Worst part of final season?
I know people like to complain about the final season and I'm not necessarily disagreeing, but what do you like the least about that season?
What specifically makes that season so shitty to you?
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I know people like to complain about the final season and I'm not necessarily disagreeing, but what do you like the least about that season?
What specifically makes that season so shitty to you?
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Does anyone else utterly detest Sansa?
I'm currently rewatching the show with my wife for her first time, I hate her even more than last time.
She starts of as an entitled spoiled moody child, she betrays her sister, then gets pressured into betraying her brother.
How she treated Tyrion after how well he treated him was also pretty detestable.
She then goes off with littlefinger into the sunset, to back him when he made an obvious power play.
She then agrees to marry the son of the person who killed most of her family, just to solidify her own position in the hopes the Boltons lose to Stannis.
After escaping she openly argues with Jon on matters she doesn't know much about, constantly trying to lead herself.
After that she doesn't tell Jon about the Knights of the vale, allowing most of his men to die for nothing, and then claiming they won because of her, the audacity...
While terrible things happened to her, it's not like she did anything except endure and complain, she went from spoiled/entitled to bitter/entitled.
Even worse is at the end after Jon made his sacrifice resulting in a very poor ending for him, she gets the North and makes it an independent country.
I don't see any remorse for her mistakes, only entitlement and a reward she didn't deserve.
Of course she didn't deserve most of the bad things that happened to her, but let's be real, most GOT characters had to deal with horrible things, and didn't turn out like her.
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I'm currently rewatching the show with my wife for her first time, I hate her even more than last time.
She starts of as an entitled spoiled moody child, she betrays her sister, then gets pressured into betraying her brother.
How she treated Tyrion after how well he treated him was also pretty detestable.
She then goes off with littlefinger into the sunset, to back him when he made an obvious power play.
She then agrees to marry the son of the person who killed most of her family, just to solidify her own position in the hopes the Boltons lose to Stannis.
After escaping she openly argues with Jon on matters she doesn't know much about, constantly trying to lead herself.
After that she doesn't tell Jon about the Knights of the vale, allowing most of his men to die for nothing, and then claiming they won because of her, the audacity...
While terrible things happened to her, it's not like she did anything except endure and complain, she went from spoiled/entitled to bitter/entitled.
Even worse is at the end after Jon made his sacrifice resulting in a very poor ending for him, she gets the North and makes it an independent country.
I don't see any remorse for her mistakes, only entitlement and a reward she didn't deserve.
Of course she didn't deserve most of the bad things that happened to her, but let's be real, most GOT characters had to deal with horrible things, and didn't turn out like her.
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G. Wolfe + C. Nolan = Why WoW is late
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What's everyone's least favourite period throughout the show?
So for reference, I'm talking about during a rewatch: which is your least favourite part of a rewatch, something what you have to say "ugh, here we go again". For me, it has to be most of Season 5 and partially Season 6.
- Aryas training in Braavos.
- King Tommen the boring, the weekling, the annoyance.
- The faith militant storyline.
- the Dornish subplot.
- Danaerys ruling Mereen, sending Jorah off twice and him coming back twice.
- Stannis' unceremonious death.
I enjoyed everything going on with Jon, Castle Black and the Wildlings. Hardhome was a great episode. I loved Jons transformation from Lord Commander to taking back Winterfell, restoring the Stark name and army. The faith militant storyline came to a satisfying end, exterminating some of the more boring characters. The Hound returning was also great too.
Ultimately, i just feel like watching all the other seasons, i at least enjoy everyones individual storylines and there was a lot to look forward to. But when you're only invested in part of the storyline, it becomes a bit of a hard rewatch.
But on the whole, it's still Game of Thrones and like every other show, it's not infallible and it's still a show i enjoy. For its faults. What are yours?
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So for reference, I'm talking about during a rewatch: which is your least favourite part of a rewatch, something what you have to say "ugh, here we go again". For me, it has to be most of Season 5 and partially Season 6.
- Aryas training in Braavos.
- King Tommen the boring, the weekling, the annoyance.
- The faith militant storyline.
- the Dornish subplot.
- Danaerys ruling Mereen, sending Jorah off twice and him coming back twice.
- Stannis' unceremonious death.
I enjoyed everything going on with Jon, Castle Black and the Wildlings. Hardhome was a great episode. I loved Jons transformation from Lord Commander to taking back Winterfell, restoring the Stark name and army. The faith militant storyline came to a satisfying end, exterminating some of the more boring characters. The Hound returning was also great too.
Ultimately, i just feel like watching all the other seasons, i at least enjoy everyones individual storylines and there was a lot to look forward to. But when you're only invested in part of the storyline, it becomes a bit of a hard rewatch.
But on the whole, it's still Game of Thrones and like every other show, it's not infallible and it's still a show i enjoy. For its faults. What are yours?
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The Night King – What Would You Rate His Stats? (GoT Character Cards Concept)
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Did anyone like Joffrey? Did you feel bad when the whole Purple Wedding scene happened?
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Which single episode do you think delivers a combination of the most insane moments and major plot twists?
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We never got to see him fight but how good of a fighter was he?
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Fun fact: Beric and Orell are rare instances of characters living *longer* in the show than in the books
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Hot Take: Joffery death wasn't satisfying!
He should've gone through hell before dying, he deserved alot worse than just dying suddenly
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He should've gone through hell before dying, he deserved alot worse than just dying suddenly
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