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- Jan 22, 2004
I think the lesson that all future producers can learn from GoT is to never adapt an incomplete series. While I'm still sorting out my feelings concerning the writing choices, I have to say that I'm going to miss this beautifully scored, visually stunning series.
The finale left me with a lot of questions. Like, where did Arya's horse go? How did Tyrion climb that pile of rubble? Did the Unsullied and Dothraki multiply after the battle at Winterfell? How did the council get to the Dragonpit so quickly? The whole episode was like that for me. Going back over the previous seasons I can see where they dropped little anvils about Dany having the potential to go full Mad Queen eventually, but they really didn't take enough time to show that descent effectively. So many storylines were given short shrift while they raced to the ending. I wish the season had been longer.
The finale left me with a lot of questions. Like, where did Arya's horse go? How did Tyrion climb that pile of rubble? Did the Unsullied and Dothraki multiply after the battle at Winterfell? How did the council get to the Dragonpit so quickly? The whole episode was like that for me. Going back over the previous seasons I can see where they dropped little anvils about Dany having the potential to go full Mad Queen eventually, but they really didn't take enough time to show that descent effectively. So many storylines were given short shrift while they raced to the ending. I wish the season had been longer.