My main criticism of this episode is how bad the dragons were used, and the charge of the Dothraki is kind of dumb but this quite the episode, very epic. Ser Jorah will be missed, epic death serving his queen, Edd another sad casualty and Lady Lyanna Mormont went like a true warrior..
I'm sure a lot of people are going to criticize this episode very hard but think about it, we were pointed in one direction and another person delivered the final blow to the Night King that's very GRRM if you ask me, there are plot holes but it works inside the universe, in the end the NK proved to be as flawed as all the characters GRRM has written so again it matches perfectly with the style.
About Arya delivering the final and fatal blow, I didn't get it at first but think about it, who is the character that have been groomed into becoming a fighter and later an assassin? Well Arya Stark! since season 1 she kept practicing with swords and arrows, GRRM and the TV show writers were setting Jon Snow as the "Prince" well it was the "Princess".
Shout by JPBlockedParent2019-04-29T14:31:03Z
My main criticism of this episode is how bad the dragons were used, and the charge of the Dothraki is kind of dumb but this quite the episode, very epic. Ser Jorah will be missed, epic death serving his queen, Edd another sad casualty and Lady Lyanna Mormont went like a true warrior..
I'm sure a lot of people are going to criticize this episode very hard but think about it, we were pointed in one direction and another person delivered the final blow to the Night King that's very GRRM if you ask me, there are plot holes but it works inside the universe, in the end the NK proved to be as flawed as all the characters GRRM has written so again it matches perfectly with the style.
About Arya delivering the final and fatal blow, I didn't get it at first but think about it, who is the character that have been groomed into becoming a fighter and later an assassin? Well Arya Stark! since season 1 she kept practicing with swords and arrows, GRRM and the TV show writers were setting Jon Snow as the "Prince" well it was the "Princess".
To each their own.