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Will drink milk from your hands
Wow. Just Wow. Glad they kept a lot of the characters back though for the final bit.
He's constantly in charge of battles though, which is a problem. You get the feeling he's going to want to continue to be in charge of battles as well.
He’s only in charge of battles because he has been thrust into that role. He doesn’t actively seek conflict albeit when he’s put in a pressure situation where his loved ones are at risk he goes for the jugular brainlessly as is befitting of his stark lineage and well the Targaeyran side doesn’t lend itself to ice cold tactical thinking either.
People getting this excited over something so dumb makes me happy. It's rare but sometimes the simple stupidity of people is lovely.
I do as well.In a few years all of us will remember this as a true masterpiece of TV. I already do.
Suddenly have an image of Roy Keane screaming at the TV because the WWs didn't track the runner.
That's probably my favorite of the episode. As silly as it was, it's great TVI do as well.
Robb was a Stark though, and while he made a brainless decision by marrying Talisa, he was a great tactician. He was also far less of a 'i want to do it all' merchant than Jon Snow and was aware of his own limitations, refusing to fight Jaime 1 on 1.
Actually just said this to my brother on whats app this afternoonI believe Martin has a different intention for the Night King that is not so black and white.
I believe in the books, the Night King will be inextricably connected to Bran/Three Eyed Raven in a deeper way than depicted in the show. They are either two halves of the same whole, some type of duality or literally the same type of non-linear magic entity. I don't think the Night King was drawing his sword to kill Bran, at least not in the books he won't be. Its possible he was drawing his sword to swear fealty. Maybe Bran is, in a multiple personality way that is hinted at in the show, actually the real Night King.
The Hodor/Hold the Door aspect that delves into a non-linear time thing I think has something to do with this. I think the show took the easy out because they couldn't deal with the complexities as well as Martin hadn't fully finalized his plans here (he also gave an interview where he said he intentionally changed things in Winds of Winter book to continue going in different direction than the show which got an earlier outline of his intended ending). So since the show didn't develop this more grey telling of the NK, I think that is one area martin will get into in the books more - the Night King - Three Eyed Raven connection to the Children of the Forest and whole question of why this Long Night is even a thing.
I think in the books, to kill the Night King, they will have to kill Bran.
Yes but that marriage was a poor tactical decision - he could have done it in a more deceptive way and he didn’t - leading to his death. For me being a great leader isn’t just being strong tactically on the battle field but politically too.
personally i had no issue with the darkness. it was the sound that i was most upset aboutTo those complaing about the darkness: Of course they had to use some tricks with their budgets. They obviously were not able to animate the whole episode with a massive authentic WW army together with the dragons, magic, fire, etc etc etc.
Also the darkness helped for the 'horror' feeling, so it was a good choice.
In a few years all of us will remember this as a true masterpiece of TV. I already do.
In a few years all of us will remember this as a true masterpiece of TV. I already do.
Biggest questions reading through this thread is why so many people would want to watch Endgame
Turn your brightness way up. I done it tonight and its like an entirely different episodeI think I need to give it a second watch. First time round was quite dark which was an issue.
For me it was a great episode and loads of fun, but with a few too many flaws to be a true masterpiece.
I like the way they're all tense as feck on the off-chance the White Walkers just wipe out everyone and that's it.
I've seen this exact video with a football game on that screen, with boobs being flashed, with random other videos before. It's sadly fake.
just realized i mixed up jon snow and beric dondarion. my bad
Yeah epic but again anyone who play Total War knows you don't throw away your cavalry.That's probably my favorite of the episode. As silly as it was, it's great TV
Also Theon is a massive character death. He has been a main part of the show for most seasons.
Same for me, specially the part where the wights started to charge. I try to adjust settings but it was impossible to get a decent imageThere were some really good bits in that episode and some quite shit stuff.
Good stuff - Flaming swords and just priest woman flaming shit up in general, genuinely tense zombie mgs sequence with Arya that made me jump when they burst through the wrong door
Shit stuff - bottle job with killing more of the major characters to the extent that they were literally the only ones left at the end, Arya delivering an rko out of nowhere.
Oh and glad that others are saying it was too dark. I thought my TV was fecked. Was barely watchable at times.
Because we saw him die?Why does everyone think Theon died ?
Oh no you didn't! Lyanna is a total and utter badass and should have survived and told Danny to go suck a sickI got all excited when it looked like Sam was being eaten.
Genuinely laughed out loud when Jon took one look at him about to be mauled to death and then just fecked off.
I had a similar reaction when Lyanna Mormont died. Her 'I'm a very angry little girl who IS JUST AS CAPABLE AS YOU' act got boring real quickly.
like feck off love you're about 3 feet tall a zombie squirrel could have taken you out.
For people criticising the Dothraki charge, it's all they know, they have no plan B. They're like Sarri's Chelsea. They have history of it, going head first into Unsullied and losing https://gameofthrones.fandom.com/wiki/Battle_of_Qohor
He's the worst military commander ever.
In the Battle of the Bastards he charged head on because he got overly emotional, playing right in to Ramsay's hands and getting his army slaughtered. In this one he allowed the dothraki cavalry (a large bulk of their forces?) to be annihilated in about 10 seconds because they charged with zero support, and then spent the rest of the episode trying (and failing) to be a hero.
He doesn't command, he's just a great warrior. People keep talking about him as a King or a leader when really he's just very good with a sword and a honourable bloke. He's led two battles and his army has been destroyed in both, and he's only 'won' because Sansa and Arya came up with the clutch.
The Dothraki should have been forced to fight on foot and clearly instructed that cavalry charges will not be effective against this kind of enemy, Jon should have known that. That would have been 40 thousand more men (some of the finest warriors they have to boot) holding the line rather than thrown away at the start.
I hope someone calls him out for all of it. Doubt it though.
He comes across as a good person but quite dumb and naive in the books too. Hence the hole "you know nothing Jon Snow". Literally knows feck all.
But the show writers made him an extra level of dumb today. He had entered a staring contest with a wight dragon, for god knows what reason, and had Arya not pulled off the clutch he would've been thoroughly crispy.
Thats fine and dandy, but when your opponent can raise the dead that changes your plan. It's up to the commanders to ensure they're used correctly.
Having watched the ending of season 7 again, there were more than 2 giants but like you said, could have easily been burned anywayBy at worst I mean that they are defiantly not tier three.
Someone said that they said in an earlier episode that there were only two giants left and we know how the one died. He would have been burnt.
Aye, if they're capable of crossing an entire continent and fighting in unknown terrain, they're surely capable of a slight tactical variation.
Aye, if they're capable of crossing an entire continent and fighting in unknown terrain, they're surely capable of a slight tactical variation.
Was really hoping she'd be the one to kill Cersei (wearing Tyrion or Jaime's face) but I'd say that looks unlikely now she's killed the NK.