[ SECRET POST #4518 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4518 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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Notes:

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Comments

Re: SPOILERS

[el_regrs]

This season has been quite the trainwreck, and D&D shouldn't have rushed it. As far as I'm concerned, the last good episode this season was the second one.

Pod became a knight, so that's cool.

I didn't want anyone to end up on the Iron Throne, and I guess I got what I wanted after Drogon melted down the damn thing. But I was also concerned about who would rule after Dany was killed. At this point, Bran is kind of closest to not being anyone. I don't mean that in a mean way, but that he isn't neurotic, greedy, cruel, hateful or obsessed, and has zero interest in the throne. I'm mixed if this is something Bran planned all along, but overall, I think I'm okay with where he ended up.

I'm very disappointed about Jaime's character development being flushed down the toilet, after the extra seasons with him running back to Cersei. His death had zero effect on the outcome of the story. Sure, it was "nice" to have Brienne filling out his entry in the book, but I could name a thousand other "nice" things that could have happened instead of having Jaime die the way he did. Tyrion's reaction was pretty heartbreaking.

Robyn Arryn all grown up, yeesh! I had to do a double take. And Sansa, rude as hell to interrupt your uncle. Nice that she got what she wanted though. Arya's and Jon's endings were probably for the best too. I still can't call the full ending "bittersweet," though all the shitty people seem to be gone, so there's that.