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There are a lot of reasons to hate Joffrey, but his taste in clothing isn't one of them.
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I just watched the Long Night…
I’ve never been into GoT, despite hearing how amazing it was. I started watching the series about two weeks ago, and I can’t lie, it’s lived up. It’s been absolutely PHENOMENAL, up until this point. I genuinely can’t watch beyond this episode. The amount of plot holes, left me in disgust…
Is this common? I’ve heard that the last two seasons left a lot to be desired, but I feel like it just wasted everything I’ve watched up to this point. Jon should be dead. Bran should be dead. All of winter fell should be dust by now, and the army of the dead should’ve won.
This episode just felt like total horseshit, especially compared to everything that came before it
Edit: These are some of my biggest problems:
Genuinely, this is one of the dumbest episodes of television from what I’d consider a great series so far… If they night king can ONE TAP a dragon with his ice spears, why isn’t he sitting back and chucking them until he takes out their ONLY threat?
If the night king is surrounded by 50 of his TOP men, why can Arya sneak up on him?! She’s an amazing assassin, sure. THEN SEND AN ARMY OF THE 20,000 DEAD PEOPLE YOU JUST KILLED IN WINTERFELL TO TAKE OUT BRAN.
The entire scene of Jaime Lannister saying the night king is too important and won’t expose himself is total bullshit, because obviously he DID expose himself.
If a single zombie dragon breath can take out the ENTIRE ICE WALL, then how is Jon Snow hiding behind two random walls in Winterfell, being protected from the dragon breath? He hid behind a WALL OF CORPSES AND WAS FINE!!! So a giant wall of ice can get destroyed in one breath, but a wall of corpses is too much??
If the night kings spears can destroy literal dragons, why wouldn’t he chuck them at winterfell from a distance??? He can throw them THOUSANDS of feet, why not start throwing them???
Also, the Dothraki horde charging at them was a cool scene, but they KNOW that they’re just adding a Dothraki horde to the dead army, so why wouldn’t they group up as much as possible…
This episode was so fucking dumb.
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I’ve never been into GoT, despite hearing how amazing it was. I started watching the series about two weeks ago, and I can’t lie, it’s lived up. It’s been absolutely PHENOMENAL, up until this point. I genuinely can’t watch beyond this episode. The amount of plot holes, left me in disgust…
Is this common? I’ve heard that the last two seasons left a lot to be desired, but I feel like it just wasted everything I’ve watched up to this point. Jon should be dead. Bran should be dead. All of winter fell should be dust by now, and the army of the dead should’ve won.
This episode just felt like total horseshit, especially compared to everything that came before it
Edit: These are some of my biggest problems:
Genuinely, this is one of the dumbest episodes of television from what I’d consider a great series so far… If they night king can ONE TAP a dragon with his ice spears, why isn’t he sitting back and chucking them until he takes out their ONLY threat?
If the night king is surrounded by 50 of his TOP men, why can Arya sneak up on him?! She’s an amazing assassin, sure. THEN SEND AN ARMY OF THE 20,000 DEAD PEOPLE YOU JUST KILLED IN WINTERFELL TO TAKE OUT BRAN.
The entire scene of Jaime Lannister saying the night king is too important and won’t expose himself is total bullshit, because obviously he DID expose himself.
If a single zombie dragon breath can take out the ENTIRE ICE WALL, then how is Jon Snow hiding behind two random walls in Winterfell, being protected from the dragon breath? He hid behind a WALL OF CORPSES AND WAS FINE!!! So a giant wall of ice can get destroyed in one breath, but a wall of corpses is too much??
If the night kings spears can destroy literal dragons, why wouldn’t he chuck them at winterfell from a distance??? He can throw them THOUSANDS of feet, why not start throwing them???
Also, the Dothraki horde charging at them was a cool scene, but they KNOW that they’re just adding a Dothraki horde to the dead army, so why wouldn’t they group up as much as possible…
This episode was so fucking dumb.
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Was Meryn Trant exceptionally unqualified to be a Kingsguard, or are people being unduly harsh because he’s an unpopular character?
Every thread that mentions him has the comment “Any boy whore with a sword could beat three Meryn Trants!” or something of the sort. I have no doubt that he was less than Syrio Forel, Selmy, or The Hound. But was he fundamentally unqualified to defend the King, i.e. maybe not the best, but more than capable of guarding his monarch against practical threats?
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Every thread that mentions him has the comment “Any boy whore with a sword could beat three Meryn Trants!” or something of the sort. I have no doubt that he was less than Syrio Forel, Selmy, or The Hound. But was he fundamentally unqualified to defend the King, i.e. maybe not the best, but more than capable of guarding his monarch against practical threats?
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