Rommie wrote:It was so dark- you could see what was going on?
geonuc wrote:Rommie wrote:It was so dark- you could see what was going on?
At first it annoyed me a bit then I got into the moment: dark is exactly how it would be, and chaotic. You could still tell mostly what was going on, particularly with the key characters.
SciFiFisher wrote:Am I the only one that thought the Dothraki charge was rather... anti-climatic? I really thought they would last longer than about 15 seconds.
pumpkinpi wrote:And what was the motivation for NK to kill Bran specifically?
Rommie wrote:pumpkinpi wrote:And what was the motivation for NK to kill Bran specifically?
They addressed this in the last episode prior, at least. He wanted to kill Bran because Bran is no longer Bran, but is the three eyed raven that remembers all of the past and present. And as such, the night king wanted to kill him because death includes the lack of any history. Or something.
Rommie wrote:pumpkinpi wrote:And what was the motivation for NK to kill Bran specifically?
They addressed this in the last episode prior, at least. He wanted to kill Bran because Bran is no longer Bran, but is the three eyed raven that remembers all of the past and present. And as such, the night king wanted to kill him because death includes the lack of any history. Or something.
geonuc wrote:While I liked the battle episode - even with its flaws - I feel we're left wanting in regard to the arc of the show's history. All along, we've been told that the White Walkers were the real threat to Westeros. Jon Snow has made it his mission to make everyone believe this. And he was right; if the Night King hadn't been stopped, the Seven Kingdoms were doomed. But now that he's dead, we're left with a raft of questions unanswered. Such as, what the hell was up with the White Walkers arranging dead bodies in a spiral pattern? We were sure made to believe that was super-significant. Not so much, I guess. I fear by the end of the show, we're going to be left unsatisfied with a lot of unanswered questions.
Still, Game of Thrones is awesome.
Rommie wrote:geonuc wrote:While I liked the battle episode - even with its flaws - I feel we're left wanting in regard to the arc of the show's history. All along, we've been told that the White Walkers were the real threat to Westeros. Jon Snow has made it his mission to make everyone believe this. And he was right; if the Night King hadn't been stopped, the Seven Kingdoms were doomed. But now that he's dead, we're left with a raft of questions unanswered. Such as, what the hell was up with the White Walkers arranging dead bodies in a spiral pattern? We were sure made to believe that was super-significant. Not so much, I guess. I fear by the end of the show, we're going to be left unsatisfied with a lot of unanswered questions.
Still, Game of Thrones is awesome.
Yeah, I feel like ultimately they're answering more questions than Lost ever did, which is my gold standard for shows with unresolved questions.
geonuc wrote:And that, boys and girls, is how you use a dragon as a weapon of war. Unlike previous efforts.
Not that I'm condoning mass slaughter of innocent civilians, mind you.
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