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Austin Martinez

LFG! Been waiting on this one turn down the lights and let’s ride ! 🙏🏽💪🏽💪🏽

Lisa Clark

I know some people took issue with the decisions Jaime made but to me, it seemed entirely in character for him to sleep with Brienne as well as go back to Cersei. This was the central conflict for him all along: what kind of person was he going to be? I think it was always clear that he was fighting some feelings towards Brienne and eventually he realized how much he admired her and wanted to be like her as a person. Still, he had spent so long making crappy choices and being involved with Cersei, and knowing that she is pregnant with his child, I think it made sense for him to turn his back on atonement. It's the easier choice for him. It's what he's familiar with. It's what he's comfortable with. Overall, do I think that the later seasons suffer from a decline in the quality of the writing? Yes. But do I think that it is as bad as was made out to be? No. I think if people do a rewatch, they'll see that a lot more groundwork was laid for certain things than they might have noticed at the time.

I'm Batman

Gonna comment separately for each episode. I fucking hate this episode and most following from episode 3 and beyond. Firstly, the fact that the whole Godswood was completely surrounded by Whits and having Arya pop up makes no damn sense whatsoever, you're not just walking by them. The build up for the night king and the white walkers being the main threat yet during the middle of the season they end that storyline, treated mainly as an inconvenience. And having Arya be the one because "Jon was too predictable" is so fucking cheap. Nothing more than shock value, screw the build up. There's some good moments in episode 3, but it doesn't outweigh the shit I hated.

Kevin Landon

I think the reason people make it out to be "so bad" is because it is one of the greatest TV shows ever with some AMAZING writing, and fans expected the ending to have AMAZING moments with still GREAT writing. Instead, the directors mailed in the ending and slapped fans in the face with not only shortened seasons, but quick resolutions for plot lines that had been built up for years and years, season after season. We deserved more, and the ending deserves the criticism it gets, D&D deserve the money they've made and nothing else. I dam sure wouldn't hire somebody that was willing to half ass the finish on their old job for a new opportunity

Kevin Landon

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Aria Isara

No this ruins his arc. It's inconsistent with what was established before. He *finally* left Cersei at the end of seaosn 7 so just 3 eps before, already knowing she was supposedly preggo. Why is he changing his mind again just weeks after?? Have you read the books? This season is completely off books. The last we see of Jaime in the books he is in the Riverlands and receives a letter from Cersei saying she is in prison and needs him to come back and save her during her trial by combat. And he just burns the letter. Then Brienne arrives and he follows her on a mission... The problem is that D&D faithfully adapted the first books (for the most part) and they did whatever the f they wanted so Jaime's behaviour in season 8 doesn't match his arc in season 1-7. Him FINALLY leaving Cersei at the end of season 7 echoed the way he burnt the letter in book 5. To have him change his mind 3 episodes after is just silly. Also the inconsistency is not just going back to Cersei, there is also a scene where he tells Tyrion he doesn't give a shit about the city which is a direct contradiction with what was established in a previous season (the famous bath scene with Brienne). The books have chapters with his mind voice so no doubt he was sincere during that scene. The season *is* as bad as what people say. The stuff that was hinted at was D&D's inventions which are inconsistent with the rest of the material they adapted. Apart from that, the dialogues themselves have lost all their bite and depth as soon as they were off books and couldn't quote directly from it. They even had to resort to quoting again some well known quotes from earlier seasons lol

Aria Isara

100% agreed!!!! This episode is stupid as hell like the whole season. People like it only if they take it as fun action and nothing more. In terms of arcs and following plotlines and giving a conclusion that respects what was established before then this fails miserably. I could rant about this for hours lol

Colleen Scott

After reading another comment, here is my 2 cents for episode 3: I fucking love this episode and I don’t hate the rest of season 8. Arya popping up in the Godswood made total sense because she trained to be undetectable. She has popped up on others surprisingly because she’s good at it. Sure Jon is the predictable one to end the night king, but he would still have to fight his way through. The whole episode is everyone fighting their way through, so we didn’t need more of that in the episode. It was a completely believable way to end the night king. People get mad Arya did it, because she’s a girl and not one of the main people vying for the throne. But every reaction I’ve seen has people holding their breath and then cheering. My favorite is a whole bar of people reacting to that scene. It’s just so satisfying! The whole end with the music and Theon, and everyone else was amazingly well done! Having Arya do it doesn’t make the battle for the throne lopsided. Because if it was Dany or Jon, they would be presumed the hero and rightful person for the throne. This way the throne is still in play for any of them. It doesn’t bother me the white walkers were dealt with halfway through the season. That doesn’t make their storyline a throwaway storyline. It’s called Game of Thrones, not Game of White Walkers. The purpose and build up is for who will be on the throne at the end of the series. That’s what everyone was talking about during this time. Everyone had their guess and argued why so and so should get it. And yes, I like how the series ended. In my opinion they gave us 8 seasons that showed many examples to make anyone’s guess plausible. Could this season have been longer? Sure. People are just too picky.

lilialiyahlash

Episode 3 - This episode was kinda mixed for me. Pros: Obviously the cinematography was great, the fighting also good. Cons: the Night King going down in the 3rd episode in one hit to Arya, and Arya killing him in general. Now, I don't like Arya killing the Night King for two reasons: 1) her story has nothing to do with him and 2) I think were trying to give her a moment, but I don't this was her moment to have. Now people are quick to say that Jon should've killed him but I don't think so either. Over the years, I've heard multiple people say who they think should've killed him and I think it could've been one of three people: 1) Daenerys: reasoning is simple, the Night King killed her dragon and took him for himself. 2) Jaime: If he kills the Night King, it would make him a double kingslayer of both ice and fire (Aerys - Dany's dad); plus without Jon calling that meeting at King's Landing in s7, Jaime wouldn't have been there (it makes the meeting in s7 not feel like a waste of time). 3) Theon: Theon betraying the Starks only to end up being their saviour I think would be a cool way to wrap up his arc. But, I wouldn't mind Jon getting it either as the Night King is very intertwined to his story. I know some people are quick to say that Melisandre foreshadowed Arya killing the Night King earlier in the show (S3E6) and in this episode, but me personally, I don't think that should come before years of buildup. Episode 4 - I think this episode is fine but Tyrion once again giving Cersei an out is frustrating for me because even after the meeting last season, season 4, and Tyrion's entire life, he still tries to be kind to her. I think the writers' (Dan & Dave) wrote him to be too naive in a way that feels unrealistic to his character. I think Mason Quinn even said that Tyrion would've never trusted her that way in earlier seasons. I think why so many people rag on the final seasons of GOT is because things feel more simplified and certain things are happening to advance the plot without thinking of it makes sense or not. Characters are now travelling faster from place to place; I think you guys even commented on how fast the characters are getting around compared to earlier seasons. In The Long Night, they actually thought it was a good idea to put the women and children in a crypt where the enemy can RAISE THE DEAD. Rhaegal getting sniped out the air in broad daylight and Dan and Dave's reasoning how Rhaegal got snuck is that Dany let her guard down and "forgot about the iron fleet" when she just had a meeting with her council talking about them. Anyway, I really enjoy you guys' reactions (I especially liked the discussion at the end of episode 4) and I am looking forward to next week!

Kiss the Librarian

I've seen The Long Night several times, and it gets me invested every time. Turns my stomach and gives me chills. One of the best pieces of storytelling in media. Sending the cavalry out alone will never make sense, but still. Fantastic episode. Anyone else play Heroes of Might and Magic on PC? Having the Night King necromancer with his army of dead and the zombie dragon - it's just peak wish fulfillment for every fantasy nerd. :)

Kiss the Librarian

Jaime's return to Cersei makes sense for him. I agree he's trying to help Brienne move from despair to anger so she'll get past it sooner, but it's also the cycle of abuse. Jaime has done terrible things and his arc toward goodness is genuine, but moving past the self-loathing is not an overnight process. How many tries did Theon have to make before he escaped his abusers and tried to believe in himself? Theon didn't do as many terrible things as Jaime, and had a better upbringing, so the climb would be steeper for Jaime. Jaime's return to Cersei is supposed to be painful for the audience, but having big feelings about the story doesn't mean it's bad writing. None of the characters are all good or all bad, and that's one thing I love most about the books and the show. As a book reader and show fan, it's 100% hoped that Brienne and Jaime would be together. She is everything he wishes he was, and the catalyst for his growth. Also, Tormund's obsession with Brienne was initiated as an ad lib by the actor and then the show just went with it because he's so funny. His crush wasn't in the books, but I love that they added it. :)

Kiss the Librarian

@Aria I agree some of the execution suffered for various reasons, but GRRM told D&D how he wanted the story to end and he approved their outline. The books didn't get as far as the show. People struggle to leave their pasts behind, which can be true for Jaime as well. Especially if he thought Cersei would die, which could have partly motivated him to leave her and fight the dead army even though he was angry with her as well.

Kiss the Librarian

Aria headed to the Godswood early because she knew Bran was bait. She could have been hiding there waiting for the Night King, perhaps in a tree since she dropped in from a height, rather than having to walk through a crowd of dead dudes. A lot of people gripe about Jon not being the one to get the kill on the Night King, but I don't understand why that matters so much to people. Just because Jon is a favorite character and should kill the Big Bad in a 1:1 like an anime? It doesn't really matter for his character who kills the Night King, but it's definitely true no one would have killed him if Jon hadn't gotten everyone allied to fight in the first place. If the Night King really served his role as allegory for climate change coming to doom all the idiots squabbling for power, then the Night King should have won. But I digress.

Kiss the Librarian

Remember when half the Earth crashed the HBO streaming website trying to watch this? We were all united that day, in the effort to turn up our screen brightness. lol

Kiss the Librarian

People come to Patreon for all kinds of reasons I guess.

Kiss the Librarian

They definitely should have had Rhaegal flying further ahead of Dany so it would look less stupid that she didn't see the fleet from the air. But also, she's flying at high speed without goggles and still has her eyeballs, so. At some point ya gotta suspend your disbelief.

I'm Batman

Waiting up in a tree? Wtf kinda shit is that? She didn't run to Bran and tell Theon "hey don't mind me I'll climb this tree and wait for dramatic effect to jump him". Please just stop because that's just ridiculous thinking right there. Notice the White Walkers hair flutter and an air sound happened, that was the shows way of telling us someone had just ran by, not jumping out of a tree. It has nothing to do with Jon being a fan favorite, it was character progression for him to kill the night king. Arya's whole arc was supposed to be about vengeance for those who did her and her family wrong. She was essentially Lady Stoneheart for the show. Her killing the night king was simply just a "gotcha, fooled you guys, wow so shockful right"? It's lazy and half ass storytelling just like this season was.

nj

i wanted to bring it up during episode 2 because that’s when i thought it on first viewing, but i held back because of the implied spoiler. you’re telling me you have big brain tyrion (in theory - last few episodes haven’t been the best evidence of his acumen), sam who’s been busy researching the long night, and jon who literally watched the night king raise the dead at hardhome, and not one of them or anyone else (common sense davos? bran who sees all?) pauses for even a second to question the wisdom of, sending all the non-fighters to wait out the battle in the CRYPT - a place that’s by nature chock full o’ dead people? really?

lilialiyahlash

I get that I just hate Dan and Dave's reasoning for why Dany didn't see the fleet.