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Yea
More I think about it the more totally on board I am with that finale

Felt like it definitively ended and despite previous episodes feeling rushed, this didn't to me. I know a lot of stuff happened but whereas previously teleporting Varys/Littlefinger/Daenerys was a weird thing, it made sense to timeskip to the Dragonpit meeting, to the first small council meeting, to the montage of the Starks/Jon, so that wasn't an issue to me (if timeskips were even still an issue at this point) and the meaty non-wrapup stuff got enough time to breathe (possibly too much, could have done with less Tyrion walking through the street). More and more on board with the first Tyrion/Jon scene every time I watch it, I think that may go down as one of the show's better dialogue scenes. And the Jon/Daenerys scene which is great considering it's two actors who I wouldn't say were among the best in the show, but I think they did a really great job with that scene. And the score, obviously, particularly when Drogon carries her away. The slower notes towards the end as Drogon disappears are really beautiful and tragic to me.

Sure it's not without complaints, but I liked it when I first watched it and giving it further thought has made me like it even more, not less.
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