HBO: Game of Thrones (Song of Ice and Fire)

[epilogue]

i still feel cheated with no real white walker action and this 8-season-long threat disappearing so quickly and relatively easily.

You should feel this way. They fucked it up.

poor pete

[epilogue]

I get why people are upset the Night King went out so easily, but I'm really glad Arya's multiple season arc with the Faceless Men finally paid off.

Arya killing the night king made no fucking sense. They laid no groundwork for it. Why even have an azor ahai prophecy if this is where you're going to go?

Because prophecies are just prophecies

[Norah]

Well..except Tarly

But he has other gifts maybe

The way Sam was handled in this ep was perfect.

You mean improbably survived despite just crying on the ground while the undead swarm around him?

[epilogue]

Well..except Tarly

But he has other gifts maybe

The way Sam was handled in this ep was perfect.

You mean improbably survived despite just crying on the ground while the undead swarm around him?

ugggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggh

[Norah]

I get why people are upset the Night King went out so easily, but I'm really glad Arya's multiple season arc with the Faceless Men finally paid off.

Arya killing the night king made no fucking sense. They laid no groundwork for it. Why even have an azor ahai prophecy if this is where you're going to go?

100% disagree.

Her entire arc lead to that moment and it was goddamn poetry in motion.

I'd agree with this statement if we were talking about her getting vengeance for the Red Wedding. Because that was a show decision that actually made sense.

[epilogue]

I get why people are upset the Night King went out so easily, but I'm really glad Arya's multiple season arc with the Faceless Men finally paid off.

Arya killing the night king made no fucking sense. They laid no groundwork for it. Why even have an azor ahai prophecy if this is where you're going to go?

100% disagree.

Her entire arc lead to that moment and it was goddamn poetry in motion.

I'd agree with this statement if we were talking about her getting vengeance for the Red Wedding. Because that was a show decision that actually made sense.

What do you mean?

[Anders]

I thought his redemption was the best part of the episode.

I'm sure others will agree. But the was so far beyond redemption for me. There was no way he was coming back at all. For me, there was no redemption. He was a piece of shit and he didn't deserve to live as long as he did.

He’s done some bad stuff, but so has many others, like Dany and Jaime. He’s done a lot of good lately. You can’t really be redeemed without doing bad things. I’ll agree that someone like Kylo or Cersei is nearly impossible.

[dimejinky99]

Also, how fucking MAJESTIC was Arya losing her weapon, getting overcome by very real fear, and having to go back and rely on all her previous training -- her sneaking, her chasing cats, her water dancing -- in order to get through that scene in the library? FUUUUUUUCK.

SO GOOD!

Arya's entire arc paid off. Every Arya scene mattered and reflected the journey.

I'll just say that Arya Stark is now my all time favorite character in literature.

But did you spot the walking dead Maester Llewynn in the library?

I did not, no! Was he really there?

Yep. My other half spotted him and then I did later.
It’s blink and you miss it but he’s in there.

*while its still quiet and hasnt gone crazy yet and she’s sneaking

sorry, but pictures or it never happened. People sometimes see what they want to see in these cases.

I’m not watching again to find the time code but you can see him quite clearly.

[epilogue]

I thought his redemption was the best part of the episode.

I'm sure others will agree. But the was so far beyond redemption for me. There was no way he was coming back at all. For me, there was no redemption. He was a piece of shit and he didn't deserve to live as long as he did.

He’s done some bad stuff, but so has many others, like Dany and Jaime. He’s done a lot of good lately. You can’t really be redeemed without doing bad things. I’ll agree that someone like Kylo or Cersei is nearly impossible.

The only character you mentioned that is comparable, in my opinion, here is Jaime. I love the way they handled his character. I see a redemption for him.

Theon, absolutely not. In the books he still has a chance. But the way the show handled him, there's now way. He's a piece of shit and should have gone out ages ago.

[E.H. Ruddock]

Apparently, the overwhelmingly favorite scene from the battle of Winterfell was:

Spoiler: show

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an image code?

[Norah]

I thought his redemption was the best part of the episode.

I'm sure others will agree. But the was so far beyond redemption for me. There was no way he was coming back at all. For me, there was no redemption. He was a piece of shit and he didn't deserve to live as long as he did.

He’s done some bad stuff, but so has many others, like Dany and Jaime. He’s done a lot of good lately. You can’t really be redeemed without doing bad things. I’ll agree that someone like Kylo or Cersei is nearly impossible.

Team Joey on this one.

[E.H. Ruddock]

an image code?

look at it again, pal

[Bi_3]

I get why people are upset the Night King went out so easily, but I'm really glad Arya's multiple season arc with the Faceless Men finally paid off.

Arya killing the night king made no fucking sense. They laid no groundwork for it. Why even have an azor ahai prophecy if this is where you're going to go?

Because Dondarrion sacrificed himself to save Arya so she could kill the NK? Does it actually matter that it didn’t not play out literally as the red witch (who was wrong about Stannis) thought?

[Bi_3]

an image code?

Come on bro. Think it through

[EJ]

looks even better in HD

[epilogue]

an image code?

look at it again, pal

[epilogue]

an image code?

Come on bro. Think it through

come on bro it was literally [img]code=blahablallafle9uv%20poj'-o=ije4japn5pvnioongigferhvt5j?/ldxztrj%20ohdfnsgo9jerat9jve[/img] when I looked the first time.

[Anders]

I thought his redemption was the best part of the episode.

I'm sure others will agree. But the was so far beyond redemption for me. There was no way he was coming back at all. For me, there was no redemption. He was a piece of shit and he didn't deserve to live as long as he did.

He’s done some bad stuff, but so has many others, like Dany and Jaime. He’s done a lot of good lately. You can’t really be redeemed without doing bad things. I’ll agree that someone like Kylo or Cersei is nearly impossible.

Team Joey on this one.

Bran even said: «Thank you Theon. You are a good man.» Then he dies while trying to protect Bran. Can’t get much more redeemed than that.

[Mecca]

I get why people are upset the Night King went out so easily, but I'm really glad Arya's multiple season arc with the Faceless Men finally paid off.

Arya killing the night king made no fucking sense. They laid no groundwork for it. Why even have an azor ahai prophecy if this is where you're going to go?

Because Dondarrion sacrificed himself to save Arya so she could kill the NK? Does it actually matter that it didn’t not play out literally as the red witch (who was wrong about Stannis) thought?

“Melisandre had practiced her art for years beyond count, and she had paid the price. There was no one, even in her order, who had her skill at seeing the secrets half-revealed and half-concealed within the sacred flames. Yet now she could not even seem to find her king. “I pray for a glimpse of Azor Ahai, and R' hllor shows me only snow.” “