She has been threatening to burn people alive or burning people alive since season 2. Anytime she faces any kind of adversity, she threatens to set people on fire.
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Game of Thrones S8 |OT2| Please do not post spoilers here - assume all episodes have been leaked - spoiler tag all future episode speculation
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She has been threatening to burn people alive or burning people alive since season 2. Anytime she faces any kind of adversity, she threatens to set people on fire.
He knew Jon had the better claim and would be the better ruler. He lays out the whole case to him like 3 minutes in and in the last episode before they leave winterfell. This isn't a problem. Jaime is a problem.
They at least got a sex scene where somehow Greyworm knew what to do with his mouth.
This weak mothafucka only managed to burn ONE little girl.This show fell off a cliff when The Mannis died
He only sold his sister, forced her into marriage, threatened her life, and treated her like shit. It's just a prank, bro!
YepThis show fell off a cliff when The Mannis died
Selmy getting murked without full armor on should have been the first sign.
These past 2 seasons have made bad pussy and the shireen barbecue look like citizen kane
If the White Walkers were connected in any way to what's going on right now then maybe I'd see your point but they're really not; that 'message' just seems like something meant to explain why the show did barely anything with the White Walker threat. You could have cut out the White Walker plot in its entirety and replaced them with just some random group of evil humans and there really wouldn't have been any change either thematically or in terms of story.
And "people are their own worst enemies," is exactly the kind of meaningless statement that I'm ragging on. Not to come off as harsh but, so what if people are their own worst enemies? That offers nothing to me in terms of thematic satisfaction because it's just baseless nihilism built around nothing that actually relates to the real world or the human condition. As I said earlier in the thread, it's a fantasy world commenting on itself.
I don't even think he said anything tho
they just gazed at one another
Are you kidding me?
If Martin released Winds of Winter in the next year I'll shit a brick, and you think he's going to release 2 books? lol Oh shit man you got me.
Are you aware that House Tarly was sworn to and fought for House Targaryen during Robert's Rebellion? They should've immediately joined her cause when she showed up, they would have seen anyone else as usurpers.
People called me crazy when I said years and years ago that this show would have little to no rewatch value. It'd be a massive hit that would be bright as fuck while around, and disappear quickly once over. I think that is coming to fruition.
This is where I'm at. The spectacle of seeing Dany go mad queen and burn King's Landing was pretty exciting and horrifying, even though the writing continues to suck.
Did you forget Dany had her dragons roast and eat a person back in Mereen? Her answer was: "I don't know if he was innocent or guilty" .
She just randomly picked someone to die to send a message. He did nothing to her.
Also she executed a slave who was begging her for mercy. Did it in front of the whole city.
Janos Slynt disobeyed a direct order and in the north, you die for that.
You have to take off your Dany glasses to see that she was far worse than he was.
I am so surprised that you guys are so pissed off right now as if the quality of the writing went down with this episode. The show's writing quality went down after season 4. It took a sharp nose dive after season 5. It's been about on-screen spectacle and predictable fan service for the past 3 seasons. This was honestly an incredible episode to watch. Sometimes you just have to ignore the terrible writing and simply enjoy the spectacle on display. I absolutely loved the fact that they had Danny go in this direction. I never expected them to do it right. I just hoped that they did it. And they did. I feel satisfied.
So it was bright as fuck for 8 straight years? lol
The only thing that arc told me is that Dany wasn't some wilting flower to be sold off, she was a Real One and homie got the crown for that
Magic works right until your shitty little brother shows up with his shitty little face...?
I've been telling my wife, who loves Dany and her dragons, for the last few seasons that she is going to be like Genghis Khan and his conquering Mongol Horsemen, since she's been led down this path where she believes she's entitled to the throne and totally drank the Kool Aid. It's been pretty obvious.
Agreed that it feels rushed tho. Same with the white walkers.
Do you have a link to that article where they say that HBO was willing to go on for more seasons, but that D and D wanted to cut it short
Not even remotely surprised by that ratio lollook at that chad to nerd ratio
we cant let those nerds win guys
People are of course going to be pissed that Dany went Darkside. Especially when it was done as poorly as it was.
Yeah, it's jut nerds unhappy. Go fuck yourself.look at that chad to nerd ratio
we cant let those nerds win guys
I think the moral of the story is "bitches be crazy and shouldn't rule". Cersei was crazy and vindictive, Sansa's a backstabber, and Dany goes genocidal maniac when she doesn't have someone to fuck. Makes sense.
And it also confirmed that people are teleporting, since it should take almost a year for an army to go to and from Winterfell to King's Landing on foot and that baby shoulda been damn close to being born by the time Cersei said it was Euron's.
And it also confirmed that people are teleporting, since it should take almost a year for an army to go to and from Winterfell to King's Landing on foot and that baby shoulda been damn close to being born by the time Cersei said it was Euron's.
Getting crushed under the Red Keep while pregnant with her brother's child is absolutely a brutal death. Literally what she thought was the safest place killed her in the end, a fault of her own for provoking someone who owns a dragon that's been known to decimate armies in seconds.
To be fair, it helps that they showed us all those times that emotion was able to overcome or tempt him away from Qyburn's grasp
wait
"The people of King's Landing will never support you, because Cersei is a good queen or something. Nevermind that High Garden, the Reach, the Vale, Dorne, the North, and even the damn Iron Islands and probably a lot of people in Essos support you! Be evil now."
What is inconsistent? Rhegal wings were fucked up and he was already injured before he died and Dany was prepared this time. I suppose they could have hidden some ballista away from view if I had to nitpick.
I like how the unsullied forces have quadrupled since the winterfell massacre
I also like how the last 2 hours in an IP with tons of weaving plotlines is going to be dedicated to disposing of this trash nonsense heel turn and not ya know. Wrapping up plot threads
Can't wait to see a 5'0 Jaime Lannister looking up at Cersei. No thanks.
That's because the writers used poor character development and the dumbing down of key characters like Tyrion to hide a plot twist they wanted to make.
A better set of writers would of better established the theme of no longer caring about the innocent and her dark impulses consuming at her and made it a tragic shocking moment. Where you better establish her isolation, her sense of betrayal, her creeping disdain for the people of Westeros. Contrast it with the good Dany and find some creative ways to throw the audience off during this season.....Not justify everything because she stares at the Red Keep and is apparently way more insane over not getting fucked and her friends deaths than the show let on.
So Dany turning evil seems like its always been possible, but they didnt do a good job of building it. In my head canon, Targaryans just have a magical gene in them that makes them snap the fuck out if they reach a mental breakdown.
I mean it's not THAT hard to believe. Dany was gliding low enough to where they couldn't see her and Dragons don't exactly have an engine noise to give them away.
nothing made me lose faith in the show completely quite like S5E9. Stannis killing Shireen like, actually made me angry. It let to me actually not enjoying S6 at all because I was pissed off.
If you need everything spoonfed to you I suppose
Guys am I doing the r/iamverysmart thing right?
Guys?
It was mostly because he thought she was the mad Queen though. Not just because Jon was first in line.
I thought the magic changes your height as well? Or does it? I've never noticed...
All for naught. Bet you weren't expecting that
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