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I'm not going to lie and say I'm not catastrophically disappointed with this season.
I'm OK with where they landed, mostly, but not happy at all with how they got there.
regardless of all of our wild theories(shit, I had Grey Worm as a candidate, LOL)
I said this after the Long Night epFinal scene should have been Bran sitting looking over his kingdom. Camera slowly zooms in closer on his face. Then to his eyes. Then his eyes turn NK blue. Fade to black.
Wonder what that guy does all day.
How many kilometers did Euron swam right before fighting Jaime?
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The writing was all over the place as far as the Drogon scene after Jon kills Dany. It's like the writers were trying to be coy and leave it up to the audience on whether burning the iron throne was intentional or just Drogon lashing out.Drogon should have just flew in out of nowhere and laid total waste to the exiled Jon with everyone else as collateral damage.
Delayed revenge for killing mommy.
All snow would have been turned into boiled bloody water from the flames of vengeance.
Then you would have had something of substance to discuss today.
He’s good at being a fat lazy piece of shit who won’t finish his f’ing books!
Dude man his money from his fans, and then pissed all over them.
King's Landing gas stations have the tastiest bottled water lmao. I can't believe they didn't CGI this out after the latte controversy. Zero fucks given.
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Final scene should have been Bran sitting looking over his kingdom. Camera slowly zooms in closer on his face. Then to his eyes. Then his eyes turn NK blue. Fade to black.
I appreciate Boardwalk Empire even more after this last season of GoTNot many long running series can nail an ending that will please the masses.
You are looking back at it now that the story has been told and atributing meaning to events that happened which werent initially presented to us with that purpose.I don't want to be that guy defending a disappointing show, but something doesn't have to specifically matter at the end to have had a huge effect on the story. Dany felt like the throne was hers due to her parentage. Jon did what he considered right DESPITE what he believed to be his illegitimacy. This was very important to the story.
In the end, it continued to be hugely important. Dany finding out she wasn't the true heir was, in my opinion, a big part of meltdown.
The writing was all over the place as far as the Drogon scene after Jon kills Dany. It's like the writers were trying to be coy and leave it up to the audience on whether burning the iron throne was intentional or just Drogon lashing out.
The problem though is the two completely contradictory moments right before that. Drogon clearly smells the knife, understanding it's the cause of Dany's death and has Jon's scent on it. That was done so the audience will think "oh shit Jon is screwed"
But right before that Drogon couldn't even understand Dany was dead until repeatedly nudging her and seeing that she didn't respond. So does Drogon know Jon killed Dany or why and did he make a conscious choice not to kill him for it before? Or is Drogon an animal who barely understands just the concept of death?
With so much rushed, there is just way too much that doesn't make sense upon closer inspection
If there are dragons and snatch demons and some people are fireproof, I'm willing to accept that the Ironborn are supernaturally good swimmers.How many kilometers did Euron swam right before fighting Jaime?
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