What is the worst betrayal in the history of Game of Thrones? Some of them may turn back up in the last few episodes, but I wouldn’t count on it. It sure seems like the show is saying goodbye to them all for good. Tormund, Sam, Gilly, Sam and Gilly’s unborn child, and Ghost. ĭoesn’t she care about the incest thing at least a little bit? Are we saying goodbye to all these characters? She’s right that Jon’s life would be much more complicated if people knew about his real lineage, but also. Her attraction is based on many things, but a large part of it has to be the idea that she can control his power and maintain her throne. It will be their little secret, which seems a tad creepy, all things considered. And now we have the answer: She’s going to try to get into his pants again and then say that they can’t tell anyone else. I think we’ve all been wondering when Daenerys was going to address the fact that she’s related to Jon, and how she would do so. what then? How high can Sansa climb, and how high does she want to go? Is Daenerys ever going to address the whole incest thing?
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The show significant legwork to portray Daenerys as a bit of a loose cannon, while demonstrating that Sansa knows how to rule.Īs Tyrion points out, Sansa stands to be the power in the North, but that’s only if Daenerys successfully takes King’s Landing. Sansa is still giving good practical advice when she tells Daenerys that the men need to rest for a bit - but it doesn’t go over well with the queen. I can’t wait to find out, but for now it’s a large, unanswered question. The end of Sansa’s story will go a long way in showing whether Game of Thrones knows what it’s doing dramatically, or whether the last seven seasons were spinning their wheels. Everyone else has a decent idea of what they want and what they still have left to do, but Sansa doesn’t have many stated goals left, even though she’s been in charge of Winterfell for some time. Sansa’s arc is one of the most tragic of the major characters of the show, especially considering she’s still alive and kicking. We know where she was, and we know the power of what she’s become. Sansa understands that, and she tells the Hound as much. We’re all a product of our damage without that damage, we wouldn’t be the person we are today, for good or for ill. But things are likely to remain tense until then. The only thing left to wonder about is who is going to survive the last few battles, and who will sit on the Iron Throne. Well, a Targaryen, but that’s neither here nor there (and it’s still a secret, for now). Who else can climb onto the back of a dragon and ride it? Daenerys turns Gendry into Lord Gendry Baratheon of Storm’s End, which is a very queenly thing to do, but Tormund makes her uneasy by stressing that Jon’s actions are those of a king. It’s mostly due to no one knowing who is on top of the food chain. For real, though, who is in charge?Īfter the dead are burned, the living hold a feast and shoot uncomfortable looks at each other. Game of Thrones is always better at communicating its goals through words and not violence or action scenes, so this was a much more satisfying episode of the show compared to the dimly lit Battle of Winterfell.Īll these juicy conversations have left us with many questions, such as. But all this talking, and watching characters interact, is still more interesting than a single huge battle. After last week’s epic battle, the fourth episode of the final season of Game of Thrones features a lot of characters talking, and it feels a bit heavy on the fan service.
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