EPTWhere did the Dothraki go afterwards?
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andrewlt
United States7702 Posts
Where did the Dothraki go afterwards? | ||
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Stratos_speAr
United States6959 Posts
On May 20 2019 12:23 KwarK wrote: Like they fucking sent Arya off to Valinor without ever having established that this was all taking place in Middle Earth. So many Hobbit jokes were made when I was watching this episode with my family. You just can't take this episode that seriously with how hard they were riding the LotR train. | ||
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TheTenthDoc
United States9561 Posts
Or were these just illusion Dothraki summoned by Brann's mystic powers, showing up and vanishing as the plot demanded? I can't imagine they were okay with the Unsullied "fuck it let's leave" plan, but since there's no named characters left of them they couldn't express their displeasure. Overall better than expected/10 | ||
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palexhur
Colombia730 Posts
 , even Tyrion was able to found them after removing two little rocks, whaattt? , and Greyworm menacing and asking for justice when all the seasons he was nothing but a follower..... | ||
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Dav1oN
Ukraine3164 Posts
I can't belive John was resurrected for nothing, well, for being manipulated by Tyrion What was the point of a tension between John and Grey Worm for last two episodes? Just to get a seconds of a screentime? And while two dragons got killed, but played a key part in a plot, Drogon just flew away? Mkay | ||
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Adreme
United States5574 Posts
On May 20 2019 12:26 andrewlt wrote: The ending wasn't too bad considering the lead up to it. The major plot points are ok. It's the little details they glossed over as usual. Where did the Dothraki go afterwards? Some of them stayed in Kings Landing but what was odd that it seemed like when Dany said no more pillaging they stuck to it. As a note I am basing this off the Dothraki you can see as Jon is being escorted to his ship just casually moving around as though this is their home now. | ||
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karazax
United States3737 Posts
On May 20 2019 12:09 Adreme wrote: I mean he was not exactly hiding it. Robert just did not care. Robert needed money and he clearly seemed to know who he owed me money to (he even tries to get Ned to stop fighting the Lannisters because he is "half a blood kingdom in debt" so he probably knew where the other half was but did not care). Tywin seemed to know the entire time as well. So he was not keeping it a secret from the important people. He just did his job. "The master of coin finds the money. The king and the hand.. spend it." At least in the books, they said that Littlefinger wasn't just borrowing money, he was borrowing and loaning to others at higher interest rates, and reinvesting money in other business investments including his brothels. As for Bron, beyond the silliness of honoring that "debt" coerced by crossbow, High Garden wouldn't have been theirs to promise. At the time it would have been Dany's (assuming someone who lived there wouldn't have claimed control of the region before they could just take it). Anyway, the episode was about what I expected, and probably about as good as could be expected given how bad the set up from last week was. Some brief thoughts: + Show Spoiler + The damage was done last episode with Dany, so there wasn't much that could be done to save that. Her speech didn't make much sense regarding liberating King's Landing, considering all the citizens were dead. Then she went back to wanting to free the oppressed, ect. I guess that's just crazy talk? I figured either Jon or Arya would kill her. The transfer of power after her death was certainly the most bloodless of any in the show's history. The Unsullied killed the surrendered Lannister soldiers on the spot, but took both Tyrion and Jon prisoner and let both go because the council said so? Bran's the king. King's Landing got completely repaired in miraculous time, and no visible long term effects for having it's entire population killed off. Jon gets sent to the Wall, which isn't even part of the kingdom any more, and has no apparent point any more with no White Walkers and the Wildlings all being friends now. So I guess it's more of less his own personal kingdom now that serves no real purpose. At least he got to be with Ghost again. The kingdom is remarkably free of any conflict. I've lost all attachment to all the show versions of the characters so none of the character endings had any emotional resonance for me. | ||
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Adreme
United States5574 Posts
On May 20 2019 12:36 palexhur wrote: It was nice to see Jamie and Cersei faces untouched after the whole roof felt off over them , even Tyrion was able to found them after removing two little rocks, whaattt? , and Greyworm menacing and asking for justice when all the seasons he was nothing but a follower.....Whats odd is that (and I get it was for TV purposes but it kinda broke my immersion for a bit) was that a LOT of that downstairs was intact to the point where if Jaime had just decided to not accept death and maybe go where the area isnt collapsing they probably could've survived just because so much of that area was intact which sorta defies what we saw when they died but if thats genuinely how it happened Jaime killed his sister pointlessly. | ||
KadaverBB
Germany25649 Posts
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Dazed.
Canada3301 Posts
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SK.Testie
Canada11084 Posts
On May 20 2019 11:57 KwarK wrote: Bronn is unashamedly a completely mercenary individual seeking only to enrich himself. Better put him in charge of all the money. As far as mercenaries go if you list all his accomplishments and how much he fought / saved the Lannisters... they were right to grant him power. He pointed a bow at them but he was paid to kill them. So he went in, "Look Lannister boys, I'm sick of all your shit and I've fought for you against mad lords, dragons, mad queens, sand snakes, and other freaks. Gimme a fucking castle." He's earned it more than most. =p | ||
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eviltomahawk
United States11133 Posts
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Sermokala
United States13736 Posts
It's like the allies after WW1 decided to create on purpose WW2. I'm not angry with the ending surprisingly. I'm so frustrated and confused I don't know how to feel. | ||
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Emnjay808
United States10638 Posts
Happy Ghost, Tormund and Co. gonna be doing their own thing with the free folk. I got my fan service. I could complain about other things but this ep was actually very good. | ||
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PhoenixVoid
Canada32737 Posts
On May 20 2019 13:34 Sermokala wrote: Yes out of all the canidates they went with the worst possible one. The guy who doesn't follow the local religion Doesn't belong to a local house and won't have a succession plan. It's like the allies after WW1 decided to create on purpose WW2. I'm not angry with the ending surprisingly. I'm so frustrated and confused I don't know how to feel. They ever consider how allowing the North to secede just like that would set a bad precedent for the Iron Isles and Dorne that only creates more strife? Oh wait, D&D don't bother with the politics. | ||
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fishjie
United States1519 Posts
and they had no clue what to do with 3er so they made him the king lel | ||
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andrewlt
United States7702 Posts
On May 20 2019 13:40 PhoenixVoid wrote: They ever consider how allowing the North to secede just like that would set a bad precedent for the Iron Isles and Dorne that only creates more strife? Oh wait, D&D don't bother with the politics. They forgot that the Iron Isles aren't counted among the 7 kingdoms. If the north secedes but the ironborn join, that still makes 7 kingdoms, not 6. Yara was there for a reason, right? She acted like they were part of the new council to choose the king. | ||
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SK.Testie
Canada11084 Posts
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Adreme
United States5574 Posts
On May 20 2019 13:46 andrewlt wrote: They forgot that the Iron Isles aren't counted among the 7 kingdoms. If the north secedes but the ironborn join, that still makes 7 kingdoms, not 6. Yara was there for a reason, right? She acted like they were part of the new council to choose the king. She very clearly rejoined the fold by bowing to Dany. Her purpose was to be part of the Dany loyal faction that wanted blood. | ||
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BlackCompany
Germany8388 Posts
I can buy into Tyrion as Hand, Davos master of ship and maybe Brienne as Kings guard. Bronn is completly out of place (even assuming they really did just fucking give him Highgarden), Sam is not even a full Maester is he? Even if... And Podrick? Like for real? Even he gets to be a Kingsguard? Ugh.. | ||
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