thenomad
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Well it looks like the final episode is going to be a total 
fest. Everyone lower your expectations next week. If you thought this episode was bad, we are in for a ride next week. 
I was hoping those leaks weren't true. I'm just disappointed how quickly this season went from good to wow-this-is-flaming-hot-garbage. I'm sorry but Rhaegal dies in 3 seconds and Drogon somehow misses ALL those arrows and manages to burn down the entire city in matter of minutes. I'm still trying to wrap my mind around why Rhaegal even needed to die in the first place. I guess one less dragon to CGI into the episode? Also, the whole Dany going mad is such a lame explanation for everything that will go down in the final episode. It's such a cop-out and I hate that D&D consistently keep on ruining all these female characters. I guess Dany freeing all those slaves and wanting to be a benevolent ruler went all out the window. Any character development in the past seasons just disappeared. Previous seasons what? Who cares, if D&D deem it to be so.
The Jaime/Brienne storyline was completely pointless and they didn't need to do that arc if Jaime was going to go back to Cersei and then eventually dies with her. They did Brienne so dirty. Oh and Cersei just walks around the Hound to get away? I'm sorry but I just laughed at how comical that entire situation was-- although Qyburn's death was extremely satisfying.
None of this made any sense and I don't get why D&D thought this was a satisfying way to end the series. I'm extremely pissed off. The only redeeming thing about this episode was that the score was beautiful (as usual) and great cinematography but it is all wasted on such poor story-telling.
fest. Everyone lower your expectations next week. If you thought this episode was bad, we are in for a ride next week. I was hoping those leaks weren't true. I'm just disappointed how quickly this season went from good to wow-this-is-flaming-hot-garbage. I'm sorry but Rhaegal dies in 3 seconds and Drogon somehow misses ALL those arrows and manages to burn down the entire city in matter of minutes. I'm still trying to wrap my mind around why Rhaegal even needed to die in the first place. I guess one less dragon to CGI into the episode? Also, the whole Dany going mad is such a lame explanation for everything that will go down in the final episode. It's such a cop-out and I hate that D&D consistently keep on ruining all these female characters. I guess Dany freeing all those slaves and wanting to be a benevolent ruler went all out the window. Any character development in the past seasons just disappeared. Previous seasons what? Who cares, if D&D deem it to be so.
The Jaime/Brienne storyline was completely pointless and they didn't need to do that arc if Jaime was going to go back to Cersei and then eventually dies with her. They did Brienne so dirty. Oh and Cersei just walks around the Hound to get away? I'm sorry but I just laughed at how comical that entire situation was-- although Qyburn's death was extremely satisfying.
None of this made any sense and I don't get why D&D thought this was a satisfying way to end the series. I'm extremely pissed off. The only redeeming thing about this episode was that the score was beautiful (as usual) and great cinematography but it is all wasted on such poor story-telling.
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