And no one sits on the iron throne. I laid my thoughts out on last week's thread, but basically the 7 realms become independent - lead by Sansa, Tyrion, Gendry, Yara, Robin Arryn, the unnamed Prince of Dorne, and Bronn.
And no one sits on the iron throne. I laid my thoughts out on last week's thread, but basically the 7 realms become independent - lead by Sansa, Tyrion, Gendry, Yara, Robin Arryn, the unnamed Prince of Dorne, and Bronn.
Tyrion is hand of the king, and he kills Greyworm.
Sansa lady of winterfell and ward of the North.
Bran doesn't become the NK, NK is dead (and only a show creation I believe), Bran becomes the 3-eyed Raven intertwined with a weirwood tree near Winterfell.
Brienne kills Bronn. Maybe a Tormund Giantsbane appearance either giving his life to save Brienne or winding up banging her.
What would he save her from? That story arc is all but done.
What a bunch of hokey, sentimental garbage. That last episode was thoroughly unenjoyable, just like the rest of the season (with the exception of the penultimate episode).
Oh well, I’m sure some people loved the last 3 episodes and especially this finale. More power to them. I would rather love and feel thrilled more than feel let down any day of the week.
all of those people to death. Dany should've just let the Night King kill them all, especially Sansa.
Drogon sees his mother die and instead of burning the person who killed her, Drogon knows that the cause of her downfall was the Iron Throne so he burns it. Awesome. Nice to know a dragon has that kind of awareness.
That's about as forced of a poetic justice as I've ever seen
The entire show made perfect sense. From Tyrion's reaction and throwing down his hand emblem, to Dany sentencing him to death, to the conversation between Jon and Tyrion, to Jon finally realizing that she had to die for the sake of humanity.
The entire show made perfect sense. From Tyrion's reaction and throwing down his hand emblem, to Dany sentencing him to death, to the conversation between Jon and Tyrion, to Jon finally realizing that she had to die for the sake of humanity.
The end of this story feels very much to me as a study steeped in existential nihilism. These characters are insignificant in the grand scheme of things and Westeros is actually a never-ending dystopia set in a fantasy world.
I guess it's about as happy as any of them can hope for in the world they live in.
I feel like I was watching the end of a sappy comedy
I took some heat for criticizing the writing last week...I’m sure there will be some here who absolutely loved this finale and will be upset in those who don’t. But that is okay....there are some here who are also mad at me for loving our draft and our future phenom qb. I have thick skin.
The end of this story feels very much to me as a study steeped in existential nihilism. These characters are insignificant in the grand scheme of things and Westeros is actually a never-ending dystopia set in a fantasy world.
I guess it's about as happy as any of them can hope for in the world they live in.
That's what history is.
I'd argue her downfall was giving a shit about any of these people. Â
Dany, the dragons, the Dothraki, and Unsullied did the heavy lifting against the supposed existential threat in the Night King, then everyone said, "Thank GOD" she's gone.
I'm salty... forgive me. Everyone at that meeting would've been dead if not for her and no one gave her a second thought except Yara.
the dragons had a connection to Jon to. Perhaps you missed that?
He. Killed. His. Mother.
A few seasons ago, Tyrian said something that dragons are as intelligent as humans, if not more. The dragon knew the throne was her downfall and cause of all the wars. So he burned it.
Predictable in the sense that there was no way Dany could sit on the thrown. That was predestined, unless you wanted EVERYONE ELSE to die.
Again, that was expected. Everyone and their mother knew Dany was a goner this episode. But the rest of the episode? Sentimental garbage that was not at all in tune with the previous seasons. That was the good thing about GoT: they cut out the generic, typical Hollywood bullshit and replaced it with raw honesty and realism. This felt like a Hollywood ending if ever there was one.
Dany, the dragons, the Dothraki, and Unsullied did the heavy lifting against the supposed existential threat in the Night King, then everyone said, "Thank GOD" she's gone.
I'm salty... forgive me. Everyone at that meeting would've been dead if not for her and no one gave her a second thought except Yara.
Wow, you're really wrapped up in this fictional character Dany, aren't you? Relative of the actress?
Already did.
Makes sense.
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A troll could spill here, be warned.
Already did.
Naturally
Those are the leaks as they currently stand.
Jon dies killing Dany and Drogon.
Tyrion is hand of the king, and he kills Greyworm.
Sansa lady of winterfell and ward of the North.
Bran doesn't become the NK, NK is dead (and only a show creation I believe), Bran becomes the 3-eyed Raven intertwined with a weirwood tree near Winterfell.
Brienne kills Bronn. Maybe a Tormund Giantsbane appearance either giving his life to save Brienne or winding up banging her.
What would he save her from? That story arc is all but done.
Maybe the last 15 minutes will bring “us” redemption
Us=everyone who thought the last two weeks writing were bad
She’s right, this is brutal. What am I watching?
I feel like I was watching the end of a sappy comedy
The books - if GRRM ever finishes them - had better be more interesting than that.
I have a question:
This series is for mature audiences, right? Why do I feel like a teenage girl after watching that shit?
Huh? How?
Drogon sees his mother die and instead of burning the person who killed her, Drogon knows that the cause of her downfall was the Iron Throne so he burns it. Awesome. Nice to know a dragon has that kind of awareness.
That's about as forced of a poetic justice as I've ever seen
So...predictable?
I guess it's about as happy as any of them can hope for in the world they live in.
I agree
I feel like I was watching the end of a sappy comedy
I took some heat for criticizing the writing last week...I’m sure there will be some here who absolutely loved this finale and will be upset in those who don’t. But that is okay....there are some here who are also mad at me for loving our draft and our future phenom qb. I have thick skin.
He. Killed. His. Mother.
I guess it's about as happy as any of them can hope for in the world they live in.
That's what history is.
I'm salty... forgive me. Everyone at that meeting would've been dead if not for her and no one gave her a second thought except Yara.
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the dragons had a connection to Jon to. Perhaps you missed that?
He. Killed. His. Mother.
A few seasons ago, Tyrian said something that dragons are as intelligent as humans, if not more. The dragon knew the throne was her downfall and cause of all the wars. So he burned it.
I guess Jon killing Dany is the third “holy shit” moment that GRRM told the show runners.
Again, that was expected. Everyone and their mother knew Dany was a goner this episode. But the rest of the episode? Sentimental garbage that was not at all in tune with the previous seasons. That was the good thing about GoT: they cut out the generic, typical Hollywood bullshit and replaced it with raw honesty and realism. This felt like a Hollywood ending if ever there was one.
I'm salty... forgive me. Everyone at that meeting would've been dead if not for her and no one gave her a second thought except Yara.
Wow, you're really wrapped up in this fictional character Dany, aren't you? Relative of the actress?