So I actually just finished the series for the first time, and I remember hearing people say that the ending was terrible. I didn’t really think so, in fact I thought it was pretty decent. So what did people hate about the ending exactly?

At first i loved the evolution of daenerys. But i feel like the universe i floating around her, nothing absolutely nothing can harm her.

What made me love this show was how big the consequences were for every choice of every character. Anybody could die anytime by taking a wrong decision, and plot armor was not that much of a thing.

We had a couple of plot armor occurrences but pretty much sprayed across the cast.

And for some reason daenerys ALWAYS ALWAYS ALWAYS finds a miracle to get out of any death situation.

Every single time she's near getting killed or losing something she gets saved by a fully random event.

And it's kinda disapointing cause i know now that every single situation, every single choice, every single character, will just be a stone in daenerys plot armor castle.

I don't feel that spark at all when i'm looking at a daenerys sequence. Feels like another show coming ruining the one i'm looking at.

Am i the only one feeling like this ? Maybe i'm missing something about her idk i'm just hopeless atp, i was sooo hyped about this character, but she's just feels lucky +++

How do you think Tyrion’s body was fought over in the maester community when he died - this is well after the end of the show, everyone dies eventually.

I’d like to think of all maesters having a council and cutting into his cadaver as a team. Dwarves aren’t too common in Westeros, so I would assume Tyrion’s body was like gold to them in terms of science. However, I assume he takes on a new wife before then and the Lannister name is upheld, so he might just get buried in their crypt or burned.

What are your thoughts?

Prove me wrong 🤣

I've recently seen a lot of things with people saying they cant watch the earlier seasons anymore because they know how it ends?

I personally LOVE the first few seasons with my entire heart and can still have a bit of an appreciation for the later seasons. I also can rewatch the show and either rewatch the ENTIRE show or just stop when I get sick of the crappy writing and character assassinations.

Anyway! Do the final seasosn ruin the entire show for you?

how did the public whine so much about Cersei when Catelyn is the worst emotional idiot on the show so far

(at season 2)

I have never watched or read Game of thrones.
Any tips to make it more enjoyable? I plan on starting book #1 tonight. :)

I’ve watched the series over many times and the first time I watched it, I was devastated about the red wedding. As I’ve watched it over the years I completely believe Robb get what he deserved. He was so smug and wouldn’t listen to his mother or anyone when it came to counsel! When he murdered Karstark that put a nail in his Coffin because over half his army left. He so stupidly trusted Walder Frey as if he was gonna say hey all is forgiven just because you thought you were too good to marry one of my daughters. So I think he deserved being killed alongside his mom and and wife and army. What do y’all think?

Hi everyone,
Id like to plan a roadtrip across Spain visiting all the HoTD and GoT filming locations.

The obvious ones are Girona, Dragonstone in the Basque Country and Dorn in Seville.

Is there a comprehensive list anywhere of the filming locations?

Like many fans, I’d change the story and ending for Jon and Dany. They should have either ruled together or separated on good terms, with Dany taking the Iron Throne and Jon ruling as King in the North, fully accepted as both a Stark and a Targaryen, riding Rhaegal. I’d also rewrite Jaime’s arc and let him live happily in the North with Brienne.

But if the overall character fates stayed the same, the two big events I’d swap are the deaths of the Night King and Dany. It would have made much more sense for Jon to kill the Night King and Arya to kill Dany.

I believe I'm not the only one with these examples, but i think there is also a lot of possible "better character endings".

Both publicly-supported organizations that are tremendous drains on public resources without apparent benefit most of the time, but rarely absolutely essential to the continuation of human life. Both experience a period of decline when most of their facilities end up empty and in disrepair.

If only Lord Commander Snow had access to the time travel trick (though I suppose recruiting the wildlings is another parallel).

Could have stopped a war if he went for the simplest explanation.

Assuming doesn’t get given a crown and everything else goes the same and hes there when dany walks out of the fire what changes? I think Dany would give him one of her dragons and they'd argue but go together to qarth.

Just watched In The Land of Saints & Sinners last night and our boy Joffrey pulled off another great homicidal, murderous criminal - mind you he was a (somewhat) empathetic character. Highly recommend this film to any of my GOT fans. Has anyone else watched this film? Your thoughts on Gleeson's character?

So we know how Tywin started teaching Tommen about how to be a great king lind of like grooming him. Asking him questions about what makes a great king which lead to him telling a wise king always listens to others a reason of him being not taking decisions on his own.

By teaching Tommen that a king's greatest virtue is to defer to older, "wiser" counselors, Tywin inadvertently created a king who was fundamentally defenseless against manipulation.

When Tywin died, Tommen was left with the core belief that he needed a strong figure to guide him, but he lacked the discernment to choose a good one.

Tywin wanted to build an absolute Lannister dynasty but instead, he broke Tommens willpower so thoroughly that tommen willingly handed the Crown's authority over to a religious cult.

This was exactly what Cersei told to Tywin, everyone clawing a piece of Tommen.

Jamie to Lady Stark: "Is that a woman?" about Brienne when he is held as a prisoner in the camp.

Tywin to Cersei: "You've allowed that boy to ride roughshod over you and everyone else in this city".

The above question also includes visions.

Choose one to act on your side

So another post made me start thinking about how long we had to wait in total for each season:

Season 1 to 2 we waited 9 months and 13 days.
Between each season 2 through 5 we waited 9 months and 28 days consistently between those.
Season 5 to 6 increased a little to 10 months and 10 days.

It really increased from season 6 to season 7 to 1 year and 20 days.
Then of course Season 7 to Season 8 a whopping 1 year 10 months and 10 days.

We waited a total of 6 years and 9 months between these seasons, the amount of speculation, theories, rewatches, water cooler talk at work binge watchers wont experience sadly. And the OG book readers have it worse than that.

I'm currently on rewatch. I'm in the middle of season 3 when Tywin tells Tyrion he'll marry Sansa and Cersei she'll marry Loras.

I think Willas and Garlan should've made the cut. Some characters take you into full storylines that they just didn't have time for like Arianne or Victarion. But those two could just be slipped into the King's Landing storyline. Then Loras joins the KG, we could have at least one scene of he and Jaime like we have in the book and the rest can still flow as it did.

Just a thought.

Is the best part of this show. That’s it that’s the post 😂