And during the first third of the episode with Tyrion mentioning the bells, surrendering and how it would save the innocents. Just like the crypt of Winterfell were supposed to be safe, they foreshadow things happening completely wrong too easily
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Finally got around to seeing it. My favorite bit is Tyrion liberating his brother. So much love between those two. It’s ironic how the actors playing the Lannister’s have given us much more rounded and moving performances than let’s say the Starks.
Daenery’s going full Ragnarok has been foreshadowed for long time, yes, but they hadn’t really done a good job of developing that madness in this season. We needed to see more of her losing her mind before.
Daenery’s going full Ragnarok has been foreshadowed for long time, yes, but they hadn’t really done a good job of developing that madness in this season. We needed to see more of her losing her mind before.
Crap actors in the key roles, plus mediocre writing and a focus on action set pieces over nuanced character arcs. That is the continual failure of this show. Jon is a dumb action hero in this, Dany equally shallow, a waste of what could and should have been far more interesting characters.
Jon or Arya killng the Mad Queen would be most logical but then again too simplistic. There's definitely a big twist. Or maybe Dany will try to kill Jon first.
What are you rambling on about, she clearly had cause to fear for her life!
That's little girl's toy horse could easily have been a gun.
'kinslayer'
Eboue is owning this thread right now.
Eboue is owning this thread right now.
Yeah, ridicolous to have a go at him for that? Literally any guess would be a "spoiler" if you don't need to get all of them right. Jesus, some people.
Kinkslayer
Pinkstair?
Arya will. This show isn't that deep anymore, they shove things down your throat.
The best ep of this season, really had that GoT feel to it that's been missing since season 5 or 6.
Wait, Aaron Rodgers was in the ep?
And have Jon not actually do anything? Sounds about right
Arya died and became God of death. So if anything it will be GoD or no one/Jaqen who will kill Dany.
Ah, now i get it:
They killed of the Night King for this. They have really fecked it up this season.
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He's just there to say "my queen" and "I don't want it"And have Jon not actually do anything? Sounds about right
Daenerys tops the ‘cnut List’ for the 457th consecutive week.
A new Game of Tropes record.
As you were, then.
I think she'll have a go first. Wonder if she'll try to get the dragon to burn him but the dragon refuses.
I loved it, Danny going full fecking Tonto was expected but well done, the Arya escape sequence was tense and beautifully shot and cleganebowl was worth the wait.
Was he a knight or a king? Make your mind up.
But if Jaqen is the horse, did he think about how he was going to take the mask off?
Obviously it was with amazing timing Bran made Jon realize his heritage and good timing for Jon to tell Dany his heritage. Even better timing for Jon to tell Arya and Sansa.Ah, now i get it:
It then definitely made the uniting purpose of putting dany on the throne so much easier.
Yeah it makes no sense at all. Why would he pick a horse out of everything?
Stannis would have been such a great king.
I liked Renly too. And Dickon.
I liked Renly too. And Dickon.
Have we considered that Jaqens true form might be the horse?
On another note, we really have to spare a thought for all the poor little girls named Daenery’s by overzealous GOT fan parents.
Just watched it. My thought are that Miguel Sapochnik is an amazing director and some of those battle scenes were incredible but sadly he was let down by absolute turd writing from the creators. Danny going nuts was beyond fecking dumb.
But hey, at least we got some big deaths this time.
But hey, at least we got some big deaths this time.
Yeah I think I agree with that. Visually the best episode of the season. Thought the music was really top drawer too.
I've already spared that thought.
Would love to know if there are any weirdo parents who named their child Cersei, Ramsay or Joffrey after the show?
As have many others.
Yeah he's an incredible composer. The music is the only thing that's stayed brilliant throughout the whole series.
It's kind of hard to now to a great candidate to the throne.
Jon is obviously the leading candidate now because of his heritage, but he is dumber than door and constantly makes the wrong choices and get tons his own people killed.
He has just and good heart though, but he doesn't seem to posess the intelligence to rule an empire.
I actually think Sansa would make the best Queen with Tyrion as hand.
Brann just sitting on the iron throne drooling while he's spaced out would also be pretty sweet
One thing's for sure after this season, the Wire still remains untouched as the GOAT.
Goat's have tits and dragons.
As much as I like Got, it's isn't fit to clean Wire's boots.
I still think Stannis would have been the best king for Westeros. Respected and distinguished military commander from a respected Western house, tough but never unfair, relentless but also honourable. It’s a shame the battle with Boltons went the way it did. Stannis with Jon Snow by his side would have been the best way to unite the kingdoms and secure peace.