Excellent episode last night. I can't wait to see the season finale and next year to find out what the Night King will do with his new pet. I think we are shaping up for an epic showdown next season. As for the books the first three I thought were pretty good and then the fourth wasn't worth opening. I haven't read the fifth.
I skipped the 4th book, read a few synopses online and went right into the 5th.
Ya had to know that the Night King wanted a dragon. What does it spray? Ice?
Because Littlefinger's new 2915 has such creamy lume.
I know I'm trying to be sensible in a triple A film production, but why didn't they just use all three dragons to burn the Night King in the last episode? He was right there! 🤦
There was a myriad of extremely questionable writing decisions this week... everyone is raving about it but to be honest I thought it was one of the weaker episodes of the show. The entire concept of going beyond the wall to capture a wight was so idiotic I'm still kind of shocked that they actually did it.
They needed to find a way to lose one dragon without everyone hating on Cersei - her secret weapon failed, so the only way to kill a dragon was with ice.
And also to prevent Jon from going straight back to Winterfell and reuniting with family.
I smell a cliff hanger finale and a movie. Anyone else? Too many loose threads to wrap this next week. Ya had to know that the Night King wanted a dragon. What does it spray? Ice?
Sure, I suppose that makes sense from a high-level story perspective, but maybe they shouldn't have written themselves into a wall in the first place. Shows fall apart when you start sacrificing logic at the character level just to further the plot.
