Current Events > Literally da last ever episode of Game of Thrones tonight and no topic*spoilers*

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I like how Yara and rando Dorne prince are all "we were loyal to Dany" like they totally didn't just sit this whole fucking war out.
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best episode so far
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A few years from now, there will be a spin-off series about Arya exploring west of Westeros.

This series will also be completed before Winds of Winter comes out.
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Good boy got his pets
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AvlButtslam posted...

A few years from now, there will be a spin-off series about Arya exploring west of Westeros.

This series will also be completed before Winds of Winter comes out.

I want the spinoff about the new Small Council

That scene was awesome, would love a miniseries following those five (6-7 if you include pod and bran)
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I kinda can't believe that I didn't hate the finale. The high point was dumb ol' Jon hitting all the talking points of a Dany apologist fan and Tyrion shutting him down. Drogon burning the Iron Throne was a bit cringey, but when I consider the true worst case alternative (Arya somehow sneak-killing him), I can accept it. And as much as I hate this season for generally rushing through things, I find myself glad that they pushed through Dany's resolution rather quickly and devoted the majority of the episode to mopping things up.
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Overall I'm somewhat satisfied with the final episode. I hate Bran's character and I think they missed out on a lot of opportunity with him. I thought at some point this season there would be a big reveal on what the Three Eyed Raven was really all about. Turns out, he's just some dude who knows history. Lame.

Biggest disappointments were the Night King having no depth, Jaime and Cersei's deaths, and Bran basically just being nothing more than a medieval version of Wikipedia.
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Well....that was an ending.
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We saw Arya bewbs before we saw Sansa bewbs and we didn't even get that.
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After the reveal of Jon's heritage at the end of season 7, I never would have thought that all it would be used for is part of the foundation of Dany going mad.

Vindris_SNH posted...

Overall I'm somewhat satisfied with the final episode. I hate Bran's character and I think they missed out on a lot of opportunity with him. I thought at some point this season there would be a big reveal on what the Three Eyed Raven was really all about. Turns out, he's just some dude who knows history. Lame.

Biggest disappointments were the Night King having no depth, Jaime and Cersei's deaths, and Bran basically just being nothing more than a medieval version of Wikipedia.

Remember when 'Hold the door, Ho dee door, Hodor, Hodor' foreshadowed some deep, dark significance in Bran's powers? Neither do D&D.

Even though the relevance of Azor Azai has long passed, the only thing that genuinely pissed me off about the finale was that Jon could very easily have instead stuck Longclaw in Dany's chest and pulled out Lightbringer.
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made me look forward to the books now tbh

i will let this series finale sink in for now until im ready to start the books. hopefully Winds of winter will be released by then and i will wait another decade after that for Dream of Spring
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HBOSS posted...

made me look forward to the books now tbh

i will let this series finale sink in for now until im ready to start the books. hopefully Winds of winter will be released by then and i will wait another decade after that for Dream of Spring

You poor naive fool
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masterpug53 posted...

Remember when 'Hold the door, Ho dee door, Hodor, Hodor' foreshadowed some deep, dark significance in Bran's powers? Neither do D&D.

This, I was freaking out after that episode

What a letdown

I honestly would buy the next book just to see what is/was actually supposed to happen
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Bran wins it all.

I'm sad.
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Fuck Greyworm. Talking about Justice while he is a mass murderer. I wish someone killed him

So sad of how this ended. So sad of how two idiots blew an entiere phenomena.
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Doctor_Dementia posted...

So sad of how this ended. So sad of how two idiots blew an entiere phenomena.

If you don't like the delivery, perhaps.

But if you don't like the actual outcome...I wouldn't be too optimistic about how the books are going to end.
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I wish it would have ended with John going north of the wall by himself, then he's walking along the shore and comes across Tormund fixing up an old boat and they embrace each other.
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I wish Jon killed Grey Worm too.

Also the Unsullied and Dothraki left... what's to stop Jon from leaving his "exile" and chilling in Winterfell?
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Anteaterking posted...

But if you don't like the actual outcome...I wouldn't be too optimistic about how the books are going to end.

The destination might be the same but the journey to get there will be vastly different.
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LethalAffinity posted...

I wish Jon killed Grey Worm too.

Also the Unsullied and Dothraki left... what's to stop Jon from leaving his "exile" and chilling in Winterfell?

and what's to stop him from starting a family with a nice Free Folk woman. I thought he was ordered to live at Castle Black but we see him fucking off and heading north. he's beyond the laws of the south now. and he can do whatever the hell he wants. hope he meets a cute barbarian lady and they have like 10 kids

Zikten posted...

LethalAffinity posted...

I wish Jon killed Grey Worm too.

Also the Unsullied and Dothraki left... what's to stop Jon from leaving his "exile" and chilling in Winterfell?

and what's to stop him from starting a family with a nice Free Folk woman. I thought he was ordered to live at Castle Black but we see him fucking off and heading north. he's beyond the laws of the south now. and he can do whatever the hell he wants. hope he meets a cute barbarian lady and they have like 10 kids

if he still gets this garbage ending in the books, there's a wildling woman that was Mance Rayder's sister in law (or at least the sister of the mother of his child) that Jon gets along well with
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Zikten posted...

LethalAffinity posted...

I wish Jon killed Grey Worm too.

Also the Unsullied and Dothraki left... what's to stop Jon from leaving his "exile" and chilling in Winterfell?

and what's to stop him from starting a family with a nice Free Folk woman. I thought he was ordered to live at Castle Black but we see him fucking off and heading north. he's beyond the laws of the south now. and he can do whatever the hell he wants. hope he meets a cute barbarian lady and they have like 10 kids

What even is the point of Castle Black? The Wall has a huge hole in it but the White Walkers are gone and the wildlings and the north are at peace.
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Goats posted...

Who is that guy in between Edmure and Sam medichan?

This. Anyone?
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help me sort out couple things... jon was sight seeing and doing a damage survey. in that time grey worm executed 5 soldiers behind him and raced him to the top.

a couple and a dragon know what happened. nothing left at the scene. so how did they find out?
...jon had to tell them, an army of dothraki and unsullied and he lives??
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DarthAragorn posted...

Zikten posted...

LethalAffinity posted...

I wish Jon killed Grey Worm too.

Also the Unsullied and Dothraki left... what's to stop Jon from leaving his "exile" and chilling in Winterfell?

and what's to stop him from starting a family with a nice Free Folk woman. I thought he was ordered to live at Castle Black but we see him fucking off and heading north. he's beyond the laws of the south now. and he can do whatever the hell he wants. hope he meets a cute barbarian lady and they have like 10 kids

if he still gets this garbage ending in the books, there's a wildling woman that was Mance Rayder's sister in law (or at least the sister of the mother of his child) that Jon gets along well with

Val?

https://awoiaf.westeros.org/index.php/Val
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LethalAffinity posted...

DarthAragorn posted...

Zikten posted...

LethalAffinity posted...

I wish Jon killed Grey Worm too.

Also the Unsullied and Dothraki left... what's to stop Jon from leaving his "exile" and chilling in Winterfell?

and what's to stop him from starting a family with a nice Free Folk woman. I thought he was ordered to live at Castle Black but we see him fucking off and heading north. he's beyond the laws of the south now. and he can do whatever the hell he wants. hope he meets a cute barbarian lady and they have like 10 kids

if he still gets this garbage ending in the books, there's a wildling woman that was Mance Rayder's sister in law (or at least the sister of the mother of his child) that Jon gets along well with

Val?

https://awoiaf.westeros.org/index.php/Val

yes
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Final_Tran posted...

Goats posted...

Who is that guy in between Edmure and Sam medichan?

This. Anyone?

Lord Azor Ahai.
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Jon unironically got the best ending. Prove me wrong.
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Vyrulisse posted...

Jon unironically got the best ending. Prove me wrong.

maybe, but it was still a shit ending
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Vyrulisse posted...

Jon unironically got the best ending. Prove me wrong.

Only if he stays with the wildlings, and doesnt return to the nights watch.
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Mistere Man posted...

Vyrulisse posted...

Jon unironically got the best ending. Prove me wrong.

Only if he stays with the wildlings, and doesnt return to the nights watch.

The Night's Watch is the wildlings lmao. They're one and the same now.
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based on what people have said, I guess the whole Nights Watch thing they told Greyworm was just to get him to back off and let Jon go. Because I guess Greyworm doesnt' know they disbanded. so they just told him a bullshit story. they probably always knew Jon was going to head north

They took the night king away from jon, and then the throne wtf, it just doesn't look fair

but i bet this is what jon deeply truely wanted, he's a wildlin at heart and loves the north, didn't want to rule at all and lmao him being targaryan didn't really matter huh, well i guess it saved him from drogon
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ssj3vegeta posted...

They took the night king away from jon, and then the throne wtf, it just doesn't look fair

but i bet this is what jon deeply truely wanted, he's a wildlin at heart and loves the north, didn't want to rule at all and lmao him being targaryan didn't really matter huh, well i guess it saved him from drogon

no it didn't because that's not how targaryens fucking work
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Zikten posted...

based on what people have said, I guess the whole Nights Watch thing they told Greyworm was just to get him to back off and let Jon go. Because I guess Greyworm doesnt' know they disbanded. so they just told him a bullshit story. they probably always knew Jon was going to head north

Greyworm and all his people are gonna be dead anyway considering where they were sailing to with the Butterflies.

As for Drogon, the implication was that the Dragon understood why she was killed because the quest for power corrupts so he lashed out at the source and destination of the journey in the Iron Throne.
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Anteaterking posted...

But if you don't like the actual outcome...I wouldn't be too optimistic about how the books are going to end.

i hear the books have important crazy things the show doesn't have, there's no doubt it'll have a better ending then this
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DarthAragorn posted...

no it didn't because that's not how targaryens fucking work

i mean he probably sensed he was targaryan and didn't burn him alive. it was the same reason he was able to ride on one, wasn't it lol
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ssj3vegeta posted...

DarthAragorn posted...

no it didn't because that's not how targaryens fucking work

i mean he probably sensed he was targaryan and didn't burn him alive. it was the same reason he was able to ride on one, wasn't it lol

no because again that's not how targaryens or dragons work

https://awoiaf.westeros.org/index.php/Dance_of_the_Dragons
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Anteaterking posted...

Doctor_Dementia posted...

So sad of how this ended. So sad of how two idiots blew an entiere phenomena.

If you don't like the delivery, perhaps.

But if you don't like the actual outcome...I wouldn't be too optimistic about how the books are going to end.

I dont know where to start. Ive been disappointed since episode one of this season, but this episode my god.

First of all, im more of a fan of Bran than Dany and I still got pissed off on the way the latter was killed. All the hard work for nothing, Just for living and trusting a man.

After all, she wanted to break the wheel and all of the sudden everyone was scared of how she would do it and killed her in a stupid way, then the scene where the New staff of ruleros are a bunch of idiots Who for sure wont break the wheel. All they have been fighting for, leads to nothing. If you compare any episode from season one to this one is Just a joke, this whole season has been a joke without mentioning the plot holes, the charachter transition to garbage. Such a bad ending to such an amazing show putting favoritism and fan service aside.
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Did a scene just get cut?

Bran is like "His justice is making up for his mistakes." and then Grey Worm is like "That's not enough" and then...he still just becomes hand to the king?
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Doctor_Dementia posted...

After all, she wanted to break the wheel and all of the sudden everyone was scared of how she would do it and killed her in a stupid way, then the scene where the New staff of ruleros are a bunch of idiots Who for sure wont break the wheel. All they have been fighting for, leads to nothing. If you compare any episode from season one to this one is Just a joke, this whole season has been a joke without mentioning the plot holes, the charachter transition to garbage. Such a bad ending to such an amazing show putting favoritism and fan service aside.

did you not understand that she was gonna be medieval Hitler? she told her people the war was not over. and she tried to justify what she did to King's Landing. she implied that she would do the same thing to the whole world. she went insane and didn't understand the difference between killing and "freeing". Jon did the right thing and the new council is mostly made up of good people. so yes, the good guys won. and the villain was rightfully slain

Swagnificent119 posted...

Bran is like "His justice is making up for his mistakes." and then Grey Worm is like "That's not enough" and then...he still just becomes hand to the king?

because fuck Greyworm. nobody cares what he thinks. I imagine they just told him to suck it up and get the fuck out of their sight

Stannis should have showed up at the last minute and taken the crown.
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DifferentialEquation posted...

Stannis should have showed up at the last minute and taken the crown.

If this fucking happened I would forgive everything
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also the unsullied are all dead as fuck

https://awoiaf.westeros.org/index.php/Butterfly_fever
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HBOSS posted...

help me sort out couple things... jon was sight seeing and doing a damage survey. in that time grey worm executed 5 soldiers behind him and raced him to the top.

a couple and a dragon know what happened. nothing left at the scene. so how did they find out?
...jon had to tell them, an army of dothraki and unsullied and he lives??

I thought about this too. How did they know it was him? He had to have confessed, and I really dont see how he wouldnt have been executed on the spot if he did.
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in one word: underwhelming
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