I found a vid last night that showed who died. So, yeah, Berric, Jorah,
Eddis, Lyanna, Melissandre, and Theon were the casualties. Grey Worm isn't
shown, and they state that Ghost definitely lived.
Me too, but above all I wanted the death of the Night King to come at a
higher price - not necessarily in terms of death, but in terms of choices.
Facing death (as he's been designated this season) should force Our Heroes
to do something more than just figuring out how to stab him. After eight
years of "WINTER IS COMINNGGGG!" there should have been some sacrifice,
some reveal, some epiphany that mattered beyond just getting rid of the
Night King.
Yeah, I agree. I feel like no one really sacrificed much except maybe Dany
-- who lost about 90% of her army. But no one had to make the tough
choices. Although, I do see that coming...the main focal point of this
series is about what people are willing to do for power. And what that
choice does to them.
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Date: 2019-04-30 12:42 pm (UTC)I found a vid last night that showed who died. So, yeah, Berric, Jorah, Eddis, Lyanna, Melissandre, and Theon were the casualties. Grey Worm isn't shown, and they state that Ghost definitely lived.
Me too, but above all I wanted the death of the Night King to come at a higher price - not necessarily in terms of death, but in terms of choices. Facing death (as he's been designated this season) should force Our Heroes to do something more than just figuring out how to stab him. After eight years of "WINTER IS COMINNGGGG!" there should have been some sacrifice, some reveal, some epiphany that mattered beyond just getting rid of the Night King.
Yeah, I agree. I feel like no one really sacrificed much except maybe Dany -- who lost about 90% of her army. But no one had to make the tough choices. Although, I do see that coming...the main focal point of this series is about what people are willing to do for power. And what that choice does to them.