Now ain't this the truth, Jack. We love Lugh and all, but Saba needs to lose her idealized view of her bro if they're ever going to develop an adult relationship.

Even after everything she's been through, Saba still thinks she isn't as good of a person as Lugh. It's a real drain on her confidence. Luckily, she has Jack around, who rightfully points out all of the amazing stuff she has done over the time he's known her.

Nothing like a good old "Ghost Dad" dream to bring a hero's quest into full focus, huh? Here, we get the sense that Saba's coming-of-age experience has actually only just begun, and she will need to mature even more if she hopes to live up to the challenges that are in her future.