[ SECRET POST #4467 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4467 ⌋

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[Sex and the City]


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[Robert Sheehan (Actor from Umbrella Academy and Misfits)]


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[Lori Loughlin and Felicity Huffman]


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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

I don't think he will, but I can't tell if that's because that's the way the story feels like it's going, or if it's because Jon just feels like a character who is going to die. Permanently, I mean. He's died once, and got a stay of execution from a strange god, and it honestly feels like that's a limited-term offer until he's 'done his job' and staved off the long night. He just feels like a character with an arch-enemy and an expiry date, you know?

That being said, most of them do at this stage. It's GoT.

I kinda don't want anything else, though. I feel like the right ending is a grand titanic battle that kills off all the larger-than-life characters, like Jon and Dany and Bran and the Night King, and what's left in the aftermath are some battered, bewildered survivors of lesser account who have to figure out what the hell to do next.

Like, IDK, Gendry. Gendry and Davos and Brienne and Arya. Washed up like flotsam and the end and trying to figure out how you, you know, run anything in the aftermath of the (almost) end of the world.

[(Anonymous)]

Ooh, I like that idea a lot! (though if it's getting rid of the larger-than-life characters, Arya would definitely go too. I like her and everything but she's hardly "of lesser account")

[(Anonymous)]

Yeah, she was the one I hesitated on most for the list, but in terms of story impact she kind of is the least of the Starks? At least until she came back with a bang and settled the Freys, but even then ... Arya generally doesn't steer wars and uncover ancient enemies or ride dragons or anything apocalyptic or of geopolitical power. She's just ... freaky and really good at killing people now.

Maybe that will change, and they'll use her skillset more in the coming war, but at the same time ... she's an assassin, and they're facing an army of magic zombies. It's not really a skillset they CAN use much in that circumstance? Unless the catspaw dagger is going to assassinate the Night King or something like that. Which, that could happen.

Even then, I wouldn't be mad if she took that victory and lived. She still feels like someone who survives action rather than steers it. She feels smaller than most of the remnants of her family now. A more down to earth sort of skillset, even with the face-changing.

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I've just kind of lost interest in Arya. She was a favorite in the first couple seasons. But they haven't done enough with her storyline, and she's become pretty dull.

Actually, at this point I think all the remaining Starks are really dull. I know they are supposed to be the hero family we root for, but I couldn't care less about any of them.

[(Anonymous)]

I kinda feel like they did that across the board? Everybody's story seemed to stall out a bit while they set up the Long Night. Then Seasons 6/7 drastically trimmed down the major cast sections, moved most of the pieces back onto the same board, and they were all allowed to move on a bit again. Towards the apocalypse, granted, but still.