Came here to talk about this. The show is clearly doing things differently. Arya is not the prince that was promised and saves the world from darkness. I guess in the book we'll find out if it's Dany or Jon.
Did Bran know the whole time it would be Arya to kill the NK and that’s why he gave her the dagger? Or did it just happen to work out that way.
Pod was quite obviously standing next to Brienne outside the wall, and she helped him through the gates after the retreat
Bran, one season ago: here take this dagger idk lol it's pretty, I can't use it. Nothing of importance, anyway, I'm the three eyed raven
Yeah I assumed the show was gonna just ignore that since they didn’t get into the magic sword thing at all. I also don’t even know if that has to happen in the book honestly. Jon may be the Prince who was Promised but the stories of Azor Ahai are just legends at this point, no idea if he actually forged Lightbringer by stabbing his lover and etc
I had 3 friends complain to me things were too dark. Maybe my eyes are better. What do you think you couldn’t see? Like I don’t get the critique for a night war scene lit by only flame.
I know he doesn’t speak, but him just lazily walking up and taking his sweeeeeet time staring at Bran and looking cool and sloooooowly taking out his sword was 100% out of the “bad guy caught monologuing which leads to his demise” handbook.
was fine on my TV -- definitely on the darker side but could see everything just fine. but maybe some other tvs treat colors differently idk?
it's almost as if it was a battle at night in a goddamn magic ice storm before electricity was invented
So much of this episode was so dark and foggy and the camera was jumping around so much that I was having a hard time following everything. Once it got more focused in the second half, I really enjoyed it tho!