I was gonna say him but he actually got a demotion going from Stannis’ hand to master of ships haha His titles jab at Bronn was great tho
Most characters got about as happy an ending as you could ever expect from this show, so they all at least beat the “or you die” part of the game.
Idk the targ/dragon theme is pretty dark. It starts off almost sounding triumphant but the end of the melody hints at darkness imo. Actually that melody pretty much describes her arc perfectly.
I guess technically speaking the Starks won the Game of Thrones. Started with zero Starks on the throne. Ended with two.
I've been thinking what if Bronn and Varys "changed places" in a sense and how people would feel about that for this past season. Instead of being under Cersei's direction, Bronn was with Jaime and Tyrion and the whole time trying to talk Tyrion into seeing how mad Dany is going and how he needs to poison her, convince Jon to take the throne, etc... just like Varys was doing. I would have been much more satisfied with that and Varys ending up on the counsel in the end rather than Bronn.
More Bronn would be one of the last things I would change about the season, lol. But I would have been very happy for Varys to make it to the end.
Well, I meant that he would take the place Varys was forced into which was being killed due to treason. Tyrion still could have done pretty much everything the same but the "friend" he backstabbed would've been Bronn (who would be burned alive) and then he and Varys would end up on the counsel. I like that much better.
Ha, probably some version of the dragon theme but I would need to rewatch it. Best version of hearing her theme imo is “dragonstone”... I always thought her motif was pretty dark especially next to the starks and wondered if that was hinting at something. By far my favorite melody
I guess my main thing is that I don't believe Varys is stupid enough to get caught committing treason but Bronn is, haha. Plus, I like Varys much more than Bronn overall, even though I'm not a huge Varys fan to begin with.
My friend bought us tix to see Ramin Djawadi in October, and I'm so stoked! We saw the GoT live experience last year and it was incredible. The score has been amazing this season, so I'm excited to hear the new stuff live.
Why in the world would Bronn betray Dany? He couldn’t give less of a shit about anyone but himself. He would react in the exact opposite was as Varys
It wouldn't be about him betraying Dany as some act of honor or anything, it would be him just being honest about him seeing that she's turning into a murderous psychopath and telling his "friend" Tyrion, "Hey buddy... this Dany you love and believe in? She's out of control man, you gotta do something or you're part of this shit."
Again, it's more that I don't believe Varys is that stupid and Bronn is. Just a surface level observation.
Did Varys really get caught? he basically told Tyrion that he planned to betray Dany and let him do whatever with that information
Him speaking so openly and clearly about it to Tyrion and Jon as if it was anything other than punishable-by-death treason is what I don't find believable for his character, regardless of who turns him in.
But in that case he still isn’t betraying her — the series hits you over the head with how fine Bronn is with whoever as ruler so long as he gets what he wants — and there would be no reason for Tyrion to snitch on him
For self preservation, seeing as Dany destroys all of King's Landing (including Cersei who is paying Bronn, right?) I could see Bronn speaking up to try and overthrow Dany to not ruin practically everything for him.