I didn’t say it was all GOOD Episodes “Game of Thrones”, I said they were essentialAnd unfortunately, the final of the series, “The Iron Throne”, certainly counts. After the seasons 7 and 8 huge The disappointments in relation to the rest of the series, it is sure to say that fans feared what could happen in the final (speaking of experience, I was certainly filled with terror … and I was unfortunately proven the law). Here is the thing: many things that happen in “The Iron Throne” (and its previous episode “The Bells”, which is essentially like the first half of the final) seemed inevitable. Daenerys would probably always follow in the footsteps of his father and become the “crazy queen”. A new monarch was probably going to be chosen to manage westeros. The main characters would probably die. However, the way it happened was not only rushed. It was lame.
In “The Bells”, Daenerys made bananas after losing Missandei, a great faction of his strengths and two of his dragons, so while approaching King’s landing on the back of Drogon, she simply fires the city without worrying about saving civilians. (Cersei dies in the process because she and Jaime insist on bothering under a large heap of dirty rubble in the red dungeon.) When “the iron throne” opens, Daenerys exceeded King’s landing, and many of his Hordes of Dothraki have somehow responded thanks to his victory. But Tyrion and Jon are fairly worried That their new leader has just ordered a mass genocide. Tyrion, who is imprisoned for having abandoned his hand position of the Queen of Daenery, implores Jon to manage the situation, therefore Jon – who, until that time, was Daenery’s lover And His nephew, because he was a secret Targaryen all this time and not a bastard at all! – Daenerys stab before even she could even sit on the Dang pointed chair which she coveted for eight seasons.
Jon is exiled to the night’s watch (which no longer needs to exist because the king of the night and his army were defeated), Bran is named king of the seven kingdoms for really no reason (and taking into account the incredibly rude name of “Bran the Broken”), Sansa is named Queen in the North, Arya is now multita Tell him?!), And everything is generally well that ends well. “The Iron Throne” stinks, regardless of the number of agitated defenders that I can find here in / film … But it is always an “essential” episode of “Game of Thrones”, for the better and, certainly, for the worse.
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