I also found it funny how Grey Worm turned into a wanker personality wise when physically it would be impossible.
I also found it funny how Grey Worm turned into a wanker personality wise when physically it would be impossible.
Re the Nights Watch, do people read that as hr actually left them?
I thought it was more of a wink wink, nudge nudge thing to let Jon go free and finally do what he wants. The Unsullied seem to accept he was actually joining them (which was laughable), but I thought that was part of the ploy.
People have been complaining it about the show for several seasons now (not always fairly, I think) so I don't know why they expected to enjoy the finale (although as I say it was much more of a return to the early seasons, so I thought maybe they would).
It's fine to be invested and disappointed but I get tired of the RAAAAGE every time something isn't just as people wanted (The Last Jedi, the Inbetweeners reunion - I mean, what did people expect a clip show to be, for heavens sake?)
I saw it that with Tormund being there, that he was defo gonna go like he wanted in a previous episode. I think it was him going where hes most loved and that was 'part of the plan'.
I saw it that with Tormund being there, that he was defo gonna go like he wanted in a previous episode. I think it was him going where hes most loved and that was 'part of the plan'.
I doubt it.It’s funny, because at the time everyone was complaining about how the show massively declined post-Gus and how giving Walt a heroic ending was a complete betrayal of a five season arc of him becoming a truly irredeemable villain.
What I’m getting at here is in five years people will probably be complaining about the latest huge series finale and comparing it unfavourably to GoT.
That I can agree on, and this season (probably everything after S4 or so) has left a permanent stain on the series as a whole, but that doesn't take away from the fact that I still enjoyed parts of it, especially if you took it for what it was without being too annoyed about every plothole and the pacing etc.
Probably the aim, though as Tyrion says it's more of a place to send bastards and broken things. I also don't think Jon is staying with the Night's Watch.
Why didn't he just stay there with Ygritte? Such a dumbass.
Which is funny, cos he could have set off, waited until they boarded, then turned around. (But guess that means he stays for no reason as he had nothing left to do)Yeah, they were giving him exactly what he wanted in the end whilst the Unsullied and Dothraki (the kind souls they are) bought it.
So he got his ending at least.
Why didn't he just stay there with Ygritte? Such a dumbass.
I also enjoyed parts of it.
Episode 2, 3 and 5 I actually thought were really entertaining television (in isolation) and I enjoyed it.
The first episode I thought was pretty mediocre and then I have 4 and 6 down as legitimately bad and not enjoyable to watch. Even in those episodes there were excellent scenes, but overall I didn't enjoy either.
The scene from episode 3 where the Night King walks up to Bran and it cuts to a number of characters struggling was legitimately one of my favourite scenes in GoT history. I'm not here to say it was all terrible.
Not sure if serious, but ill pretend it is.
Because there was still a threat of the dead and him knowing the Wildlings would attack the wall.
Which is funny, cos he could have set off, waited until they boarded, then turned around. (But guess that means he stays for no reason as he had nothing left to do)
When you play the game of moans you whine or cry. There is no middle ground.Didnt like any of the first 30 mins of ep6?
Bronn was the real hero of the entire thing.
And he ends up master of coins opening brothels left, right and centre.
Legend.
Bronn was the real hero of the entire thing.
And he ends up master of coins opening brothels left, right and centre.
Legend.
The real heroes were the animals.
Direwolves, Dragons, heck even the Horse and the Polar Bear. Loyalty personified. Let down by shit humans.
Didnt like any of the first 30 mins of ep6?
And on the other side of the coin, people are allowed to express opinions. In fact, we'd have nithing but mindless shit all the time if we just accept everything and anything.
As always, there's a middle ground.
I don't know but the scene looked very suspect when I initially saw it. I thought it looked like a real rush job, edited badly and the animation was very off. I just assumed they had cobbled it together in the last few days to shove in at the end, but if it's an old model animation then that would also make sense.
is this legit?
If it's not, your post will make even more sense.I don't know but the scene looked very suspect when I initially saw it. I thought it looked like a real rush job, edited badly and the animation was very off. I just assumed they had cobbled it together in the last few days the shove in, but if it's old animation then that would also make sense.
Is Ghost missing his ear?
is this legit?
I'm still holding the copyright to BoJaqen Horseman, ok?Jaqen the horse is still out there. Grazing and stallioning.
So... you agree with me.
Yes. Because it's from season 8 only.Is Ghost missing his ear?
I'm still holding the copyright to BoJaqen Horseman, ok?
#Danebowl #loottrainattackSure, you can rip off my theory and stick a shit name on it.
D&D&MP
Bringing a guitar to the party. Euron is just as bad in real life.
Jorah still loyal to his queen.
Jon a miserable twat as always.
Bringing a guitar to the party. Euron is just as bad in real life.
Jorah still loyal to his queen.
Jon a miserable twat as always.
Nope, there's a scene in an earlier season where Jon kneels down and pets Ghost with a similar angle but it's completely dark and the movements are totally different.
is this legit?