[ SECRET POST #3888 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3888 ⌋

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[(Anonymous)]

The real issue I have is that these plot and time jumps seem jarring because the episodes feel like there is no time to breathe. It's similar to Lost's last season. Here's a story where there are so many well developed characters and so much going on between everyone's intertwined stories filled with questions that need answers, and a feeling from fans that something big is going to go down that the creators must answer as many questions as possible, tie together reunions and meetups, shooting down or confirming many popular fan theories, and keeping the promise that the action and plot twists are massive all the while making the tough choices to cut out things that fans may like but the creators may find is not integral to the overall show.

I think it's the same reason GRRM has had a difficult time finishing the book series. I understand why this has to happen as it does, and I don't resent the creators for making the decisions they do. It's just a little frustrating to have to deal with it with GoT because I've seen it executed really well with other shows, like Breaking Bad.