Yeah it felt rushed, even more so than it has this season. Still enjoyed it though.Had a huge smile on my face at Gendry. So satisfying!
Decent episode. My main complaint is all the quick meetings, too convenient - except for Gendry!
would i be right in thinking from the line that Gilly read out that Jon snow is not a ******* as his parents were married
What episode does she get them out? Can't remember![]()
Entire episode was rearranging the location of characters. Guess they had to do it at some point.
Handheld weapons in the show tend to be a decent level of realistic so a fighting hammer on the same level would look basically like a slightly larger claw hammer with a longer handle and a spike not a claw.
What they came out with had a comically huge head, was bizarrely front heavy and had the shine of plastic... I'm going to be distracted by how out of place it looks if I ever see it again.
wonder if we'll have more complaints from some people that there is no cut scene or filler material to tell them that lots of time has passed/a character has been on a journey when they pop up in Kings landing/Dragonstone and vice versa...
If you go for the fantasy side, could be any old BS reasonTaking after his old man I guess. In the book Ned says Robert's hammer was so big he could barely lift the thing, let alone swing it. I had literally typed something about the long shaft and big shiny black head before I realised what I was doing...
Innuendo aside, what metal would make it black? Could it be a weird dragon glass mix (although that's meant to be brittle so you'd think the worst idea ever for a hammer!).
Entire episode was rearranging the location of characters. Guess they had to do it at some point.
Handheld weapons in the show tend to be a decent level of realistic so a fighting hammer on the same level would look basically like a slightly larger claw hammer with a longer handle and a spike not a claw.
What they came out with had a comically huge head, was bizarrely front heavy and had the shine of plastic... I'm going to be distracted by how out of place it looks if I ever see it again.
wonder if we'll have more complaints from some people that there is no cut scene or filler material to tell them that lots of time has passed/a character has been on a journey when they pop up in Kings landing/Dragonstone and vice versa...
I know it's not as interesting as boozums of GoT, but you do understand why we complain, right? It's only when things on screen are arranged to conveniently happen in same time and they can't possibly complete within the same timeframe, even in make belief world of dragons and unburnt queens, which is actually very detailed and physical in terms of time and space.