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I think it's perfectly in line with what we know of her. She talked about her own suicide attempts and she even hit her own daemon. She has so little liking for herself and such ambitions and they all tarnish her care for her daughter.

Yet it's not the case since they are in King's Landing, a city controlled by Dany's people and at least Yara and Gendry were still rooting for Dany.

We and from what we get they all stay longer to decide other things like the fate of Jon Snow. The second the North is declared independent, half of the coucil should be out.

Rewatching the episode and having to suffer endless talks from Tyrion I realised most of it was an excuse to give Peter Dinklage another shot at an award.

Who wrote this: Of course Sansa said it was the only way. As if she had predicted everything and only wanted to purge the world of evil Danny. The same Sansa who kept info just to be the winner of the Battle of the Bastards instead of John. And the same who had decided to hate Danny before meeting her and not to give her any credit for helping defeat the White Walkers. Sansas gets to be painted as a saint when her actions have made her grey at best. But we have seen in this season that everyone loves Sansa and she is the smartest person in the world... The independance of the north is one thing but the excuse that they have seen too much... Have you seen King's Landing? Later, prisoner Tyrion opens his mouth once again and single handedly names a new king and new rules for the kingdom... and a bunch of losers are appointed at various posts. Obviously GW had a better handle on the situation and seemed serious and competent especially compared to the new regimes. Grey Worm was in a lot of Danny's private meetings and even helped rule the city of Meereen when the Queen was away until Tyrion gave terrible orders GW did not agree with and everthing turned to crap. Finally the lousy ones get to rule and their petty quibbles show that not everything will be rosy. I disliked the execution of it but I imagine that after a coup or a revolution, a lot of the people in charge may be thoroughly lacking for the job and close to what we saw.

Yes she was risking her life. She helped burn a large number of wights until she got caught in the storm and she fought the night king who wa riding a dragon he had had no trouble killing. She did all she could in the sky, she managed to get the NK off the dragon and when Drogon flew away she did not stay idle but fought the best she could and actually killed another number of wights. Danny used her weapon, her dragons, and once weaponless she kept fighting.

The plan was to use Bran to lure the NK next to the big tree and kill him there.

When was this stated?

I was laughing at the man. It really showed his priorities. The guy was more concerned with killing her than checking out the wounded in need of assistance. The previous one was in a cript magically protected until Bran got marked. The win would have been to see her do something positive. At the battle of Blackwater she at least sang and comforted the other women. Here she did none of the sort. She did not use the dagger, she did not try to lift up the spirit but she bitched about Danny who was on the battlefield risking her life.

Agreed. For the event, I do hope we get 2 episodes of battle to give it the epic it needs and 2 long episodes of resolution.

The Margo show ruins in part what could have otherwise been really good. They have used all that time with her to always make her look cool which cheapens her character and the others like Fen. Another divinity that goes out too easily. Persephone knew the urgency but did not teleport away once Julia got possessed? It seems a bit lazy on the script. Especially knowing the gods can see the future. They gave Quentin something to do for once, it was nice to see, I loved the mixed feelings moment when his favorite author signs the book. The season is almost over and hopefully its end will allow more space for next year for Julia, Fen, Elliot to be developed and a better direction for Alice who has been aimless for too long.

It was to make Macy believe she was behind it and to want to bind her powers. She killed Marisol to save the world from the corrupt Charmed Ones and she killed the witches that discovered what she had done.

The show is engaging, all the characters have something to bring (even though I could not stomach Luther through and through). The Hazel and Cha Cha duo wacky and from a seemingly all-powerful organisation remainded me of the UK show Utopia. The unfortunate bit is the story of Vanya and her obvious boyfriend. Even whith her being desperate for acceptance, the number of passes he gets is just sad to watch. It becomes a show of convenience to get the Vanya story going and unfoldning. The Vanya story or the Dark Phoenix Saga all over again. Did we get enough shots of X-Men 3? The Vanya VS Lame Boyfriend was the same as Jean Grey VS Charles Xavier in the movie, even the house looked the same. I know, they were self-aware and that scene was a reference/parody... but we get too many similarities and it becomes lazy. Cyclops goes to look for Jean, joy and confusion, death of Cyclops. Allison goes to look for Vanya, joy and confusion, death of Allison (almost). The count grows. It makes for a predictible and dissapointing final in what remains an otherwise pleasant show.

I liked that the Queen card that Quentin used to win the game after using all the remaining magic by designed after Alice.

Reeva also mentionned to Polaris that she was hated for her poverty, then the color of her skin and finally for her powers.

It's an idea but it doesn't hold because as long as Harvey's brother was still alive, the weird sister's soul (Agatha) was being pulled back and thus she was dying. Wardwell/Lillith was counting on it and and made it clear to the audience by calling it taking another step on the road to perdition.

She had just been knocked unconscious by the gas.

Kill Shatter then get another. BudgetShatter! Reed can reduce the expanse in the make up department. Nice to see that the purifiers are worthless without Jace. Reed goes to ask for John's help twice this season but only to send him packing and refuse the advice. The result is there. But they did explain that his resons were that the sensation he gets is him dying all over again. A trauma from childhood makes sense and can in part explain his behavior. Is Blink taking a jab at her boyfriend by saying Jace's tracking skills are almost on par with John's? I could imagine Reeva and a Morlock dating. That could lead to all sorts of possibilities.

Is there a possibility that Jace's dead daughter is not dead and is a mutant?

It's brief but they mentionned that all the familiars are goblins in animal form.

He made his choice but he is being manipulated as well. He has found a mentor in Polaris the parents couldn't compete against due to not being mutants. Also he was manipulated by the Frost to trust them: they gave the intel about a mutant warehouse back in season 1 and proceeded to guide Andy to safety via telepathy, thus playing both disease and cure. As AngelKitty notted, being bullied coupled with a great power didn't help. With the good guys, Andy was back to being a victim. The baddies certainly prayed and that vulnerability to recuit him.

I get the reaction of both parents. Let's not forget they have been searching for over 6 months so Reed has realised that their life had not stopped and that they had to take care of themselves too. Caitlin is just not taking the words of her son at face-value and realises that he not completly aware of his choice (which is true seeing how close he was to be attacked by his allies). I mostly wonder if Reed can bond with his children. The result could be intersting and open the door to new possibilities. Agreed.

It seems there will be 21 episodes this season. But there is no date yet as to the release of the rest.

"Versus Sabotage" has me wonder if they are not setting up Leo to be the next big bad. What happened coupled with the reveal that he co-created the monsters... The Mark sequence in that episode was great.

In in the first season when rules where being established it was true, the man who saw Lucy's wwings could not come back. But they have since then thrown all their rules out the windows. If they remain consistent she won't be able to escape. Lucifer himself was trapped in there even if he knew it wasn't really his brother he was facing, guilt was too strong.