season has been rushed as but did not mind too much, it needed to end anyway... now the last episode was cringy as at least for me.. dat sam attempt to implement democray was cringy, like sansa having his brother king but still claiming an indepedent north (wtf?).. john should have killed himself after killing dany with dragon taking both
So if Bran just shut his mouth about Jon's parents, half the conflict of this season wouldn't have happened. Funny that he thought that Jon needed to know who his parents were, even though Bran hasn't bothered telling anybody else anything important of his own volition.
Westeros will be ruled by an uncaring robot with zero leadership skills.
I wasn't feeling that independent north tbh. Doesn't make much sense.
Honestly it wasn’t awful. At least not compared to the rest of the season. It makes sense that it wasn’t complete , if that was the ending GRRM had in mind.
Obviously I have a lot of minor complaints, but I’m fairly satisfied to at least know the end game since fat ass will probably die of diabetes or a heart attack before finishing the books
So all that build up and hype about Jon being a Stark and Tygerrian (sp?), and the end result is they basically silence his character and unceremoniously ship him off to the north? Further, I haven’t read the books, so maybe Bran is a bigger character there, but in the shows he was literally left off an entire season at one point and was basically an afterthought for much of the show, but he ends up being king?
I firmly wish the Night King would have won....or at the very least, some more explanation as to the Night Kong’s history other than being stabbed in the heart by a bunch of jive ass green kids would have been nice. this final season, it sucked ass and this was in my top three prior to the last six weeks. First two episodes were boring as , third episode was too dark, fourth episode was boring, fifth was trash, and then this .
really? they've declared robb and jon as "kings of the north" and had basically functioned as independent for chunks of the series. all the beef between sansa and dany wasn't exatly subtle either. it was more surprising that all the lords just nodded without any consideration. the north always felt and acted different from the rest of the kingdoms.
i thought the weird part was accepting a stark as king of the remaining kingdoms while the north/starks are independent as well.
its also funny that the ironborn, who originally asked dany for independence, but ended up agreeing to be part of the kingdoms (under dany's rule)... now are comfortable with being ruled over by a stark
What a ending. Those writers had to wrap things up quick, so they can go continue the destruction of Star Wars franchise.
I was, sansa spelled it out, "we fought army of the dead while you southern s slept through it, so off"
love det detective drogon meme
daenerys murders hundreds of thousands of people previous episode
perceptive arya: i know a killer when i see one
Also Sansa: " you, Daenerys, even though you are the only one who came to our aid outside of the Vale," and "Tyrion, Jon won't do well in the South, so let's conspire to make him king behind his and Daenerys' backs."
If the North got independence, everybody else should have asked, too. Dorne and the Iron Islands would have been all over that in a second. But I guess it doesn't matter, since Tullys control all of Westeros anyway--Bran's the king, Edmure Tully has the Riverlands, Sansa is Queen of the North, and Robin Arryn has the Vale.
That scene between Tyrion and Jon was basically D&D turning to camera and saying, "All of you were wrong for cheering on Daenerys for being vicious," as if (A) other "good guys" who are still alive hasn't been equally as brutal (e.g., Sansa feeding Ramsay alive to his dogs and Arya becoming a psychotic, vengeance seeking serial killer) and (B) D&D weren't at fault for portraying Dany's brutal behavior as acts of heroism for almost the entire series. They portrayed Dany sympathetically for over 70 episodes of the series. They had her stop her quest for the throne to do the right thing in season seven, then they turned around and took a on her for it.
The showrunners wanted to sell Daenerys merchandise to people who viewed her as a hero up until the last second, knowing full well what GRRM's ending was. That's why this season's drama boiled down to everybody saying, "Daenerys bad," "Sansa smart and good," and "Bran wise."
how's he ever gonna get to the tower of the hand?
Thank God a white guy is king tho, right?
That's one of the things I'm struggling with right now. Jon's parentage is one of the biggest hinted-at things in the books (and made a big deal on the show), along with the Azor Ahai prophecy... and it was all for nothing. Jon played more of a peripheral part in taking down the NK, he killed Dany only after she had committed genocide, then was shipped off to have no influence on future generations. What was the point of it all? They literally could have removed that plot point from the show altogether and ended the exact same way. Just let us think Jon's mom was a .
Can you imagine been shipped to the same place where you got brutally murdered for doing the good thing? Having to pass by the same place every day where you took a dozen knives to the chest. That's twisted.
People say Dany's character got assasinated but Jon's got done worse. Not only did he do absolutely nothing in season 8, but his entire arc meant nothing. He's basically still a bas to most of the realm.
Jesus Christ what a cluster . The more I think about it the more annoyed I get with the way they handled everything.
I will make 50% of violent crime disappear with the snap of my fingers.
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