. In the end, another very short film shows Geralt alone, looking back one last time and then turning and leaving. It’s like it’s all in the past - people, life, friends, events, foes, love, war and so on. So, the bug thing feels kind of ‘well, perhaps there is life, spring, new beginning etc., but not for me, I’m done with this world’. It reminds me of the ‘tears in rain’ sequence in Bladerunner: ‘all those moments will be lost in time, like tears in rain... time to die...’:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZTzA_xesrL8