GAME OF THRONES Star Discusses Their Final Scene From Sunday's Emotional Episode - Spoilers

This and Arya taking out the Night King were the best moments even though both moments were extremely stupid if you spend even a second thinking about the logistics.

Why would a undead giant killing machine decide to pick someone up and sloooooowly hold it up to it's own face close enough and slow enough to give them an opportunity to stab you in the eye? Absolutely ridiculous and nonsensical. Little girl would have gotten stomped and clubbed and ripped apart like everyone else if this was George RR Martin writing. Even the shows writers admitted they had to manufacture something special for her death just because she was a fan favorite.

And while Arya's moment taking out the Night King was amazing in the moment, almost immediately afterwards I was like... wait a second... so many forced plot conveniences to force that moment. The Night King was surrounded by generals 5 to 10 feet away in all directions... so you are telling me regular white walkers have so acute hearing that they can hear droplets of blood hit the floor and follow that back to its source, but a circle of generals cant hear Arya sprinting full speed, not to mention how the [frick] can Arya Olympic status leap over a circle of generals and clear the 5 to 10 feet to reach the Knight King... like what? Way too convenient she just flys out of the shadows behind him in a shot designed specifically to hide the context of how utterly preposterous that whole moment was. Have her steal a generals face and sneak into position behind the Knight King, have her stealthfully climb up the Heart Tree while everyone is distracted with Theon's sacrifice... just about anything else would have been better than her [frick]ing materializing behind him with a conveniently obscure camera angle hiding the fact that moment was literally impossible.

My biggest gripe of the episode was how literally every main character was protected by plot armor. Ludicrous, beyond ridiculous plot armor saving them at every turn. THIS IS GAME OF [frick]ING THRONES!!! THIS IS THE FINAL BATTLE WITH THE NIGHT KING AND WHITE WALKERS WEVE BEEN BUILDING TOWARDS FOR 7 GOD DAMN SEASONS AND 8 [frick]ING YEARS! All the main characters died like 3 different times each, but the next time you see them they are just fine. And out of the thousands of warriors in that battle, literally the last 15 people left alive are all main characters..... WHAT? AM I WATCHING ARROW? DID HBO SWITH OUT THEIR WRITERS WITH THE CW CREATIVE STAFF? Absolutely bullshit. Nobody actually important died in what has been built up as the most important climax of the entire series. That's how you know RR Martin had absolutely nothing to do with this trash. The Red Wedding killed more main characters than the Night King and his massive army.

I honestly thought most everyone would die aside from maybe 4 or 5 main characters. I thought that they were going to lose this battle, Jon would die forcing Terian and Dany to retreat and escape the last surviving dragon, Arya would get saved by hound and he would knock her out and run with her body away from the battle, but everyone else would die. Jamie, Brena, all the side characters fighting up top would die. Every last one. And the battle would end with the Night King killing Theon then Bran, and once Bran is dead the Night King moved on to the next territory for conquest leaving a few survivors in the Crypt including Sansa who stepped up and killed the few reanimated white walkers in the Crypt.

That's something worthy of the balls Game of Thrones HAD. This super ridiculous episode, while beautifully filmed, was written absolutely atrociously. The battle plans were laughably idiotic and lacked anything resembling intelligent strategy, every main character was immortal and nobody important died. Nobody.

There may have been side characters you liked that died, but none of the big names died which is laughable for Game of Thrones. And we will never get the White Walker threat back to do it better, it's just one and done.

This was by far the most thrilling yet MASSIVELY underwhelming and disappointing episode of GOT in the entire series. I almost dont even give a [frick] about the final 3 episodes when they treated this episode like an episode of The Flash. Garbage. Absolutely garbage writing. An hour and a half of plot conveniences and plot armor. Poop.

Her death is the only one I really dislike. Just like with Theon, her arc really wraps up with her death. And to be honest, GoT is not the place for that. Characters with full arcs? Pff, just suddenly slice their throats like they did with Robb