Soldato
I thought it was a great episode. I didn't think Danny would be so ruthless.
Just a few things, the character development some people have a problem with, what specifically were the writers missing or what should they have written out for the characters?
I think Tyrion will end up on the throne as the obvious choice is Jon, but that's too obvious. Tyrion is the one who has spent the entire show with the best character development. From being a drunk and a regular brothel go-er he has changed and is looking out for the best interests of everyone and ultimately wants peace throughout the kingdoms. He also seems to have had the most screen time. But this episode sealed it for me, sacrificing his life for thousands of others. I thought the scene with Jamie was quite moving as well, reminding us that he has come through adversity in the way he was treated but still pulled through it to be a better man than many if not all (apart from Jon and his mates) around him.
Just a few things, the character development some people have a problem with, what specifically were the writers missing or what should they have written out for the characters?
I think Tyrion will end up on the throne as the obvious choice is Jon, but that's too obvious. Tyrion is the one who has spent the entire show with the best character development. From being a drunk and a regular brothel go-er he has changed and is looking out for the best interests of everyone and ultimately wants peace throughout the kingdoms. He also seems to have had the most screen time. But this episode sealed it for me, sacrificing his life for thousands of others. I thought the scene with Jamie was quite moving as well, reminding us that he has come through adversity in the way he was treated but still pulled through it to be a better man than many if not all (apart from Jon and his mates) around him.