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Topic	People who hated the GoT finale: how would you have done it? (spoilers)
shnangyboos 05/22/19 12:49:17 AM #123:	CM_Ponch posted... shnangyboos posted... That dude's a lost cause. He seems either to be arguing that she didn't go crazy in KL, it was just more of the same, or that she was always crazy. And he'll just say the show explained it, too bad you just couldn't understand. She always used force, then within a span of weeks she lost two dragons, half her army, her most loyal soldier, her best friend, her lover, and her claim to the throne. Combine this with a history of force and it's the logical conclusion to her story. The story went out of its way to explain this to you and you're crying she would never do this when the story tells you that she would, did, and has no issue with doing it again. Again, although you're going to say no, you're arguing she didn't go crazy, she just did what she had always done, we just didn't like who she did it to. That truly is the argument you're making. --- How's my posting? Call http://www.gamefaqs.com/boards/182361-human-resource-machine for any comments or concerns. <cite>shnangyboos posted [p:922211666] in People who... [t:77729201]...</cite> <quote><cite>CM_Ponch posted...</cite> <quote><cite>shnangyboos posted...</cite> <quote>That dude's a lost cause. He seems either to be arguing that she didn't go crazy in KL, it was just more of the same, or that she was always crazy. And he'll just say the show explained it, too bad you just couldn't understand.</quote> She always used force, then within a span of weeks she lost two dragons, half her army, her most loyal soldier, her best friend, her lover, and her claim to the throne. Combine this with a history of force and it's the logical conclusion to her story. The story went out of its way to explain this to you and you're crying she would never do this when the story tells you that she would, did, and has no issue with doing it again.</quote> Again, although you're going to say no, you're arguing she didn't go crazy, she just did what she had always done, we just didn't like who she did it to. That truly is the argument you're making. --- How's my posting? Call http://www.gamefaqs.com/boards/182361-human-resource-machine for any comments or concerns.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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