[ SECRET POST #4573 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4573 ⌋

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[(Anonymous)]

If the show doesn't have much of a arcing plot, then sure, but if the show does have arcs, then the ending might culminate many questions that may have been burning since the very beginning of the series. So to get a bad ending in that case, of course people are going to be upset. It's like that joke about the monks and the monastary with all the doors. You keep leading the audience on for like 20 minutes, with the main focus being what IS behind the door. And when you eventually reveal the punchline (that you cant tell them because they're not monks) everyone naturally goes apeshit. What's hard to understand about that? Sounds like you're just annoyed at everyone complaining about GOT, which people rightfully got upset about because the story threads in that show have been going on for years now. To get a conclusion like that is disgraceful.

[(Anonymous)]

"Disgraceful"?

[(Anonymous)]

There are definitely such a thing as good and bad endings, but every early season of GOT is just as it was before the final season was released.