05-20-2019, 02:14 PM
Thoughts:
The council was rushed. You have a random collection of people, half related to Bran, picking Bran? Give me a full great council of all the houses, with that witty and smart GOT writing.
Jon didn't need to go to the Wall after Greyworm left
There's no need for the Watch. Even if it's a place for the rejects, they need a purpose. There is no more purpose. You're looking at a mutiny.
Jon should have chosen to lead the freefolk as a means to ensure his parentage never compromised Bran's rule. Let the idea of Targaryen rule die with Jon. I like the idea of him leading them, just not how he was forced there.
If the North leaves, the Iron Islands and Dorne would 100% leave too
Bronn shouldn't be the lord of Highgarden, the lord paramount of the Reach, nor the Master of coin. He has no experience for any of that. He has proven himself to not be a good person or one who cares about others. It's the most populous and the now wealthiest kingdom. There are many houses with ties to the Tyrells who are rich and powerful that would lead the Reach. Bronn also has no experience with larges amounts of money and had to be explained what money lending was...
The archmaesters pick one of their own to be grand maester. Think of the pope. Someone who is only a trainee can't be grand maester, sorry Sam. It's like someone who just graduated seminary school being pope.
The finale montage was good, though.
The council was rushed. You have a random collection of people, half related to Bran, picking Bran? Give me a full great council of all the houses, with that witty and smart GOT writing.
Jon didn't need to go to the Wall after Greyworm left
There's no need for the Watch. Even if it's a place for the rejects, they need a purpose. There is no more purpose. You're looking at a mutiny.
Jon should have chosen to lead the freefolk as a means to ensure his parentage never compromised Bran's rule. Let the idea of Targaryen rule die with Jon. I like the idea of him leading them, just not how he was forced there.
If the North leaves, the Iron Islands and Dorne would 100% leave too
Bronn shouldn't be the lord of Highgarden, the lord paramount of the Reach, nor the Master of coin. He has no experience for any of that. He has proven himself to not be a good person or one who cares about others. It's the most populous and the now wealthiest kingdom. There are many houses with ties to the Tyrells who are rich and powerful that would lead the Reach. Bronn also has no experience with larges amounts of money and had to be explained what money lending was...
The archmaesters pick one of their own to be grand maester. Think of the pope. Someone who is only a trainee can't be grand maester, sorry Sam. It's like someone who just graduated seminary school being pope.
The finale montage was good, though.
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