[Achilles.]

Originally posted by fridayteenage

With Pycelle dead, the 3 most appearing players who aren't in the main cast are Edd, Podrick, and Grey Worm. I wonder if any will be promoted.
The females in the main cast are now:
Sansa, Cersei, Arya, Dany
Melisandre, Missandei, Brienne
Ellaria, Gilly

Missandei is main cast but Grey Worm isn't? Hasn't he been in every one of her scenes for like three seasons now?



Despite the abundance of foreshadowing, the Sept bomb still kinda has a deus ex machina feel to it for me.

[HausOfCarlos]

Check this article out
There's all the small clues that hinted at the things we saw in this episode. Also I didn't notice that the Tyrell and the Dorne fleets were sailing with Dany.

[Lexiel]

Oh my GOD I just realized this whole Jon and Sansa storyline is coming up because she's gonna fall for him next season

[Achilles.]

Originally posted by Marla Singer

Lady Mormont DRAGGING those other houses to the fiery PITS of hell for giving up on the Starks

Her lashings were even better than Olenna's against the Sandsnakes.

[BadMonster]

I am SNATCHED

This is by far my favourite episode ever, though it's a bit weird Varys was in Dorne one second and on that ship with Danaerys the next

[fridayteenage]

Originally posted by HausOfCarlos

Check this article out
There's all the small clues that hinted at the things we saw in this episode. Also I didn't notice that the Tyrell and the Dorne fleets were sailing with Dany.

Oh cool article.

I dunno if we totally know that a month or so passes during the finale though.
Maybe everyone has teleporters in Westeros if they can afford them.

This is by far my favourite episode ever,

Hmm, well, everyone has different opinions.

[Ressti]

Originally posted by BadMonster

I am SNATCHED

This is by far my favourite episode ever, though it's a bit weird Varys was in Dorne one second and on that ship with Danaerys the next

It's just a time jump.

[Emir]

Originally posted by Lexiel

Oh my GOD I just realized this whole Jon and Sansa storyline is coming up because she's gonna fall for him next season

Sansa's not falling in love with Jon

Their relationship will only further improve as ~siblings, or will be hampered by the fact that they're half siblings.

Besides, Jon is ending up with Dany, as Targaryens are wont to do...

[ShouldersSideways]

I like how they pointed out in that video that Cersei isn't necessarily crazy. Vengeful, yes. Evil, probably. And then as a result of Tommen dying she's just like a void with no emotion or anyone to truly care about remaining even slightly decent for - there's nothing left for her to do but hold on to the Iron Throne.

Tbh it's scarier instead of simply being mad she's just evil.

[@michael]

Did anybody else notice the connection of Cersei's story from last season's finale to yesterday's finale?

Standing at the Sept, staring at the Red Keep.



Standing in the Red Keep, staring at the Sept.

[HausOfCarlos]

Varys walking in and saying the Targaryen words KILLED me. I was stanning so hard.

[Alejandrawrrr]

I just LOVE watching these episodes again and catching the little things.

Walder Frey: "Go ahead boy, mock me. The Tullys mocked me for years. The Starks mocked me, and where are they now?" You'll see

Am I the only one who knew that was Arya at first sight? It's hard to explain, but the actress's facial expression reminded me so much of Maisie's when Arya is being observant, she really did a great job. I only wonder if Arya's thinking of killing Jaime too.

[HausOfCarlos]

Originally posted by ShouldersSideways

I like how they pointed out in that video that Cersei isn't necessarily crazy. Vengeful, yes. Evil, probably. And then as a result of Tommen dying she's just like a void with no emotion or anyone to truly care about remaining even slightly decent for - there's nothing left for her to do but hold on to the Iron Throne.

Tbh it's scarier instead of simply being mad she's just evil.

I love evil characters. But I do think Cersei has a few bits of insanity in her, or something simply unhealthy. Her experience in jail and the shaming and her son going against her (and then dying) definitely pushed her to the edge.

[fridayteenage]

Originally posted by fridayteenage

Dany's had more episodic final scenes than anyone else. No more, I say.

D&D not on my wavelength apparently.

[Silence.]

I think to get a read on Cersei's personality and actions is easy. LF summed it up nicely with 'she spent her whole life craving power and when she has it she hasn't got a clue what to do with it. Pair that with the knowledge that she always wanted to be a master strategist like her father and truly believed to be his successor and it's a deadly mix of repression, a superiority complex and brashness.

GRRM follows the 'everybody is a hero to their own story' very well. In Cersei's story, everybody underestimated her and she has to tear them down to prove herself and succeed. Lord spare anyone that gets in her way.

[Eóghan Scherzy]

Originally posted by HausOfCarlos

Check this article out

There's all the small clues that hinted at the things we saw in this episode.

That's really really cool. Thanks.

In Westeros, bastards who take up their house banners must reverse the colors of the sigil. This custom is meant to signal the man's bastard status. House Stark's sigil is a gray direwolf on a white background, which means Jon Snow's banners will show a white wolf on a gray background. Jon Snow, the King in the North, will be known as the White Wolf. The fact that he owns a snowy direwolf is really just a foreshadowed cherry on top.

I love this.

[TheVoiceXtina]

Cersei is a bad bitch. What a legend. My hero in life.

[fridayteenage]

So you want to be someone who burns people to death if they cross you? Hmm.

Though Dany does that too.

[Kamren]

Am I the only one who hated the finale? I mean it was cool and all, but the plot isn't cohesive and the show feels like it's aiming for shock/entertainment value over telling a good story.

[Monster Megamind]

Originally posted by Kamren

Am I the only one who hated the finale? I mean it was cool and all, but the plot isn't cohesive and the show feels like it's aiming for shock/entertainment value over telling a good story.

The kings landing was the only shock thing. The other scenes were just finishing their season arcs