[Nialler]

Originally posted by Dekkan

I miss Margaery already, I miss Loras hunty already. Jesus, I love the Tyrells so much...
I knew it was going to happen, but I'm still heartbroken.

It was so obvious given the number of times they kept foreshadowing it this season and yet when it happened I was still mad and shook.

[HazelHyphen]

Am I the only one wondering where the f*ck is Ghost?

[Jaspurr]

I'm nut here for Jon at all. The way he always tries to do the right thing is such a turn off.

[Harry]

I thought EP9 would be the highest point of the season but God I was so wrong. The beautiful sequence with the music buildup leading to King's Landing destruction was immaculately executed. The fear in King Sparrow's eyes in his last moments

My goosebumps wouldn't let up when Lady Mormont started declaring her allegiance to Stark. The whole sequence of the Northern houses pleading their banners to Jon was very powerful to say the very least. I was expecting Sansa to be uncomfortable with it but in the end, when she started smiling, I realized I been stanning for the right house. I predict Sansa standing by Jon's side will be a determining factor for them to win the war against the walkers.

I thought the way they lured Lancel into the basement was sloppy writing. Why did he feel the need to chase after a child to that length is beyond me but the breakthrough when he saw the candles UGH.

I was expecting a gorier, more bloody scenes for Arya. I was waiting so long for her to slay the Freys but scene was so short. Regardless, the evil laughs I didn't even know I had that I let out after she slit Walder Frey's throat

[Thomasuxx]

Such a great episode Probably the best episode of the entire show, so much happened

And the soundtrack was flawless

[Ressti]

Originally posted by ShouldersSideways

Not to mention his first love being killed by a boy he brought in and trained

ffffff

The same boy that stabbed him and he eventually had to execute.

I honestly love Jon. He's gone through way too much, but he's still fighting. Precious.

[Dekkan]

Originally posted by Nialler

It was so obvious given the number of times they kept foreshadowing it this season and yet when it happened I was still mad and shook.

I know... But for a second I almost believed Margaery would save herself, 'cause she was so smart.
I had hope til the very end. Welp.

[Aden]

So I kinda think the run of action-less episodes that took place in the middle of the season were worth it because the last two episodes gave us such amazing pay-offs. Do y'all feel this way? I legitimately think Season 6 is one of the better season of Game of Thrones.

[Ressti]

Originally posted by Aden

So I kinda think the run of action-less episodes that took place in the middle of the season were worth it because the last two episodes gave us such amazing pay-offs. Do y'all feel this way? I legitimately think Season 6 is one of the better season of Game of Thrones.

For me, this season has 3 great episodes, but the pacing was way off.

[Catastrophe]

Queen cersei is so toast next season.

[Harry]

Originally posted by Ressti

That is kinda sad huh.

Jon's whole story is tragic to say the least. Like, he's always been seperate from the others because he was a bastard. Catelyn hated him. Ned couldn't claim him. Only thing he could do to prove himself is join the Night's watch, fought for them and still got stabbed in the gut. He comes back and his sister sacrifices him in battle, almost. nnnnnnn

Keep talking sis but King In The North just WON. The way GRRM wouldn't dare compromise his righteousness and honor for cunning and cowardly scheming are PROOF he will be made King in the end, a true king.

[Nayke]

Originally posted by HazelHyphen

Am I the only one wondering where the f*ck is Ghost?

They ran out of CGI money I guess

[JesusORGod]

Originally posted by Harry

I thought EP9 would be the highest point of the season but God I was so wrong. The beautiful sequence with the music buildup leading to King's Landing destruction was immaculately executed. The fear in King Sparrow's eyes in his last moments

My goosebumps wouldn't let up when Lady Mormont started declaring her allegiance to Stark. The whole sequence of the Northern houses pleading their banners to Jon was very powerful to say the very least. I was expecting Sansa to be uncomfortable with it but in the end, when she started smiling, I realized I been stanning for the right house. I predict Sansa standing by Jon's side will be a determining factor for them to win the war against the walkers.

I thought the way they lured Lancel into the basement was sloppy writing. Why did he feel the need to chase after a child to that length is beyond me but the breakthrough when he saw the candles UGH.

I was expecting a gorier, more bloody scenes for Arya. I was waiting so long for her to slay the Freys but scene was so short. Regardless, the evil laughs I didn't even know I had that I let out after she slit Walder Frey's throat

Not the good sis Lancel struggling to walk from a stab from a little kid when Arya was jumping around in the city with her one...kiiiii

[wehan6]

i need therapy ya'll. I REALLY DO. i'm still in shock. not my margaery. she deserved so much better. the tyrell name is done. one of the best family's. i hate getting emotionally invested in shows. lemme go cut my wrists

[Starkboy]

Originally posted by Harry

I thought EP9 would be the highest point of the season but God I was so wrong. The beautiful sequence with the music buildup leading to King's Landing destruction was immaculately executed. The fear in King Sparrow's eyes in his last moments

My goosebumps wouldn't let up when Lady Mormont started declaring her allegiance to Stark. The whole sequence of the Northern houses pleading their banners to Jon was very powerful to say the very least. I was expecting Sansa to be uncomfortable with it but in the end, when she started smiling, I realized I been stanning for the right house. I predict Sansa standing by Jon's side will be a determining factor for them to win the war against the walkers.

I thought the way they lured Lancel into the basement was sloppy writing. Why did he feel the need to chase after a child to that length is beyond me but the breakthrough when he saw the candles UGH.

I was expecting a gorier, more bloody scenes for Arya. I was waiting so long for her to slay the Freys but scene was so short. Regardless, the evil laughs I didn't even know I had that I let out after she slit Walder Frey's throat

The writers are idiots and want to ruin it.






Jon and Sansa are the new Robb and Cat to me, **** them.

[Harry]

What was the Mountain doing with the septa

[Rider]

I'm in ****ing shock. What an episode, definitely the best one I EVER saw in every show that I watched. It was so epic.
I can't

[Rider]

I never thought this would've been better than last week's episode but it so was

[Ressti]

Originally posted by Harry

What was the Mountain doing with the septa

I thought of rape tbh.

[Nialler]

Originally posted by Aden

So I kinda think the run of action-less episodes that took place in the middle of the season were worth it because the last two episodes gave us such amazing pay-offs. Do y'all feel this way? I legitimately think Season 6 is one of the better season of Game of Thrones.

Nope, if the writers had more talent they would be able to plan things better instead of having so many useless and non-eventful episodes and then having to fit everything in the long-ass season finale