Jacquen is the horseI hope Arya's entire participation in the next episode is being killed in a surprise return by Jacquen
Jacquen is the horseI hope Arya's entire participation in the next episode is being killed in a surprise return by Jacquen
Again, there's a difference between ruling through fear and being a genocidal maniac. Cersei blowing up the Sept was ruling through fear, Dany deliberately burning the entire population of King's Landing is being a genocidal maniac. I mean, what's the point she's trying to get across here: Serve me or I will kill another half a million people?
Well their ending is going to be roughly what GRRM's ending will be so if he says its gonna be bittersweet then I am gonna take him at his word until I see otherwise.
Though I wouldn't put it past D&D to mess up the real ending as well at this point.
She was pre-occupied because she fell.for his trap to lure her away.She was preoccupied with a undead dragon. Seems like a fair excuse on why she isn't burning the wights.
This bothered me quite a bit tbh, fire shouldn't be collapsing buildings like that.Dragon fire was basically a flame thrower before. It would set people on fire without even knocking them down. No force or blast.
Now it explodes stone castles like they were made of paper? How?
Try shooting a stone wall with a flamethrower and see what happens.
Exactly my thoughts. The fight should have been emotional for both brothers.I don't share the same enthusiasm for the Clegane fight as many of you. I found it incredibly unsatisfying because the mountain is just a zombie of his former self. Whoever Clegane is fighting is just an impossible-to-kill creature that isn't his brother. His brother died in season 4, so I found nothing redeeming about it.
She's going to marry Gendry and be his lady.I hope Arya's entire participation in the next episode is being killed in a surprise return by Jacquen
Wolf scenes were probably added after when the budget was goneHeh, after watching last night's episode I'm curious again why the show's producer thought petting a wolf would be far too technically complex. :)
Well that seems fitting for the level of writing and character coherence we had this season so far!
You was just saying Arya did the actual work and killed NK and Dany didn't do shit, but now you're saying she's an idiot for going after NK? Lmao. Make up your mind.She was pre-occupied because she fell.for his trap to lure her away.
Doesn't matter, she is a idiot. She was always going to be mad, we knew this since the beginning. People were too busy naming their kids after her to see all the signs.
they were cerceiis people, they had it coming. They chose cersei over dany, shit happens.
Always amusing to watch the usual twitching hysterics spunking off over how this is JUST THE WORST. See you graceless bitches same time next week as usual.
LOL. D&D don't understand the meaning of the word "bittersweet" or even "sweet." I await to be proven wrong, but I fully expect the ending to be a complete, goddamn, depression romp with a touch of nihilism.
I don't share the same enthusiasm for the Clegane fight as many of you. I found it incredibly unsatisfying because the mountain is just a zombie of his former self. Whoever Clegane is fighting is just an impossible-to-kill creature that isn't his brother. His brother died in season 4, so I found nothing redeeming about it.
Exactly my thoughts. The fight should have been emotional for both brothers.
I don't share the same enthusiasm for the Clegane fight as many of you. I found it incredibly unsatisfying because the mountain is just a zombie of his former self. Whoever Clegane is fighting is just an impossible-to-kill creature that isn't his brother. His brother died in season 4, so I found nothing redeeming about it.
Does Danaerys get triggered by bells or something? Jupiters cock.
It was like when they blew up the whole town on Little House on the Prairie. :PJust saw the episode.
Botched writing aside, that was incredible. I was shaking the entire time. The pure distilled destruction on display was absolutely terrifying. Emilia Clarke killed it as well. She made Danaery's unadulterated rage palpable. There was something cathartic about watching the total collapse of King's Landing as well. All the conniving, scheming all the political games all the attempts at diplomacy all the ambitions of good governance and rule we've seen throughout the show turn to ash.
So what does everyone predict for Tyrion? Spoiler tag your responses.
Learning that you can never become better.Soo uuh brehs... can someone explain Jaime's arc throughout the show for me?
Because uuuuhhh
Soo uuh brehs... can someone explain Jaime's arc throughout the show for me?
Because uuuuhhh
horny for sister...little roundtrip...horny for sisterSoo uuh brehs... can someone explain Jaime's arc throughout the show for me?
Because uuuuhhh
I can get over the leap of dragon lady all of a sudden snapping and killing civilians....maybe. But if Arya doesn't kill someone in the next episode like the "faceless man" trained her, I'll be very disappointed with her arc. Bran's complete uselessness better be redeemed as well. I just feel like the showrunners have made so much of what happened in the earlier seasons completely pointless.
Where are you seeing it as a minority? RT gave the episode less than 50%Agreed. The episode was a fantastic 80 minutes of television.
Seeing a very vocal minority screaming about the poor writing regarding Dany's decision to burn King's Landing has me scratching my head though. It's almost as if some people haven't watched the show and haven't picked up on the possibility that this was always a potential outcome. The show has laid it out pretty clearly. Especially considering with what's transpired in the previous episodes for the character.
Says who? Because D&D never said that. And, GRRM hasn't read the S8 scripts.
....burned?I wonder how the parents that irl named their daughters daenerys are feeling
Soo uuh brehs... can someone explain Jaime's arc throughout the show for me?
Because uuuuhhh
It's quite simple actually. I don't like people who revel as pigs in shit at the perceived 'failures' of this unprecedented show and I wish to share my contempt for them.
"Jaime is going to kill Cersei, lol it's obvious"
Laughing at the fools who still had hope for the writing.
Soo uuh brehs... can someone explain Jaime's arc throughout the show for me?
Because uuuuhhh
he did become better, but he still cares about his sister
Serves them right, everyone should have seen this coming from quite early on. At least the last five years or so.I wonder how the parents that irl named their daughters daenerys are feeling
They didn't name their kids daenerys, it's khaleesi that was popularI wonder how the parents that irl named their daughters daenerys are feeling
Wouldn't have happened if he was. He was the only person left who really loved Dany beyond queenly devotionI'm so happy Ser Jorah isn't alive for this. Poor man would've died of an heart attack.