@blue-lena Sure, but... this war has been looming since the very first episode of the show. The Night King, a 10 000 year old mythical being, who has always been the greatest threat, only manages to kill two characters of significance and is killed in a Deus Ex Machina fashion by an 18 year old with a few years of training.
Furthermore, how could Jaime possibly have survived? Brienne? Sam? Jon?
I liked about 85% of the episode, but the rest was extremely disappointing.
@blue-lena Who cares. The big bad who has been the looming threat, the REAL BIG ENEMY, got killed in 2 seconds by a teenager.
Having Cersei as the "big bad" in the end is just completely and utterly stupid.
@zejho because more character deaths = better? pfff... GoT is not a fan service low quality bullsh*t
@elyran You're right, which is exactly why this was a fairy tale episode in a lot of ways, and in complete contrast to previous seasons of the show. But you're also wrong, THIS was fan service.
@zejho I kindly disagree... The only thing the "viewers" want is more important characters to die... and they didn't give that to us, that's an interesting and bold choice.
see:
https://www.vox.com/culture/2019/4/29/18522731/game-of-thrones-season-8-episode-3-battle-of-winterfell-not-that-deadly
@elyran Really, what the viewers want is for their favorite characters to die? All of them had plot armor this episode.
Shout by SebastianBlockedParent2019-04-29T03:02:43Z
What was this, Disney’s Game of Thrones? All these seasons of build-up... and we get this? How many characters of importance died?
I’m disappointed.