@DiscordTiger Said
I thought Jon was holding back because that was the plan.
The dragons were going to go after the night king, not save the castle. They knew they could not beat the hoards, taking out the night king was their only chance.
Dany jumped the gun when her Dothraki were taken out. Who she felt responsible for and were led by Jorah.
Though that flaming swords parts were amazing.... I mean I understand losing a whole f***ing army in minutes was devastating.
Jon really hasn’t been in charge of people much, like not fully responsible where it hurts. He lead the nights watch, reluctantly on both sides, and they rejected (killed) him. He was “king of the north” but he didn’t want it, and they really would have given it to anyone else if there was a choice. A bastard with a title is rare. Even Bolton bastard was rare granting of title and he tricked/tortured people to get it.
Even calling it the battle of the bastards was rubbing it in it wasn’t “normal.”
But yeah... I still don’t see why Jon was brought back yet. And Arya is a f***ing badass.
I was watching on my phone while I got ready for bed. So I did take a few breaks, that kind of helped. It was emotionally heavy, and graphically very dark and blurred. Which was apparently intentional.
I was wondering why or what the big deal of the battle was played out in daytime. it was a brilliant play of night king using the elements against the dragons. if night king use the storm to produce lightning bolts against them. the battle would be end in 10 minutes.
jon was other person able to ride and control the dragons in flight. jon did lousy job in the battle. why would the fans think she wipe out the night king with fire, if he was ready dead. duh!
it more brilliant to have night king to have achilles heel to kill him, that would sense, in that period of where the story set, it would sense.
hbo must force the producers of gto make fluffy fluffy episode.