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* SPOILER ALERT* Did you find the last episode of "Game of Thrones" to be satisfying?

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Did you find the last episode of "Game of Thrones" to be satisfying?

Poll closed Jun 10, 2019.

  1. Yes, I was 'satisfied' with the last episode of "Game of Thrones".

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  2. No, I was not 'satisfied' with the last episode of "Game of Thrones".

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  1. PatriotNews

    PatriotNews Well-Known Member

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    Daenery wanted to break the wheel. If Snow became King, then the wheel wouldn't be broken.
     
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    And why is the wheel broken with bran as king? How is it different than when aerys was usurped?

    The dothraki and unsullied armies are loose with no leader in westorous. How do we know they wont return, or become an insurgent force to try and disrupt and reclaim the lands they conquered with dany?

    Isnt Sansa declaring the north a sovereign kingdom separate from the 6 others going to inspire other groups to succeed as well? What about the Iron Islands? Yara wanted them to have independance but had to compromise by joining dany in order to defeat euron. Isnt this going to lead to more civil war?

    How can anyone be satisfied with season 8 when NONE OF IT MAKES ANY SENSE!!!!
     
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  3. perdidochas

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    That's life. The point is that things keep on going, not sure if the wheel is broken or not, but things keep going. There really can be no satisfying ending, because it's like life.
     
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  4. Lil Mike

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    I don't know why you guys are complicating this. The first couple of seasons were based on Martin's books, so the creators, David Benioff and D. B. Weiss, had that material to work off of. When they hit the end of Martin's books, there was no way they were going to be able to string across all the various plotlines and characters back in a way to make sense since Martin only gave a brief outline and likely didn't know how he was going to end it. So they just reverted to standard TV tropes to finish up the show in the two remaining seasons because there was no way they were going to figure out Martin's intent since Martin didn't know it. So if you're mad about the ending, blame Martin for deciding to ride balloons and renovate old movie theaters the past couple of years instead of finishing the books. Dumb TV people did the best they could with almost no help from Martin.
     
    Lil Mike, Jun 10, 2019
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    It's a freaking TV show for entertainment purposes only. Anyone who expected anything more than entertainment really needs to get a life.
     
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