The most bold move in Tyrion's life is giving someone ultimate power while on death row and then making fun of him for being handicapped.
Yeah, for real. I know all the different reasons and explanations for what he did as the 3ER and the Night King, blah blah blah. But all of that isn’t anywhere near satisfying enough for the amount of intrigue the show built up from scene one episode one.
The Dany and Jon scene was my favorite. Seeing Dany's excitement and her willingness to trust Jon made me still somehow feel bad for her in the moment even though she just burned a city to the ground. Also felt for Jon having to be the one to kill her. I also like Drogon just kind of raging about the situation and burning down the throne instead of killing Jon. I believe it's been said in the story at some point that dragons are smarter than humans, so if that's true it would make sense that he on some level understands that Jon isn't to blame so much as Dany's decisions and the obsession with getting to sit on that throne.
The best character in the show has spoken so the arguing has to stop now, sorry guys those are the rules
Just caught the "Took Riverrun without loss of life" sentence in Brienne's entry for Jaime. Put some respect on my man The Blackfish's name please, Ser Brienne.
THEY DON'T HAVE THE MEMES TAHT I HAVE Also, big lol at Tyrion's last line in the show being "I once brought a honeycomb and a jackass into a brothel."
I LOL'd @ Edmure, dude can't catch a break. Overall, felt a little anticlimactic. But given how much hate this season has received so far, I think they did the best they could ending it all. However, I feel like Bran being the King kinda came out of left field tho. It makes no sense to me.
I feel like the Three-Eyed Raven bit is definitely part of the issue with how the show was done. Like they got the "Bran is the three eyed raven" plot point from GRRM, but then had no idea what to do with that information other than just establish it.