morghuliswesteros - Tumblr blog

[morghuliswesteros]

[morghuliswesteros]

this show is a fucking joke

[morghuliswesteros]

“i want you, i need you. oh, baby, oh, baby” - gendry probably

[morghuliswesteros]

The Woman Dies | Aoko Matsuda | Granta Magazine

[morghuliswesteros]

i know the writers overextend themselves trying to be like LOTR but if they think jon going north of the wall, a place he’s spent a lot of time in, is anything like frodo sailing to the undying lands then they have another thing comin

[morghuliswesteros]

x.

[morghuliswesteros]

The north wanting independence when the rightful heir to Winterfell is now King makes no sense. They’d have been ruled by a son of Ned Stark, which is EXACTLY WHAT THEY ALWAYS WANTED.

Sansa literally just wanted to be Queen. That’s it. That’s been her entire goal for a few seasons now, she doesn’t give a flying fuck about her family or for anyone but herself. It was straight up all about power.

Cersei lives on in Sansa. Incredible.

No wonder Arya fucked off west than to live with that mess in their father’s home.

[morghuliswesteros]

sansa, softly but with feeling: stop embarrassing me

[morghuliswesteros]

Game of Thrones  (April 17, 2011–May 19, 2019)

A long time ago, she remembered her father saying that when the cold winds blow the lone wolf dies but the pack survives. 

[morghuliswesteros]

1.01 | 8.06

[morghuliswesteros]

What it was like watching Game of Thrones all these years

[morghuliswesteros]

if you didn’t see the foreshadowing for daenerys to go this route, it’s because you didn’t want to see it. sure, it should’ve been handled better, but it’s been there all along.

[morghuliswesteros]

Sooo the mountain’s big disgusting zombie smelling frankenstein built ass was harder to kill than the actual fucking Night King, supposedly the greatest threat to all of fucking humanity?

[morghuliswesteros]

man I really loved tonights episode

that scene where Jaime kills Cersei in the throne room with his Ned’s Valyrian steel, claiming justice on behalf of the Starks and fulfilling Maggy the Frog’s prophecy? or when Cersei stabbed him with a knife and he staggered forward and collapsed on the Iron Throne, mirroring when he killed the Mad King? i especially loved when Daenerys walks in and sees his corpse sitting there and understands what he did.

and the part where Sandor cuts of the Mountain’s head and leaves his body burning? talk about symbolism! i’m especially glad that they didn’t kill Sandor off unnecessarily. i also really liked how he lost his eye in the fight and used the strip of cloth to bind it and how it made him look just like Beric.

that part where Grey Worm stopped the Northmen from killing the unarmed Lannister soldiers was really cool too. you could see how conflicted he was about it, but he knew he couldn’t lose himself to hate. i knew he wouldn’t betray Missandei’s memory.

i was certainly concerned about Daenerys throughout the episode, but she really came through in the end. when she realized that Cersei had hidden casks of wildfire around the city and knew that she couldn’t risk the lives of the civilians with her dragonfire. and how she instead flew straight to the Red Keep to take the fight directly to Cersei? really really good.

when Arya saw Gendry across the battlefield and tried to maker it to him but was being held back by the crowds? that was incredible. and how he could hear her scream his name over the noise of the battle and ran towards her voice even when he couldn’t see her? i can’t wait to see them reunite in the next episode.

[morghuliswesteros]

At least Varys got to die doing what he loved most…being right

[morghuliswesteros]

breaking bad is the only show i could ever trust

[morghuliswesteros]

Me believing the final season of Game of Thrones was going to end with intact character arcs and good storytelling and satisfying conclusions for all: