Could you post the leaks for the finale under a spoiler tag for those interested? TIA
Game of Thrones Season 8
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Could you post the leaks for the finale under a spoiler tag for those interested? TIA
From reddit, where they claim to be 95% accurate on the S8E5 leak so they're confident in their finale leak.
Last warning to avoid seeing the leak!
Cersi's death was my major qualm with episode 5, thought it was too good for her. Also didn't understand how Tyrion would have been allowed to walk free after Jamie's escape. People who don't understand Dany snapping aren't giving enough credit to how much the loss of Missandei, impacted her.
how close were the Reddit spoilers to being right for this episode? What are they saying will happen in the series finale?
Go to his spoiler link...and then KEEP THE DAMN SPOILERS OUT OF THIS THREAD.
Isn't that the point of the spoiler box? Don't want spoilers, don't click. I double-spoiler boxed the last one.
People are going to comment on it. One person already has. It'll spiral. It happened earlier in this thread for the Winterfell/Night King episode.
Not to mention that she damn well knows that her father trusted the Lannisters and opened the gates - only to be betrayed. There was good reason for her not to trust that it wasn't a trap.
Which is all well & good until the other guys start responding to your spoiler.
PMs, guys...PLEASE?????
It's not that simple. I won't click the link. But others will (and have), and aren't particularly cautious about NOT spoiling.
Ah man I can't believe she dies. i never saw that coming!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Just joking I didn't look at the spoiler.
The burnings will continue until morale improves?
Great way to phrase it... Every character has grown and that doesn't mean in a good way. Maybe at the end we're all victims of our upbringing - the bad were raised bad, the good were raised good and good rarely triumphs over evil.
I think Jon has grown the least but he's always been true to Ned's leadership style. Sansa was a non-entity but her real formative years were with Cersei and Ramsey and what's his name
and it feels like she's growing that scary edge. Arya was always an innocent free spirit and after "seeing the world" I think she wants to go back to the farm. All the characters are becoming exactly what they were 10 years ago (with lots of exceptions likely). Dany was driven by ambition CLOAKED in the breaker of chains thing but she's always had that ability to flip the ***** switch.
So, what about Yara? What was the point to her going back to the Iron Islands?
I thought she’d sail in to get some revenge on Euron.
I thought she’d sail in to get some revenge on Euron.
