So.. did Greyworm go off to paradise?
And where did the Dragon take Khaleesi?
Why did they jus mail in this last 2 episodes
The whole paradise thing for the unsullied is stupid
They can’t reproduce so in like 39-40 years they are all dead anyways
So.. did Greyworm go off to paradise?
And where did the Dragon take Khaleesi?
Why did they jus mail in this last 2 episodes
I agree.I also think D&D made a mistake keeping Cersei around. It really should’ve been WW then Mad Queen Dany.
Dany was a great heel and we only saw her doing this for 2 eps. If we had half a season of her being heel culminating in the same beats this could’ve been amazing.
I forgot when Bronn and Jamie dodged that dragon fire and sank to the bottom of the lakeHow they disrespect Olenna Tyrell like that? Bronn as the Lord Paramount of the Reach
If D&D thought that would fly to Tyrell stans
Bronn should’ve died in s7
Agreed. Even if GRRM put out just winds it would've greatly benefited the finish, they would've likely been able to avoid the suicide wight mission/Arya-Sansa-LF plots that drove season 7.I agree.
I read a great article recently that basically said the problem we fans are all noticing, but having a hard time putting into words is the switch by the writers from a Sociological point if few (aka main characters die off but the story keeps going, there are no real evil people or pure good people, just people and how the decisions of the world around them force people to change what they do etc) to a physiological point of view, which is what everyone is used to in movies and TV (characters point of view is why things happen, you need fan favorites to survive since you rely on them to tel your story to the audience etc)
Basically, once these two took over and had no source material, just an outline on the basics on how it would end, they reverted to what they know and crash landed this baby into the swamp.
I’m most certain that GRRM told them that Dany would go all mad king....but left to their own devices, they didn’t know how to get there from the sociological point of view that the books and early seasons of the show were based on.
Basically, unless GRRM wrote it, it was almost always going to end like this regardless of the Hollywood writers they threw at it.
It’s the same reason The Wire was so beloved...it’s the only other show I can think of that was written from the sociological point of view. Characters die off, but each season was really about the world of Baltimore and how the society affected the various groups within its limits. Game of Thrones is the same thing.
Breh.. How many north men was left after the war with the dead? How can they defeat basically the greatest fighters in the 7 kingdoms. This shyt is really not making any sense but it is fantasy tv..Sansa told Greyworm if he really wants to go against the North men.. I think the Unsullied and Dothraki would have a field day against the North.