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g.man

Indeed, and that's a fair point too.

Stopharage

For all the bluster and spectacle, it's the script and the believable (and much-needed) use of vulgar language that has been the high point this season. Yes, the fast travel nonsense has been a bit much but as popcorn tv goes it's pretty peerless.

Skerret

That was diamond tier telly, fuck did I enjoy that ending. Best of the final eps based on my initial reaction, had it all.

Brooks

Story started with incest and is ending that way too. ThIS... IS.. WRITUNG!!

digi

Good episode.
Shame its such a long wait for the final season.

ShabbyMcCrabby

Well that was an episode that had me feeling like I used to during the earlier seasons. Great to see they still have it in them! The Littlefinger thing helped set up me feeling actually anxious when Jamie was chatting with Cersei. That's how it used to be. There was too much "heroes being heroes" earlier this season when it used to be heroes trying to be heroes and not doing so well at it.

Great stuff and had me excited again for the next season. Considering they didn't show old mate wildling cark it then I figure he'll turn up again. Hopefully.

More incest is always good too.

Some great character chats. I also liked Sam continuing to be the audience in a way and just being "wtf bran you weirdo".

[Deleted User]

Literally every leak turned out to be true

[Deleted User]

I clapped when theon got kicked in the groin like five times and his special power was revealed! I CLAPPED BECAUSE I REMEMBER HE HAD NO COCK I WAS IN ON THE JOKE OMG I LOVED HIS SMIRK I CLAPPED SOOO MUCH

ShabbyMcCrabby

I was really hoping he'd just be smooshed into the sand and the other people just sailed away.

g.man

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I_R

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monkey

ShabbyMcCrabby wrote:

I was really hoping he'd just be smooshed into the sand and the other people just sailed away.

God that would have better. Good ending for the character too. He gets the forgiveness he needs and stood up to a bloody death at the end. But no.

weadre

After finding this series a little underwhelming on the whole, I still blurted out an audible "oh shiiiiit" when she said

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Felt like a return to how things used to roll in the show.

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Hyped for next season

GooberTheHat

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stonechalice

So kaleesi and snow are brother and sister?

[Deleted User]

Is there a reason we are using spoiler tags?
I will use them but not sure it is necessary as it has aired now.

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stonechalice wrote:

So kaleesi and snow are brother and sister?

Auntie and Nephew.
Youporn just got a new category.

Brooks

Wasn't the stupid reveal that they have the same dad? Ehhh.

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Nah that was Rhaegar son of Aerys (the mad king), Danny's brother, but not the pussy brother she was with in season 1.

Brooks

Ohh I thought that guy was the mad king, welp.

Brooks

Apropos of little has it been established once why Circe actually needs to be deposed, like, morally? I can't recall a single act of cartoonish peasant-smashing tyranny since she took over.

superflyninja

Man that was awesome. I was shitting it for Jamie!
And whooped a little at the Littlefinger reversal.
Some good talking and I THINK a flash of Dany's tits. No minge though.
And Cersei being an utter cunt. Nice.
No Cleganebowl though. Who did the Hound mean was coming for the Mountain?
The ending though. Fuuuuuuuuhk. That was something. That Night King,he cold as ice.

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Will run through the Targaryans for those not sure as best I can.

Aerys (the mad king) had three children.
Rhaegar (oldest)
Viserys (the guy from the early seasons who ended up with a molten crown)
Daenerys

Rhaegar married a Martell (the Dornish lot, the women with the poison kiss and the bloke who had his head crushed by The Mountain).
They had two children.
The two children and the Dornish mother were all killed by Gregor Clegane during Robert Borathean's throne grab.

However prior to that Rhaegar had his Martell marriage anulled and married Ned Stark's sister, all in secret and consummated Jon Snow.

Sister Stark was due to marry Robert and the presumption was that Rhaegar had kidnapped her.
This was the straw that broke the camel's back and the rebellion happened.
Rhaegar was killed by Robert.
Sister Stark was "rescued by Ned" as she lay dying in child birth of Jon Snow.

g.man

Liveinadive wrote:

Is there a reason we are using spoiler tags?

I think it's only fair until the show has officially aired in the UK, which it has now, so I'm now removing the spoiler tags I put on B's post on the previous page.

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g.man wrote:

Liveinadive wrote:

Is there a reason we are using spoiler tags?

I think it's only fair until the show has officially aired in the UK, which it has now, so I'm now removing the spoiler tags I put on B's post on the previous page.

That was my thinking. Was just concerned I had missed something so went for tags to be on the safe side.

Kow

Unfortunately I spotted Brooks' Gillen comment before it was spoilered. My own fault really for carelessly clicking on the thread before seeing the episode.

g.man

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g.man wrote:

Oh indeed, but again it just felt a bit clumsy in it's execution. Probably just me.

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Skerret wrote:

That was diamond tier telly, fuck did I enjoy that ending. Best of the final eps based on my initial reaction, had it all.

And Jaime rode off... on the Great Grass.

I_R wrote:

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Bronn/Cersei never appearing together is getting a bit Good Wife, just have him fuck off, don't create dialogue to explain it.

As it goes...

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I'm starting to think Varys has to be a traitor, because he's become even more redundant than Littlefinger was.

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Liveinadive wrote:

Is there a reason we are using spoiler tags?

For delayed viewers who might enjoy the gist of our updates without spoiling it until they've time to watch. Also — and mainly — because it's really easy to run into spoilers when you've watched an earlier episode, come in here to see what others thought of it, and then stumble into a big spoiler from the next episode as you scroll down. I've done that.

Bollockoff

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Apropos of little has it been established once why Circe actually needs to be deposed, like, morally? I can't recall a single act of cartoonish peasant-smashing tyranny since she took over.

She blew up St Paul's when it was at match day capacity.

Bollockoff

Directly causing your own son to commit suicide and not understanding why is also a playing style you can extrapolate out into Ranavalona level shit.

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