I like this idea. I hope she didn't use Airpods though, the dragon would look dumb with them hanging out of his lugs.
His is stronger cos he had no dick.
His angry face was very angry.
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I like this idea. I hope she didn't use Airpods though, the dragon would look dumb with them hanging out of his lugs.
His is stronger cos he had no dick.
His angry face was very angry.
Leaked footage from the final episode (Dany and Greyworm), open at your own peril.
They'll have a vote and Jaqen the horse will win.
Perfect poetic ending. Man (well, specifically crazy women) have fecked the world, so now it's the animals turn!
And how many of those outcomes do you think people would ve taken issue with? Cersei s end had no satisfying ending. In some ways the way out that no one wanted was arguably the best way for her to go imho.
The melted throne.
I agree with the general sentiment that her killing all those innocent was OTT but the writers wanted to display the great destruction of King's Landing
Definitely.
Two things I do like about this episode was Jamie/Cersei. First of all Cersei's acting was great and in the end despite the fact she's always been quite formidable the vulnerability when she realized that her actions ultimately cost her her child's life were spot on. She is a monster to a degree, but she also has a human side and that was shown. Also her dying under a sea of rubble is more GoT than GoT has been for a while, there was no showdown, no real punishment, she just died, scared and defeated, as people usually are before they die.
Also Jamie, he is a man who has the ability to care about the greater good, but in the end, it's always been about him and Cersei. I didn't mind him going back into her arms, because I felt like any man who is willing to throw a child out of a window for a woman won't ever truly stop loving her no matter what.
So yeah, it wasn't all shit or anything.
Also shout out to Qyburn, he really was the best hand in the series. Never betrayed Cersei, found ways to mastermind victories. I liked how brutally he copped it, such a brutal ending for such a smart character, once again... very GoT.
Leaked footage from the final episode (Dany and Greyworm), open at your own peril.
I fecking knew it!
Ser Jorah didn't die for this.
Arya acting all badass only to give up at the last moment was very lame to me. Yeah she didn't wanna die but Cersei was close, this is what she's been preparing most of her life for.
Just like Jon Snow preparing to fight the Night King, the writers have really fecked up what could have 2 huge moments in this show.
The obvious answer is Arya, followed by Jon. But she just killed Jaime and Cersei and Tyrion will want some retribution and could become the QueenSlayer... the big question is how they'll deal with Drogon because right now with Drogon she's untouchable. The scene with Jon patting Drogon last season might provide us with that answer, he might not want to burn Jon if Daenerys issues the command. Greyworm spotted Jon trying to stop his soldiers attacking during the siege though so I imagine Daenerys might act first.
My GF isn't. She's really, really annoyed with hearing about it. I might get Dany'd
But I'm telling you all, there's something there. That horse is the key to all of this!
My GF isn't. She's really, really annoyed with hearing about it. I might get Dany'd
But I'm telling you all, there's something there. That horse is the key to all of this!
Brilliant. NK killed a dragon though. So it's sorta 2 main characters. And yes dragons have personalities. They are humans too.
Yeah I don't see a battle happening. Arya will prob do it with Jon walking in on it and ultimately taking the blame. Leaving Gendry, or the horse, the last legitimate heirs. Then we'll get some bullshit semi-political rant and end up with Bran doing something shit and deciding who should be king.
It would have made infinitely more sense for her to go after the Red Keep to kill Cersei after destroying the walls etc and not give a crap about those caught up in the flames but going all out murderer of innocents was just stupid.
A lot of the show and this season falls back on foreshadowing etc and also precedent. They said this one would rely heavy on S1 - in that regard the Hound telling her to run was great bc it was akin to Syrio telling her to do the same.
I think since Arya killed the NK she is out of the equation to kill Dany. It would be overkill. Can't really imagine anyone other than Jon or Tyrion. Jon finally has to do something useful for once.
If there isn’t a jousting tourney to celebrate the new Queen next episode, I will be bitterly disappointed
If he doesn't, I mean the guy would have robbed of pretty big moments this season
The whole Jamie Lannister thing doesnt make sense. If he didnt end up killing Cersei then why do they call him the kinslayer?
Definitely. I would have liked it more if the destruction of the city thanks to wildfire stored all around it, was ordered by Cersei after realizing her defeat and the red keep being completely destroyed.
It's for killing the Mad King
Nah, sorry not buying it. Cersei is number 2 on her list and with Joffers long dead she's been the number 1 focus. She's trained all this time to kill the people on her list and ultimately it was a load of shit because when she finally got in the position to do it, she bottles it and runs away. That's her character arc? Feels, a bit Tottenham.
If Dany shouts "Start the damn joust before I piss meself!" all is forgiven.
Is he called the kinslayer by anyone? Or are you mistaking him for kingslayer? He called a cousin to escape his imprisonment by Robb so he is technically a kinslayers as well. He also fecks his sister.
That's a good point, I hadn't thought about the cousin. But people called him kinslayer even before that
How does Eboue still get bites
Is the only logical thing. Unless she dies first I guess.
Nah, bc Spurs are gonna beat Pool in the CL final.
How does Eboue still get bites
Because people trip over themselves to rationalise this shit
You've been watching Season 8 yeah?
Jon has been a sissy around both Ygritte and Dany, he wouldn't be able to kill her even if he tried.