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by Helen Morgun

Small GoT s8e3 review

*spoilers*

So I really really loved this episode! Probably one of my favs.

I have to admit the whole episode was a bit dark. I had to roll down my blinds so that my room was pitch black and even then some scenes were hard to see, but that’s what made me feel like I was there - the characters had no idea what was going on and neither had we!

The episode started out great - everyone’s quiet and preparing for battle.

When all the Dothraki started charging at the army of the dead and the light of their swords slowly faded had me shocked. I mean, I was expecting them to be at a disadvantage but losing so fast? Holy shit.

The whole fighting kept me at the edge of my seat but mostly because I was scared for Brianne and Jaime - love them.

Also, Theon. I had my problems with Theon but started to love him again and now… I still don’t want to believe he’s dead. What about Sansa? They had great chemistry and I was rooting for them even though I expected him to die - fighting and protecting Bran.

So, I’m not the biggest Arya fan but she was KILLING it this episode - literally. Did not expect her to kill the Night King. But is he really dead tho? It seemed a little… easy.

Also, I love Sansa and Tyrion - as team and as individuals. Like Sansa said, he really was the best husband. I know they didn’t/don’t love each other like that but at least he didn’t abuse her.

Before I say nothing about Dany and Jon. I was worried they’d be tension between those two but in the end they fought side by side and Dany even saved Jon when he was surrounded by wights. Furthermore, I’m happy no more dragons died. And ghost is alive too!!!

To sum up, I loved the episode. I see people complain about it being to dark but that’s just how it is. The fight took place during night and with limited light available and it gave us this mysterious setting. I cried a few times a lot and can’t wait how they are gonna take on Cersei!

archivistofnerddom:

Give us the ten year flash forward where:

Jon is happy beyond the Wall, where the Night’s Watch handles diplomacy between the Wildlings, the North, and Westeros.

Arya is a renowned adventure-having badass who has expanded what they know of the West. Occasionally, a Faceless Man shows up to check in on her (and no one dies).

Bran has stabilized the Six Kingdoms and is casually looking for the next Three-Eyed Raven/King of Westeros.

Brienne continues to be happy.

Davos gets regular vacations.

Naarth stays safe because of Grey Worm and the Unsullied.

Tyrion is allowed to step down as the Hand of the King after he’s helped choose a worthy successor into whose capable hands the Six Kingdoms can be left.

The North is thriving under the watchful eye of Sansa Stark.

The issue of succession for House Stark is raised. Sansa just smiles and lets her advisors know that that will be resolved when the Ambassador of the Six Kingdoms to the North arrives. Tyrion shows up and they finally get to have a good, solid, supportive marriage.

And, somewhere in the East, Drogon waits as a Red Priestess chants over a body. Then, as the flash forward ends, Daenerys Targaryen is revived with blood red eyes, signifying that she is the Fire equivalent of the Night King.

Sign me the fuck up

Wun wun and Tormund by YvyB

Some critics should have done their homework before they wrote nonsense. Or at the very least, they should have hired a fact checker.

Like DenofGeek’s review for Season 6 episode 9, they mentioned Dortmund fighting side by side with Jon Snow. Who in the seven hells is Dortmund?

“It’s hopeless. Jon finds himself trampled beneath a crush of bodies, but when he fights his way to the surface—cheating death a second time—all he can see around him are his compatriots, good men like Dortmund and Davos, trapped and fighting to the death because he wouldn’t listen to his sister and lost his cool.”

Source:Denofgeek

It’s TORMUND, Geek. TORMUND. Lord Giantsbane to you!