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Here's our UNCUT reaction to GAME OF THRONES s08e04!

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ramon carter

this is where the writing goes down hill from here how did Dany not see the fleet when she was above them?why didn't Cersei just take them out with the scorpions at the end ?In the first airing of this episode there was a Starbucks cup in front of Dany in the beginning scene at the celebration feast lol

Screentime with Phil and Erika

Not seeing the fleet while being that high in the air is wild.. haha. I heard about the starbucks thing! That's wild that things fell apart all over the place, edit bay included.

Nitroxc

The death of rhaegal is by far one of the dumbest things that happened. Like you can see where eurons ships sailed out from, they were not behind cover from dany flying, they're passing through a narrow corridor that is very short. She literally would have been able to see them approaching and passing through an hour in advance. If they wanted to kill a dragon then fine, but why make it such a pointless non-logical death? This is precisely the kind of thing we see happening more and more which completely ruins so much of the show because it leaves that much of a bad taste in your mouth that it kind of makes you forget all the good stuff that lead up to the end. ALSO: Dany dives towards him, somehow evades all the hits, and now instead of taking advantage of the fact that shes about to fly over them where they cant aim at her and she can destroy them and circle in for attacks from the rear, she instead decides to just fly immediately back where shes in the killzone.

Nitroxc

Also I think in terms of "why didnt they just kill dany and drogon there?" It's kind of honour, it's mostly self preservation. If you agree to a friendly meeting with no violence, and you betray that and attack them, no enemy you ever try to meet with will ever agree to it again. So if Cersei kills them, then a decade later is fighting a losing war and wants to request formal talks, no ones ever gonna trust that she isn't going to use it to try and surprise attack them. Also not to mention in that kind of "time era", highborne are kind of treated with a completely different ruleset than lowborne. Your average peasant is just a walking talking body, their life means effectively nothing. A highborne, same idea again, will be treated with alot more courtesy/care for their wellbeing simply because other highborne probs wont want to take the risk of being treated that way by others in the future.

Screentime with Phil and Erika

I suppose.. I just feel like Cersei/The Lannisters have already crossed lines of honor and people know it. Killing the King you were sworn to protect.. The Red Wedding.. Cersei pledging her armies to fight with the north and then leaving them to die. That’s the only thing that gives me pause about them playing by some code of honor in this instance. But you’re probably right haha. I’m just nit-picking like always. 😅

Mogel

It's really so interesting seeing your thoughts from the perspective of "Everyone hates this" ^^

Hollow

Rhaegal was killed when they were just outside of Dragonstone, which is a hop and a skip across the Blackwater from King's Landing, so yeah they could actually get there pretty fast. No teleporting that time. Tyrion's trying to convince Cersei was downright braindead. He already tried to use her unborn baby to get Cersei to bring her army north to help and she didn't come through.Why would he think Cersei would ever be allowed to live even if she surrendered? You don't usurp a throne and leave the person you deposed alive. Ever. They turned every smart person into a moron, because they don't know how to write smart people. No spoilers, funny video including interview with one of the showrunners David Benioff about that Rhaegal scene in particular. Might mess up your algorithm though if trying to avoid GoT stuff altogether. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ahoHDU0T44I