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BYE, GRANDMA! - Game of Thrones 7x3-2 (Patreon)

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2025-04-08 11:37:40
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THE VIDEO:

https://mega.nz/file/Du5WjbLJ#TTBnqMn2Z_b2jEppTer215J0xa7ucNsySZHsR6isVnU

Grandma got got... But she got to leave an unsettling message for Cersei!

I WATCH GAME OF THRONES AT MAX: https://play.max.com/show/4f6b4985-2dc9-4ab6-ac79-d60f0860b0ac

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Lad Breaks

Even in death, Lady Olena goes out with one last F U to Cersei, gotta love her.

DevilJynx

Bran turning into a husk is never really explained. My guess is that with all the information and knowledge he has, some of it turned him into more or less a soulless husk. He still feels emotions and such, but he does not express them. But I don't even think The Showrunners had an explanation on hand for why Bran becomes such an aloof robot when it comes to those around him. I love that Jorah covers or at least tries to cover for Sam. "I just felt better" XD Such a half-assed explanation, but The Head Maester rolls with it, even though he knows what happened. That guy was genuinely proud of Sam, but he did break a metric asston of rules, so fair is fair. Plus Sam was not expecting a reward, he just did it out of kindness and of course the love he bore for Jorah's father. The time jumping be damned... Euron could not have gotten his fleet from where Dragon Stone is to where Casterly Rock is that fast within reasonable time. That's the equivalent of sailing from Florida through The Panama Canal to California... If Euron had split his fleet in two, that'd be one thing, but you can see his flagship leading the others. Not only that, but this requires Euron and his fleet being able to take out The Yara/Theon Greyjoy fleet+The Dornish, deliver them to King's Landing, and then sail all the way around Dorne and then up north to Casterly Rock and that is AFTER he dropped off Ellaria and her last remaining daughter to Cersei. So his men would need to restock on supplies as well. Now Cersei having Jaime pull the army out to attack High Garden makes sense as Casterly Rock is not as valuable as it once was given that back in S4, Tywin told Cersei the gold mines that made them rich were depleted. Plus we had established that Cersei intended to take out Highgarden and loot it to pay off the Iron Bank, but still, all of this coming together all at once is way too much even with suspension of disbelief as a factor. Cineman Sins: 100+ sins for this one. I will give them some redeeming points with Jaime; that he did use what Robb did to him and Tywin to score such an easy W over Highgarden was a nice call back to The Battle of Whispering Wood and shows Jaime, while not book smart, is battle smart. Even in her final moments, Olenna remained The Queen of Thorns.