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Who is the most tender hearted person in Game Of Thrones?
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Why they look similar to me? Even their personality is same(in these shows) !
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Robert got the kingdom heavily in debt, pragmatically how would the crown pay it back?
This is more of an economics question, perhaps also relevant to the real world economies not just game of thrones! Realistically how would a king pay back all these debts to Tywin and others like the iron bank? Would the crown raise taxes? Cut spending in other areas, try and increase trade?
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Was Jon vs Styr the Thenn a parallel?
Was the fight supposed to be a nod to Rhaegar vs Robert? Not just the obvious fact Jon is Rhaegars son, but the big brute with a heavy weapon vs nimble sword wielding targaryen?
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Was the fight supposed to be a nod to Rhaegar vs Robert? Not just the obvious fact Jon is Rhaegars son, but the big brute with a heavy weapon vs nimble sword wielding targaryen?
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Anyone find it odd Roose Bolton drew the line at "killing The Lord Commander of the Night's Watch"?
His reasoning: "You'll unite every house in the North against us!"
Ummm, everybody already hates y'all because of the whole "Red Wedding" thing.
All that did was prove that there are no depths the Lannisters, Freys, and Bolton's won't sink to.
A little late to be worried about your reputation now.
As awful as it is to say, Ramsay was more practical (and self aware) than his father was in that scenario.
Shame Roose got poisoned by his enemies before he could figure it out.
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His reasoning: "You'll unite every house in the North against us!"
Ummm, everybody already hates y'all because of the whole "Red Wedding" thing.
All that did was prove that there are no depths the Lannisters, Freys, and Bolton's won't sink to.
A little late to be worried about your reputation now.
As awful as it is to say, Ramsay was more practical (and self aware) than his father was in that scenario.
Shame Roose got poisoned by his enemies before he could figure it out.
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A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms | Official Final Trailer | HBO Max
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A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms | Official Final Trailer | HBO Max
A journey far from the throne.
#AKnightOfTheSevenKingdoms, a new #GOT series from George R.R. Martin, premieres January 18, only on HBO Max.
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HBO Max is the premier global streaming platform from Warner Bros. Discovery that delivers the…
#AKnightOfTheSevenKingdoms, a new #GOT series from George R.R. Martin, premieres January 18, only on HBO Max.
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HBO Max is the premier global streaming platform from Warner Bros. Discovery that delivers the…
The most unsatisfying part of the ending was…
For me, it is Cersei’s death. She got off super, super easy. It wasn’t gruesome, it was quick. She deserved much worse. Hate that Jaime went back for her and lost his life because of it as well, seemed to be just a different path from the one he had been on that separated him from Cersei to begin with.
Daenerys’ death… I get it. Her turn seemed a little quick/ rushed for the story, but it doesn’t not make sense. Jon’s decision to kill Daenerys also seemed quick, although his contemplation was clear it was all internal and not elaborated and that’s a lot of the criticism I have for their finale. The development wasn’t the same which made a lot of decisions seem inconsistent with the character.
The bit at the end where they’re in the old dragon pit. Sam tried to invent democracy, everyone laughed, and then those same people decide on a cripple as a king. Making Bran king made sense but also random for the character, just kinda shoed in last minute. And then the unsullied are left to just kinda wander instead of staying for what they worked for… ?
I liked Brianne’s/ Podrick’s ending. I liked the ending for the mountain and the hound. I liked the part of Jon’s ending where he went North with the wildlings, the only place he ever seemed maybe kinda happy. Sansa’s arc ended well.
What was the most unsatisfying part of the ending for you?
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For me, it is Cersei’s death. She got off super, super easy. It wasn’t gruesome, it was quick. She deserved much worse. Hate that Jaime went back for her and lost his life because of it as well, seemed to be just a different path from the one he had been on that separated him from Cersei to begin with.
Daenerys’ death… I get it. Her turn seemed a little quick/ rushed for the story, but it doesn’t not make sense. Jon’s decision to kill Daenerys also seemed quick, although his contemplation was clear it was all internal and not elaborated and that’s a lot of the criticism I have for their finale. The development wasn’t the same which made a lot of decisions seem inconsistent with the character.
The bit at the end where they’re in the old dragon pit. Sam tried to invent democracy, everyone laughed, and then those same people decide on a cripple as a king. Making Bran king made sense but also random for the character, just kinda shoed in last minute. And then the unsullied are left to just kinda wander instead of staying for what they worked for… ?
I liked Brianne’s/ Podrick’s ending. I liked the ending for the mountain and the hound. I liked the part of Jon’s ending where he went North with the wildlings, the only place he ever seemed maybe kinda happy. Sansa’s arc ended well.
What was the most unsatisfying part of the ending for you?
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