With all the recent hate and nitpicking on social media, I feel as if I'm one of the few, if not the only one, who really enjoyed season 7 as a whole and didn't have a problem with all the fast-traveling. I just rewatched season 1 and after Ned's death, in the very next scene we see Robb and Catelyn mourning. News travel fast. Also, it makes perfect sense for Daenerys to go north and save Jon, it makes perfect sense that her dragon died, - she sees the threat for herself, she understands Jon's struggle, and she now has a personal reason to join him go fighting the army of the dead. As I've said to a friend of mine countless times, it's not fan service if it's done right. (Of course it can still be fan service, but not BAD fan service, is my point.) I'm just sick and tired of defending my favorite show on television to everyone around me, and yes, I've read the books. They're different. I think what D&D have done with what they have (Outline for main characters) is pretty impressing, and I would rather have seven good, long episodes than 10 shorter ones with added scenes that do not further the plot. The politics and intrigues no longer belong on Thrones, we're in the final act now, it's the fight against the dead that matters. It's not the same show anymore, it's different, I get it, but it's still good, in my opinion.
Submitted August 30, 2017 at 06:42PM by edduno128 http://ift.tt/2ekNPLW
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