Who sent the group text to Edmure, Sam, Brienne, Robyn, etc., telling them to come to KL anyway? A Dothraki soldier gone rogue?

It is a failing of the writers but there really are a lot of negative implications as to Bran being the King that if it had been done better it would have been a pretty dark ending to the show.

Without reading the books, from what I understand, Bran has in effect been infected by the three eyed raven, who is a Targaryen from a long time ago. Bran even tells everyone that he isn't really the same person any more though some part of Bran still exists in him. He then aids in and lets all of these things happen knowing that all the death and betrayal gets him to be the king. He let's Kings Landing be destroyed. He lets the whole Night King storyline play out. He lets Jon Snow be exiled though Jon Snow seemed fine with it too. The fact that he was so blunt and honest that he knew everything that happened would eventually give him the ultimate power in the 6 kingdoms is pretty scary given what he could do in the future. I could almost see him going out and looking for Drogon as yet another attempt at him to build his power since we know he can warg into things.

Now, obviously this is way too much guessing to give credit to the writers for this but it actually is pretty interesting. If the books are ever finished, I wouldn't be shocked if they have the same ending with it being clear that Bran is the true bad guy.

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Fucking LOL if that first part happens. That sounds like something that would be played over the end credits of Animal House: the Westeros Class.

The Leftovers was perfect television.

Rectify too.

It is a failing of the writers but there really are a lot of negative implications as to Bran being the King that if it had been done better it would have been a pretty dark ending to the show.

Without reading the books, from what I understand, Bran has in effect been infected by the three eyed raven, who is a Targaryen from a long time ago. Bran even tells everyone that he isn't really the same person any more though some part of Bran still exists in him. He then aids in and lets all of these things happen knowing that all the death and betrayal gets him to be the king. He let's Kings Landing be destroyed. He lets the whole Night King storyline play out. He lets Jon Snow be exiled though Jon Snow seemed fine with it too. The fact that he was so blunt and honest that he knew everything that happened would eventually give him the ultimate power in the 6 kingdoms is pretty scary given what he could do in the future. I could almost see him going out and looking for Drogon as yet another attempt at him to build his power since we know he can warg into things.

Now, obviously this is way too much guessing to give credit to the writers for this but it actually is pretty interesting. If the books are ever finished, I wouldn't be shocked if they have the same ending with it being clear that Bran is the true bad guy.

Laurence Holmes is a fucking weirdo, a nerd in denial, and a wannabe. Not a very good radio host either.

Leftovers us the hipster choice. It was really good and unique but far from perfect.

It gets a pass for plot holes because of the weirdness

For instance they were never taught that Columbus was a slave owner.

Bran can't see the future. Seems like you think he can in this post

What was less than perfect?

There is not a damned thing wrong with people who are bull shitters.

Wow. Literally nothing close to any of that happened.

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No GOT sequels confirmed.

And this is a downright terrible interview with info about that, and more. If you use a loose definition of the term info.

https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/live- ... le-1212749

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For instance they were never taught that Columbus was a slave owner.

That would be something if a thousand years later they still don’t have electricity.

There is not a damned thing wrong with people who are bull shitters.

Bran can see the future at least in part. He knew he would be king.

If Bran can't see the future, how was waiting on his old friend Jaime at winterfel?

What was less than perfect?

The entire thing. It was a good interesting unique character driven show but there was nothing there to make it great or even among the greatest

What makes it great for you?

There is not a damned thing wrong with people who are bull shitters.

No, he sees visions of the future without context (like the dragon over kings landing) but he can't see and know the future. Only present and past.

As the series went on it became clear he had far more ability to see in the future than we thought originally. His visions of the future are sometimes incomplete but the future can be changed. It is still clear that he knew that he would be king, he knew about ash/snow all over Kings Landing but snow was no longer an issue after the NK. He knew the NK would not kill him which is why he just sat there. If he was to be king, Dany would have to disappear and he actively did things that helped to create the division between Jon Snow and Dany.

The entire thing. The characters develop from season 1 through season 3 in ways that feel true. Kevin is a skeptic through most of the series, even when he tries to believe there are things going on he can't explain. Throw in a bit of weird stuff and you have a great show.

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