What are some character meetings and interactions You wish we got to see in the series
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What exactly has Jaime done to be classed as one of the greatest fighters in Westeros?
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Season 6 dialogue is terrible.
I'm in the middle of my first rewatch of the series since I first saw it 5 years ago. I remember feeling in the moment that season 6 was the strongest of the show up till that point, but now that I rewatch it with all the emotions stripped away, it's really obvious to see that this is the season where the writing just started going downhill. Let's forget about illogical choices a lot of characters make in this season for this discussion and focus mainly on the dialogue. If you really pay attention, the dialogue feels much different than it did in the previous five seasons. Season 5 was boring for the most part, but at least it still felt in line with the previous ones.
Now I haven't actually read the books so I'm not sure if this is where they ran out of the source material, but I find myself cringing at a lot of the conversations characters have. The ones that instantly come to mind are Sansa with little finger, sandor Clegane with the brotherhood, Tyrion with pretty much anyone (enough with the cock jokes man), and more. There's also Tormund who has been relegated to comic relief.
You can tell it was written by Americans who don't understand the medieval dialect and write dialogue like it's in the 21st century. I'm not sure if I'm the only one who feels this way. I'd love to hear everyone else's opinion on this. I think people get to sucked into the big moments and spectacles in this season to even notice.
All that being said, The Winds of Winter is still one of my favorite episodes in the entire show. Masterpiece.
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I'm in the middle of my first rewatch of the series since I first saw it 5 years ago. I remember feeling in the moment that season 6 was the strongest of the show up till that point, but now that I rewatch it with all the emotions stripped away, it's really obvious to see that this is the season where the writing just started going downhill. Let's forget about illogical choices a lot of characters make in this season for this discussion and focus mainly on the dialogue. If you really pay attention, the dialogue feels much different than it did in the previous five seasons. Season 5 was boring for the most part, but at least it still felt in line with the previous ones.
Now I haven't actually read the books so I'm not sure if this is where they ran out of the source material, but I find myself cringing at a lot of the conversations characters have. The ones that instantly come to mind are Sansa with little finger, sandor Clegane with the brotherhood, Tyrion with pretty much anyone (enough with the cock jokes man), and more. There's also Tormund who has been relegated to comic relief.
You can tell it was written by Americans who don't understand the medieval dialect and write dialogue like it's in the 21st century. I'm not sure if I'm the only one who feels this way. I'd love to hear everyone else's opinion on this. I think people get to sucked into the big moments and spectacles in this season to even notice.
All that being said, The Winds of Winter is still one of my favorite episodes in the entire show. Masterpiece.
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Why did no other house try to create a huge library and repository of knowledge?
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What is your predictions for GOT universe in next 5 years? Mine are maybe little obvious, but I just pretty sure that we will get announcement or release of show about Robert’s rebelion and either Jon’s or Arya’s sеquel by 3031.
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Guitar legends play the theme song
I love this. I've watched this many times since in the 4yrs since it's been released. It always brings me joy
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I love this. I've watched this many times since in the 4yrs since it's been released. It always brings me joy
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Watch as Game Of Thrones creator Dan Weiss, Tom Morello of Audioslave/Rage Against The Machine, Scott Ian of Anthrax, Nuno Bettencourt of Extreme, Brad Paisley, and Game Of Thrones composer Ramin Djawadi shred on the all-new Sigil Collection Guitars from…