Maybe people are just so used to your usual fair tale or superhero movie where your favorite hero or protagonist always wins and live happily ever after?
This show started with the most honorable man in Westeros betraying himself and losing his head for nothing. What made you think the main protagonists were going to get anything better
I understand arguments that the last two seasons should have had more time, or more detailed, complex storytelling; but debating that the actual events that unfolded were wrong because they made you sad or frustrated is ridiculous.
Stories can make you sad and frustrated at the end and still be good.
It's not about the destination, it's about the journey.
Submitted February 28, 2020 at 06:47PM by bopili https://ift.tt/3afc8Wp
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