And at first, I was going to give it a perfect score. The question is, how many will she let burn before the end?Īs I noted earlier, this is my favorite episode of the season. Cersei will die, and King’s Landing is likely going to burn. It was sad, it tragic, and Dany freaking broke. But we all knew better, and sure enough, The Mountain killed her, as Grey Worm, Tyrion, and Dany watched. And for a moment, you wondered if his talk of a future for Cersei would ring through. I give them credit for ingenuity, have the two Hands talk to try and save things, only for Tyrion to put himself in harms way (which almost gave me a heart attack when I saw Cersei’s hand rise up) was very dramatic. The question was how, and how it would be done, and would there be a last-minute reprieve or something of that nature. You all knew that she was going to die, we all knew it. Now only Drogon is left.Īnd then, there was that scene with Missandei at the end. I literally swore out of shock for what happened.
And dear gosh, they made it entertaining, on multiple levels! But the biggest one was the shocking attack upon the return to Dragonstone where Rhaegal died in absolutely brutal fashion. In the back of our minds, we were all wondering how Game Of Thrones was going to make the war with Cersei as entertaining and jaw-dropping as the battle with the Night King was going to be. Taking King’s Landing, and taking out Cersei. Brienne loosened up, and then got with Jaime! Tormund…well he got his heart broken, but he got another girl! And so on and so forth.Įventually, though, the night had to end, and all eyes had to be on the next important thing. As was the feast afterwards, as it went from a very somber and mourning affair, to a lively party! Gendry because a naturalized Baratheon and ruler of Storm’s End.
We all knew it was coming, but how they did it was very touching.ĭany mourning Jorah, Sansa mourning Theon, certain characters looking at members they’ve connected with before burning them, and Jon giving a modified version of the “And Now Their Watch Has Ended” speech was very good stuff.
I loved that they started out with the North mourning the losses of life after the Battle of Winterfell. Honestly, I’m not sure where to start this review, there’s so much to unpack! But I’ll do my best. Despite its faults, this Game of Thrones Season 8 Episode 4 Review will show you why this was my favorite episode of the season so far. After a massive battle for the lives of all in Westeros and beyond, the question now was, how would they handle Cersei? This episode brought that question to bare while also giving a memorable aftermath to the Battle Of Winterfell.
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