A little bit of a sensationalist episode. Some things seem not too realistic, like Greyjoy convincing his tribe to save Yara, and this little game between Sansa and Littlefinger, that leads to the latter's death, is kind of pathetic. But the tension is good. Sensationalist but good. Then the meeting between Cersei and Daenerys, and proves how such a fool Jon Snow is. Many people meet again, people that were enemies before. In the end, Jon fucks Daenerys, despite him being a Targaryan, as Bran Stark figures out. Cersei is pregnant. So many things are found out, and that makes a good episode. Some things are unrealistic, I repeat, but there is a lot of tension like this episode seems to be the breaking point in the great war of Westeros. Finally, the Wall in the North is destroyed, leaving us in awe, leaving asking ourselves what will happen next. We are all looking forward to season 8.
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A little bit of a sensationalist episode. Some things seem not too realistic, like Greyjoy convincing his tribe to save Yara, and this little game between Sansa and Littlefinger, that leads to the latter's death, is kind of pathetic. But the tension is good. Sensationalist but good. Then the meeting between Cersei and Daenerys, and proves how such a fool Jon Snow is. Many people meet again, people that were enemies before. In the end, Jon fucks Daenerys, despite him being a Targaryan, as Bran Stark figures out. Cersei is pregnant. So many things are found out, and that makes a good episode. Some things are unrealistic, I repeat, but there is a lot of tension like this episode seems to be the breaking point in the great war of Westeros. Finally, the Wall in the North is destroyed, leaving us in awe, leaving asking ourselves what will happen next. We are all looking forward to season 8.