But it doesn't matter because he doesn't want to be king. They're throwing the whole monarchy thing out the window anyway.
I mean, seriously, why the hell would he accept that punishment and not pull out that card? Or anyone else that cared about him?
Oh, well, I didn’t read the books so I didn’t know that was a reference. Just sounded cheesy as hell to me.
That was bizarre. The only context it was mentioned was in relation to him being unsafe with Dany. Him getting voted king and then exiling himself would have been hilarious.
For some reason I think we get a different ending in the books. I just don't see how it won't be, think they might be some crossover for some characters but just not sure the main ending is in the book.
Ahhhhhhh. I’m much happier with that ending than I thought I ever would be. I honestly thought the finale was by far the best episode of the season. I’m sure people will hate it just because, but I’m content not nitpicking it yet lol
So is Jon the Queenslayer now? What was going on at Castle Black? Was there any semblance of a Night’s Watch that you could tell? Did Jon just immediately become the new Lord Commander? Jon ended up in a position very similar to Tyrion when he was on trial by his family and hypothetically suggested taking the black. The death scene was not convincing to me at all. Hell, I empathized more with the notion and look of Drogon losing his mother after already losing both his brothers. The scene at the end where the new small council meeting was set - those were the kind of scenes we needed more of this season and it’s a shame they just barely started now to tap into that at the conclusion. Jon deserved way better. I still cannot believe no one suggested him for King when all they have done is hype him up the last few seasons. I can see the scene with Bran narrating in the background, “he’s never been a bastard, he’s the one true king” or something along those lines. Bran recognized him sf the true heir until all of a sudden they forget about him. Also, did Bran tell us at one point he considers himself no longer Brandan stark and that he couldn’t hold titles anymore?
Can’t figure out how I feel about it... I mean I knew they had a lot to cover in a short period but dang it just can’t help but feel rushed with the random time jump Jon kills Dany. What made this show fun was it was never clear who would end up on the throne, interesting it was bran, not a bad ending just idk, still gathering my thoughts I guess. Also we assume Jon is going north with the wildings to start a new life with them right?
Bran thinks of himself as “Bran the Broken” throughout the books, thinks that’s what they’ll call him and such. I gotta re read now tho lol
Jon should’ve requested a trial by combat and lopped Greyworms stupid head off and peaced the fuck off back to Winterfell.
uhh...alright. the outcomes are cool i would've been fine with all of them but yeeeeeesh it feels silly that everything wrapped up so easily
Yeah ok the more I think about the WWF style heel turn of Dany and Greyworm the more I get upset. Wtf everyone in this show has had their family's head cut off in front of them don't be a dick about it
So much of what was built in many of the characters and arcs basically ended up being pointless in the end.
Drogon flying away with her was hilariously cheesy and like...where ya going buddy her body’s gonna decay within a week or so....
Cant believe one of Emilia Clarke’s final lines was that lame “count to 20” thing. Also my friends and i were surprised there was no “Inside the Episode”