I interpreted it as her empowering herself through affirming that she values who she is now, despite what has happened to her in the past. I actually hear people share these sentiments with me fairly often in my line of work, which is trauma and crisis counselling. People who have gone through horrible things have told me that more or less they wouldn't be who they are now without those things happening, and when they are reaching out to affirm their strength they use the bad things that have happened to embolden themselves. It doesn't mean they, or Sansa in this case, are saying that it's good that those things happened - it's looking to who they are now and realizing they can't change what's happened so turning it into something that affirms them is empowering.I was disturbed by it. She basically says "I would still be a little girl if I hadn't gone through all that raping and abuse". It was sick.
I can see that happening. But still, they way they wrote that dialogue... Just came off as wrong, sort of like she was glad those things happened to her.I interpreted it as her empowering herself through affirming that she values who she is now, despite what has happened to her in the past. I actually hear people share these sentiments with me fairly often in my line of work, which is trauma and crisis counselling. People who have gone through horrible things have told me that more or less they wouldn't be who they are now without those things happening, and when they are reaching out to affirm their strength they use the bad things that have happened to embolden themselves.
I can see Dany, if she really goes mad Targ, reading any attempt by Jaime to get Cersei away from KL alive as a betrayal and if Jaime is not hoofing it to KL to try and save Cersei's life then what in the fuck is he actually doing?
I trust we can officially move on now from people doubting the leaks yes
That's what I thought of too, but I also thought that she was grief stricken and enraged and probably not thinking clearly at that point.2. Speaking of Dany, when she was charging Euron's ships, why not bank hard in a direction to avoid the arrows, and then fly away and then come in from the rear and light them up? I do not remember seeing any arrows back there...
I mean there's nothing left to doubt. That leak got everything that happened in this episode right. No reason to believe the ending is somehow wrong.
At least it'll be good for laughs.
These are the fools that are respectfully going to show race relations in an alternate reality where slavery still exists.
They literally just killed the only black woman in the show whilst in chains.These are the fools that are respectfully going to show race relations in an alternate reality where slavery still exists.
*Decides to say fuck it & enter Spoiler Thread after mess of latest episode*
*Sees this post*
The same fools that put a black woman in chains and cut her head off. Enjoy the show!These are the fools that are respectfully going to show race relations in an alternate reality where slavery still exists.
I still don't understand why people keep referencing "a" leak as if there is only one leak that got tonight's events right. There's at least 2 or 3 different leak outlines which are conflicting with each other but all included what happened tonight.
I'll tell you why, the masses dont care. Dragon die woow so cool, "GO DANY GO", people nowdays just love moments.Holy fuck, I don't understand how you write TV this bad.
Why would Euron leave them all alive after sinking their ships?
How did none of them, especially Daenerys flying up in the sky on a dragon, not see an entire fleet sailing towards them?
How did Euron capture Missandei?
Why would Cersei not kill them all at the gates and win the war?
And that's not even a quarter of all the ridiculously, moronic writing this episode had in. How did they put this together and sign off on it as an actual episode of television to be broadcast to the world? How did no-one stop and think "hold on, quite a lot of this makes no sense". I can't believe how hard this show has fallen off a cliff, what a crying shame.
Fuck, this is real. I'll tell you why: I thought the Bronn shit was the tipoff it's fake. But Bronn was just promised HIghgarden, and thus could be considered a high-lord.
What I don't get is Jon surrendering himself.... to whom? Every power figure left in the world see him as the true king and the alleged council is full of folks who personally adore and revere him. Who would arrest him?
You're right, which is depressing. I know my friends are going to go about how amazing this episode was in the morning, ugh.I'll tell you why, the masses dont care. Dragon die woow so cool, "GO DANY GO", people nowdays just love moments.
The one with Sandor building a house instead of dying also had Rhaegal dying next episode instead of this one (and in case there was any lingering doubt here, D&D confirmed he's dead tonight) so I'm disregarding it
It really makes no sense that Dany or anyone forgot about Euron not just because it's silly and unreasonable to forget about something as important as that, but also because they literally mention the Iron Fleet in the council meeting, that's how the Golden Company made it to Westeros.
one of the many stupid things in this episode.
"You know Bran, we really are the Game of Thrones""You know Bran, you could have told us about their cloaking technology"
It was made purposely vague but it seemed to me more that he wanted to put an end to things with Cersei one way or another.Haven't seen the episode yet. So did Jaime betray the Starks? That's the one thing I need to know before I go in.
2. Speaking of Dany, when she was charging Euron's ships, why not bank hard in a direction to avoid the arrows, and then fly away and then come in from the rear and light them up? I do not remember seeing any arrows back there...
It was made purposely vague but it seemed to me more that he wanted to put an end to things with Cersei one way or another.
Dany going Mad Queen mode, Jon killing Dany, is something i 100% expect to happen in the books. But Bran becoming King is so non-sense i fully expect it to change it in ADoS.you know what makes me sad? That D&D might be following Martin's story beats. Probably not getting there the same way. But the major points are the same. And I guess we are not getting an explanation regarding the Others
I honestly don't think that the language I've been using is '2000 level literary critique definitions'. I don't think that the words I've been using are all that complex?
And trust me, I question myself all of the time in thinking of the worth or value in trying to confront reactionary consensus. But I also find it fascinating as well, which is why I prod at it like this, it only gives me further insight into that type of thinking, even if I'm disappointed ultimately in the seeming inescapability surrounding it in clusters of people like this.
Also, it didn't really look like Euron's ships were sneaking up on them? I thought they were covered behind the cliffs and when Dany and the dragons came around the bend they shot at them. That's what it looked like to me.