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  1. 4 hours ago, benteen said:

    There was a rumor recently that one of the series HBO was considering was a sequel series involving an adult Arya is a character, maybe set in Braavos or Essos?  Don't know how true that is but if they did a series with Arya exploring the lands of the Sunset Sea, I would definitely watch it.  I've always found that fascinating, the lands that aren't in the map.  What's been shown on A World of Ice and Fire maps is probably just a small portion of a much larger world.  I'd love to see that explored.  Maybe Arya will find the descendants of the Stark fleet that was lost out there centuries earlier.

    I'd actually like this as a slick animated series for adults. I think it would be interesting as long as it isn't too children-oriented in the way it's written. Just a thought.

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  2. I mentioned this in the episode thread but I really loved the way clothes were used to mirror what's going on with Sansa.

    She has emulated those around her in the past. But this dress integrated her family history and her own personal life experiences. She has created herself.  I absolutely loved it.

    I will miss Sophie Turner's playfulness behind the scenes and her fierceness on screen. 

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  3. I'm not really getting how different things will be now that they've "broken the wheel." Yes, they questioned the crown being passed on through birthright. But what about when Bran wheeled into the small council room asking about the other 2 traditional council spots? So the council setup is still the same? Anyone understand this part? TIA!

    Also, it feels shady that GreyWorm is fobbed off with the promise that Jon is "going to the Wall." 

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  4. 8 hours ago, Couver said:

    I have mostly seen Cersei in Sansa's mannerisms and dress since season 7. Sansa's life experience has left her cold and detached in a way that Margaery never was. Of all the influences in her training I see Margaery the least in Sansa.

    I would have liked to have seen her a few years into being QITN. The Northerners are a pain to rule but Sansa has a very dark streak inside her and I can see her becoming a Northern Cersei in time.

    oh absolutely, Sansa is closed in a way that Margaery wasn't. 

    But the dress seemed like a way for Sansa to reflect her influences. At least, this is my opinion. Doesn't need to be anyone else's. 🙂

    Remember, Sansa knows how to design and sew her own dresses. Not saying she made this particular dress. But I think it's not for nothing that her coronation gown has so many nods to not just her family heritage but her life experiences. 

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  5. 22 minutes ago, kieyra said:

    Queen costumes: the only one who ever really stood out, in terms of costume design, was Maergary. 

    Up thread, the opinion is that Sansa's coronation gown looked like Cersei. But I think it was a dress that showed all the female influence in her life. I see some Maergary in that gown and your post reminded me. I think the dress and her throne chair, all of it, was very much Sansa creating her own image of herself as QitN. She has learned from so many and now she is taking all that she learned to rebrand.

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  6. I cried. I admit it. Cried when Drogon was so upset over his Mommy. Cried when Brienne put Jaime's deeds in The Book. Cried when the Starks said goodbye.

    ETA: How could I forget the Very Good Boy Ghost. I cried when he got his pats from Jon.

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  7. 1 hour ago, magdalene said:

    I am curious what Jon and Dany's final scene will be like.  I never thought the actors had any chemistry with each other.  I never bought their supposed love for each other.

    Kit Harrington can be quite funny and doesn't take himself too seriously. I love that How To Train Your Dragon skit he did with Toothless. Adorable.

    Richard Madden has been a real revelation to me.  He has been terrific in several projects since Robb was killed off.  I assume everyone here has seen The Bodyguard by now.

    All of this. Ditto. 

    I have read the spoilers/leaks and there doesn't seem to be much happening. I hope we get a few surprises still in this last episode.

    I can't wait to hear juicy behind-the-scenes gossip. Hope someone writes a book or something.

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  8. 5 minutes ago, leopardprint said:

    I think they wanted to contrast her to Dany like Cersei has a reason to live because fetus whereas Dany has a reason to kill because she has nothing. I’m probably not explaining myself well. 

    Oh I get what you're saying here. It sucks to reduce women to mother/not mother categories.

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  9. 2 hours ago, screamin said:

    But if magic is going out of the world (as the Children of the Forest predict) who and how is anyone to repair the breach in the wall? That wall needs magic to stand and endure.

    This is my thought too: IF magic is obliterated, what is the point of the wall? Are direwolves, dragons, and the Others considered magic? If so, and if magic is gone, why would there be a wall?

    ETA: in the past few days (here and YouTube), I keep seeing a slightly different "leaked" ending. The one about Sansa being on the throne, Bran rebuilding the Wall, and Jon seeing a spiral in the North. It's weird that up until a few days ago, there were accepted leaked endings and now suddenly, we have a new one?

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  10. what is the point of a 3ER in this universe? I feel like Bran could be used as a Google search if you ask specific questions. He can see the past and parse that code to give you all options for the future. I don't see how having a 3ER has done anything except reveal Jon's parentage and create Hodor. 

    ETA: yeah, I obvs forgot the dagger. 

    How about previous 3ERs? What is the point of one for this universe?

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  11. I just found this show! LOL

    Man, it's weird. I read ahead here in the forums cuz I don't mind being spoiled. 

    I think when William choked the lady doc in the barn, she died right then. And came back. But I don't get what she found in his open grave beside the cemetery. What was that metal thing? 

    And why is James sometimes hot and sometimes looks like Gilbert Gottfried?

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  12. 1 hour ago, QuinnM said:

    Yes.  She was in the tunnels practicing chasing cats for her sword lessons, called dancing lessons, when she overheard Varys plotting for her father to die.  She made it out of the tunnels through an entrance like a sewer.  So she knows the tunnels.

    and don't we see the dragon skull from the tunnels in the new season 8 opening sequence? That has made me think we'll def see something happening in the KL tunnels.

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  13. I find it baffling that these two female characters are so polarizing. Sansa and Dany are both strongly written and sometimes do dumb shit. They are layered, complex, and interesting. I am a Sansa fan mostly but I give Dany props too. I don't know why it has to be either/or.

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  14. I think it fits Jaime's character arc to feel he will never get/doesn't deserve a happy ending so he might as well embrace the shitty parts of his nature. Sansa's parting shot made him realize he'd never be able to just stay in the North with Brienne.

    My .02 on this episode:

    why is the title The Last of the Starks? 

    one of the worst-written episodes of the entire series

    some cheesy acting from some good actors. What's up with that?!

    Fuck Jon. Seriously. Poor Ghost.

    The Rhaegal thing happened so fast. I barely had time to register what was happening. 

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