Game of Thrones [TV, not the book, no spoilers!] (23 Viewers)
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it just occurred to me that fucking GRRM even stole the dwarf name, Tyrion vs Thorin 
Also Arya going west vs Frodo going west
That book in the end that Frodo handed to Sam
In general that the fat but brave guy is called Sam
jesus what an obese fraud, all while giving Tolkien shit for 'oversimplified' narrative. Muh Aragorn's tax policy..what was Bran's tax policy?
Also Arya going west vs Frodo going west
That book in the end that Frodo handed to Sam
In general that the fat but brave guy is called Sam
jesus what an obese fraud, all while giving Tolkien shit for 'oversimplified' narrative. Muh Aragorn's tax policy..what was Bran's tax policy?
it just occurred to me that fucking GRRM even stole the dwarf name, Tyrion vs Thorin
Also Arya going west vs Frodo going west
That book in the end that Frodo handed to Sam
In general that the fat but brave guy is called Sam
jesus what an obese fraud, all while giving Tolkien shit for 'oversimplified' narrative. Muh Aragorn's tax policy..what was Bran's tax policy?
Also Arya going west vs Frodo going west
That book in the end that Frodo handed to Sam
In general that the fat but brave guy is called Sam
jesus what an obese fraud, all while giving Tolkien shit for 'oversimplified' narrative. Muh Aragorn's tax policy..what was Bran's tax policy?
I agree there are many similarities, you can see where his inspiration comes from. Tolkien's novels and the Wars of the Roses.
it just occurred to me that fucking GRRM even stole the dwarf name, Tyrion vs Thorin
Also Arya going west vs Frodo going west
That book in the end that Frodo handed to Sam
In general that the fat but brave guy is called Sam
jesus what an obese fraud, all while giving Tolkien shit for 'oversimplified' narrative. Muh Aragorn's tax policy..what was Bran's tax policy?
Also Arya going west vs Frodo going west
That book in the end that Frodo handed to Sam
In general that the fat but brave guy is called Sam
jesus what an obese fraud, all while giving Tolkien shit for 'oversimplified' narrative. Muh Aragorn's tax policy..what was Bran's tax policy?
So they make Bran the king cause he had a telling story
He fell a tower and lived, he went behind the wall, and became the 3 eyed raven.. and he is the history of mankind.
But Jon who the full series was always doing the right thing,, fought the night walkers, came back from dead,, who is the son of fire and water, who is the heir to the throne.. and whose loved and followed by the north and the south.. who killed the tyrant who thought her destiny to liberate the world and destroyed a whole city of 10 millions just that she did not want to show weakness and install fear..
Cause a dickless unsullied who barely knew what being a free man means did not want it
How many even left of them and the dothorakis
Seriously the most stupid ending to the show..
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He fell a tower and lived, he went behind the wall, and became the 3 eyed raven.. and he is the history of mankind.
But Jon who the full series was always doing the right thing,, fought the night walkers, came back from dead,, who is the son of fire and water, who is the heir to the throne.. and whose loved and followed by the north and the south.. who killed the tyrant who thought her destiny to liberate the world and destroyed a whole city of 10 millions just that she did not want to show weakness and install fear..
Cause a dickless unsullied who barely knew what being a free man means did not want it
How many even left of them and the dothorakis
Seriously the most stupid ending to the show..
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So many stupid things in the last episode.
1. Dothraki and unsullied keep multiplying every episode
2. The time jump after Dany's death. So many unanswered questions. How did they capture Jon? Why didn't the Dothraki and Unsullied resort to violence after Dany died?
3. Who ruled the seven kingdoms till the council meeting? It seemed like it was a few months after Dany's death.
4. Why the fuck was Sam on the council meeting? He wasn't a lord or a commander, not even a maester.
5. Greyworm warned Tyrion not to speak and within a couple of minutes Tyrion chose the next king of Westeros. WTF
6. Speaking of Bran. One of the worst characters on the show and by far the most useless. What were the writers thinking?
7. The dialogue was cringeworthy after Dany's death.
I didn't pay attention to the rest of the episode after Bran was chosen as the king. I'm sure there are other mistakes after that point.
1. Dothraki and unsullied keep multiplying every episode
2. The time jump after Dany's death. So many unanswered questions. How did they capture Jon? Why didn't the Dothraki and Unsullied resort to violence after Dany died?
3. Who ruled the seven kingdoms till the council meeting? It seemed like it was a few months after Dany's death.
4. Why the fuck was Sam on the council meeting? He wasn't a lord or a commander, not even a maester.
5. Greyworm warned Tyrion not to speak and within a couple of minutes Tyrion chose the next king of Westeros. WTF
6. Speaking of Bran. One of the worst characters on the show and by far the most useless. What were the writers thinking?
7. The dialogue was cringeworthy after Dany's death.
I didn't pay attention to the rest of the episode after Bran was chosen as the king. I'm sure there are other mistakes after that point.
So many stupid things in the last episode.
1. Dothraki and unsullied keep multiplying every episode
2. The time jump after Dany's death. So many unanswered questions. How did they capture Jon? Why didn't the Dothraki and Ironborn resort to violence after Dany died?
3. Who ruled the seven kingdoms till the council meeting? It seemed like it was a few months after Dany's death.
4. Why the fuck was Sam on the council meeting? He wasn't a lord or a commander, not even a maester.
5. Greyworm warned Tyrion not to speak and within a couple of minutes Tyrion chose the next king of Westeros. WTF
6. Speaking of Bran. One of the worst characters on the show and by far the most useless. What were the writers thinking?
7. The dialogue was cringeworthy after Dany's death.
I didn't pay attention to the rest of the episode after Bran was chosen as the king. I'm sure there are other mistakes after that point.
1. Dothraki and unsullied keep multiplying every episode
2. The time jump after Dany's death. So many unanswered questions. How did they capture Jon? Why didn't the Dothraki and Ironborn resort to violence after Dany died?
3. Who ruled the seven kingdoms till the council meeting? It seemed like it was a few months after Dany's death.
4. Why the fuck was Sam on the council meeting? He wasn't a lord or a commander, not even a maester.
5. Greyworm warned Tyrion not to speak and within a couple of minutes Tyrion chose the next king of Westeros. WTF
6. Speaking of Bran. One of the worst characters on the show and by far the most useless. What were the writers thinking?
7. The dialogue was cringeworthy after Dany's death.
I didn't pay attention to the rest of the episode after Bran was chosen as the king. I'm sure there are other mistakes after that point.
Otherwise no way they would keep Jon alive unpunished for months. Something as important as the queen found dead should have made them act earlier.4, Plot hole.
5. The show writers litterally forgot he told Tyrion not to speak 1 minute before (armed with a spear). Such impressive attention span much wow.
6. BRAN THE BROKEN inspires much respect
7. Agreed
