Game of Thrones final season [spoilers]

[pocaracas]

One dragon, 3 arrows, 3 different places from where they came... one at 90 degrees from the others?! 90 degrees?! where?! The fleet was all huddled together!
TV writers... they just had to ruin a good story.

[Amarok]

[Peebothuhlu]

So... I gave up on the story at the release of book 4 by George R.R. back in the day..

So, they've killed off two of the three ONLY dragons in the world?

Have they indicated if the last one is female?

Have the three had time to get jiggy?

If not then the magic of the world is totally screwed... again.

Yup... why my feelings for Martin and the show writers is about the level of "They can simply perish in a fire for all I care."

Not at work.

[Amarok]

So... I gave up on the story at the release of book 4 by George R.R. back in the day..

So, they've killed off two of the three ONLY dragons in the world?

Have they indicated if the last one is female?

Have the three had time to get jiggy?

If not then the magic of the world is totally screwed... again.

Yup... why my feelings for Martin and the show writers is about the level of "They can simply perish in a fire for all I care."

Not at work.

I point out in the "known " world

[Peebothuhlu]

So... I gave up on the story at the release of book 4 by George R.R. back in the day..

So, they've killed off two of the three ONLY dragons in the world?

Have they indicated if the last one is female?

Have the three had time to get jiggy?

If not then the magic of the world is totally screwed... again.

Yup... why my feelings for Martin and the show writers is about the level of "They can simply perish in a fire for all I care."

I point out in the "known " world

   

 Uhm..... okay?

Not at work.

[Amarok]

I point out in the "known " world

   

 Uhm..... okay?

Not at work.

I mean as far as we know they are the only dragons there are plenty of unexplored lands in GOT

[Peebothuhlu]

   

 Uhm..... okay?

I mean as far as we know they are the only dragons there are plenty of unexplored lands in GOT

Oh I do get that.

Kind of.

Been years (Possibly literally) since I've read the books.

The map of the world that's floating around on line has always struck me as... "Wrong".

It doesn't look like a proper piece of topography at all.

Now... how you hide (Or not notice? Or something?) a giant, flying, fire breathing Tank/A-10 would seem a stretch.   ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

Still... I do not give a rat's petunia in regards to anything by George R.R. Martin and company.

Looking forwards to 'The Witcher" and such instead.



Not at work.

[Homeless Nutter]

I don't think Dany sees Gendry as a legitimate threat - not legitimate in that he's not Robert Baratheon's child, but legitimate in that Gendry doesn't want to be king and wouldn't pursue it.

How does she know that? She barely knows the guy and the way she looks at him - she clearly has a problem with him. And what does that matter what he wants anyway? When Jon says, that he doesn't want to be king and won't pursue his claim, Daenerys screams that it won't be up to him - and she's right. Gendri was a threat even as a bastard, especially that people of Westeros don't really seem to give a crap about tradition, lineages and legitimate successions lately. They'll crown pretty much anybody with a head, it seems. And if the lords of Westeros decide in the near future, that they don't really want to be ruled by another blonde b*tch and rebel against her - now they'll have a legitimate Baratheon Lord to gather behind and to install on the Iron Throne, even if Jon Snow dies, or his real identity remains a secret somehow.

That's why I'm faintly hoping, that Daenerys means to play Jon and Gendri against each other, or at least have the option, if one of them (most likely Jon) becomes too much of a threat to her
rule. But I'm not holding my breath, because quite possibly she is just dumb and inconsistent - or rather written that way.

I got the feeling that Dany was just distracted watching Rhaegal flying and didn't see the fleet.  They were hidden out of sight of the rest of the navy and Dany was distracted. hrug:

Well, she must have been watching Rhaegal for a long time, because those huge black sails would have been visible from miles away. And what fleet drops anchor without scouting the area first and checking if they aren't about to be attacked?

We care because she had a close relationship with Dany and her death increases Dany's sense of isolation and sours her emotional state even more.  At least, that's the read I got on why we should care about Missandei's death.

Meh... She lost more than half of her army and two of her dragons, her boyfriend turned out to be an heir to her throne and his people hate her, despite everything she's done and sacrificed to save them. And I'm supposed to believe, that what pushes her over the edge is the death of just some girl, with whom she occasionally talked about their boyfriends' c*cks? I get the idea, but it still seems like bad writing and a poor effort to artificially inflate the stakes, at this late stage of the story. And it makes no sense whatsoever, that Cersei wouldn't kill Tyrion, when she had the chance - at least that would have had some dramatic effect. The show killing off minor characters and acting like it's meant to shock the viewer - as has been the case lately - is pretty laughable, considering how many seemingly important characters died in early seasons.

[Amarok]

Well, she must have been watching Rhaegal for a long time, because those huge black sails would have been visible from miles away. And what fleet drops anchor without scouting the area first and checking if they aren't about to be attacked?

1.Accept once again they were behind an island and thus out of view 

2. why would they have scouted ahead as there was reason to believe they had a fleet there and second I point out they have a dragon so what fleet could possibly be a threat .

3. And even if she saw the fleet it wouldn't matter because again she has a dragon and there was no way they could have known they had equipped their ships with scorpions .

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And I'm supposed to believe, that what pushes her over the edge is the death of just some girl, with whom she occasionally talked about their boyfriends' c*cks?

Who was one of her most trusted confidence and one of her loyal servants and your missing the point that this was the last straw .

[Aegon]

Well, she must have been watching Rhaegal for a long time, because those huge black sails would have been visible from miles away. And what fleet drops anchor without scouting the area first and checking if they aren't about to be attacked?

1.Accept once again they were behind an island and thus out of view 

2. why would they have scouted ahead as there was reason to believe they had a fleet there and second I point out they have a dragon so what fleet could possibly be a threat .

3. And even if she saw the fleet it wouldn't matter because again she has a dragon and there was no way they could have known they had equipped their ships with scorpions .

Seriously? Cersei/Euron's army had how long to prep for the Dragon Queen? She'd have to be ridiculously stupid not to expect the army to be equipped with anti-dragon weaponry, especially considering that Bronn already used a prototype when she first invaded and she saw him using it.