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boardwalk sorta forced that ending by making jimmy’s son older than he shouls be though.
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- Dec 25, 2003
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Jon really acted on the whim of everyone else this season.
Any time he did anything worthwhile, he was persuaded to do it.
Am I bugging or did Jon have no agency this season and was just a pawn to push Dany's story forward.
Did Jon act independently or make any decisions himself this season? He watched Dany torch women and children and was still defending her against Tyrion.
Any time he did anything worthwhile, he was persuaded to do it.
Am I bugging or did Jon have no agency this season and was just a pawn to push Dany's story forward.
Did Jon act independently or make any decisions himself this season? He watched Dany torch women and children and was still defending her against Tyrion.
- Jan 11, 2013
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Jon definitely isn’t going to be stuck at the wall.
He went to go live amongst the Free Folk.
How Tormund and them knew he was going to the wall so they could wait for him we’ll never know because of rushed writing but I interpreted the ending as him living out the rest of his days in the real north.
He went to go live amongst the Free Folk.
How Tormund and them knew he was going to the wall so they could wait for him we’ll never know because of rushed writing but I interpreted the ending as him living out the rest of his days in the real north.
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Nah, that wasn't collateral.
She set out to kill innocent women and children. She could have simply flew to the Red Keep and took Cersei out without strafing most of the roads along the way...especially considering the Lannister soldiers surrendered.
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The poor people of KL are oppressors? interesting
- Nov 24, 2009
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They probably sent ravens to the wall to let them know he was coming back.
- Dec 3, 2009
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I knew this episode was **** when Tyrion was walking through a decimated KLs and there were full skeletons inside houses as if dragon fire only burnt you down to the bones, then he turned the same exact corner Arya turned before that little girl and her mom got torched, then he somehow found a pretty clean path all the way to the Red keeps basement and somehow found his siblings under 1 layer of rubble....this dude would be a great first responder during natural disasters.
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****, I wish Boardwalk continued. Ended way too soon. Terence Winter wanted to do Vinyl and look how that played out
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She went out of her way to kill them all. What are you on about?
They surrendered. All she had to do was take out Cersie in the red keep.
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The common folk of KL lived their lives in poverty...lmao
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- Jan 11, 2013
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Nah, that wasn't collateral.
She set out to kill innocent women and children. She could have simply flew to the Red Keep and took Cersei out without strafing most of the roads along the way...especially considering the Lannister soldiers surrendered.
i mean youre right but thats how they wrote it
the minute they acquiesed to letting cersei lock them in instead of fighting the lasnnister troops/golden company they made their choice
its not like this battle popped off in 5 min
they knew ever since dany made it to KL she was coming for the throne
No I mean just her sitting down makes us think she’s plotting something evil.
Plus cersei only blew up a small section of KL. Not the whole thing
- Sep 28, 2015
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Jon really acted on the whim of everyone else this season.
Any time he did anything worthwhile, he was persuaded to do it.
Am I bugging or did Jon have no agency this season and was just a pawn to push Dany's story forward.
Did Jon act independently or make any decisions himself this season? He watched Dany torch women and children and was still defending her against Tyrion.
The moment Tyrion brought up Jon's sisters, it was a done deal. Jon knew they would never bend the knee and he also knew they would be next on her hit list. The moment Tyrion said that, Jon's mind was made up.
- Nov 24, 2009
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Must be a troll job for him writing posts worse than d&d’s writing.
- Jan 11, 2013
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i get that, but they didnt write it that way
she killed those ppl but they werent the point
consolidating power was the point
- Apr 18, 2014
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Who killed them in the process. I don't understand your point
- Jan 11, 2013
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anybody got that leslie jones commentary on the finale? 
- Dec 3, 2009
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Hmmm exactly Dany killed Cersei who kept them oppressed....they would have all bent the knee to Dany...wait a minute, isn’t forcing someone to chose between bending the knee or getting turn to ashes the ultimate form of oppression? Lmao
- Jan 11, 2013
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my point is you cant cry they were in poverty when it was cersei fault
dany gave her the chance to surrender before any fighting started
she dint want to do that
anyhting after that is cersei fault
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no slavery is ultimate form of oppression
- Dec 3, 2009
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H2H making absolutely NO SENSE.
He thinks Dany is a liberator, but doesn’t see her oppressor tendencies
