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And so, King’s Landing fell. The inevitable sacking of the city came just as Daenerys promised, through fire and blood. This much we could have predicted. But many aspects of the show’s penultimate episode greatly disappointed fans, who have tweeted their rage.
Some took aim at the show creators known as D&D, David Benihoff and D.B. Weiss for disappointing and ill-judged character arcs. One tweeter channelled their rage through the medium of notorious Manchester United fan, Andy Tate.
https://twitter.com/yxngb15/status/1127765108451676160
Such is the beauty of social media, disappointed fans did not let a sub-par episode (or season) get in the way of them finding creative ways to slam its downfall.
https://twitter.com/nhdxo/status/1127758350857515010
https://twitter.com/ocincj/status/1127762239627374594
Many fans were disappointed with Jaime Lannister’s decision to reunite with Cersei, his sister whom he has always loved, given how much time went into his redemption arc.
In S1E1, Jamie Lannister pushes Bran Stark out a window. This is subtle foreshadowing for S8E5, where eight seasons of Jamie’s character development are similarly thrown out the window. #GameOfThrones pic.twitter.com/Aq3umWiSk5
— Movie Dude (@daMovieDude) May 13, 2019
Others were just plain disgusted.
Right ok. I've watched GoT. I need a shower to rid myself of that absolute filth
— Dan (@DACrookster) May 13, 2019
All I'm gonna say is, that was a terrible episode that ruined a lot of good possible endings and I am now no longer excited to see the finale #GOT
— TarZangief (@TarZangief) May 13, 2019
Still, at least the cinematography was good.
This episode of GoT might have been terrible, but boy did it have some amazing shots pic.twitter.com/lZqKa0uq89
— Chase – @chaseemory@mastodon.social (@ChaseEmory) May 13, 2019
