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I haven't bought a COD game in a while. Honestly can't remember the last one I bought. I might get this one.

It was definitely ash. There was a scene earlier in the show where she had a vision of that very moment and it looked like snow, but now that we know she burned the city down, we know it was ash.

Arya killing the night king, Cersie, Dany and Greyworm is a bit much.

Part of the fun of this show was always the build up. I still don't love the ending but the show as a whole was good. Hopefully GRRM finishes the books and gives some more details.

How many innocent kids did she burn? How many times did she say she didn't want anymore dead kids because of her dragons? Like I said before, I could live with what they did, but they could have definitely spent more time on it. It felt rushed.

She has been mad before. Shes always been against burning kids. Im ok with the turn, but they could have spent more time on it.

Right, when they turned it down and said they'd rather have justice.

They turned down the reach didnt they? They left.

I feel like the complaints about them rushing things are absolutely justified. They definitely rushed the ending because the head guys wanted to move on to other things. HBO offered to give them more money and episodes and they turned it down. I could have lived with that, but the finale was disappointing. Very disappointing.

She's also locked her dragons up because they killed a kid, right? She was always about killing those that oppose her and never about killing innocent people. Until she wasn't.

I understand that, but Yara asked for it under Dany, why not now?

I could have lived with a lot of it, but banishing Jon was junk. And no one really seemed to fight it.

Tyrion's speech absolutely convinced Jon to kill her. I think he knew its what he needed to do. Why didnt other Lords step up and claim they want their independence? Why was everyone okay with Bran for really no good reason? Its all dumb. I hated it watching it and I hate it more now.

Again, I dont need Jon to end up as the King. But why was it never mentioned? Thats my point. It wasnt even an option. Why make him seem so important for that very reason and then never mention it at the end?

There are a ton of time travel issues that made me not like this movie nearly as much as I wanted to. For example, how did Captain America time travel back and then reappear with the shield? Was he there the entire time as old man Cap? Did he come from a different timeline? Its confusing.

I havent had as much of an issue before the finale. I agree they werent perfect, but I could live with the episodes before this one. The finale was atrocious. Terrible.

He apparently told them his general idea of how the show would end. My problem is the fact that they built Jons history up so much in the books and on the show, like he was so important because of who he is...and its never mentioned when they are picking a new leader. Im not saying he had to be their King, but shouldnt it have been an option????

I dont understand why they built up his history, and then no one even bothered to mention it at the emd when they are picking a new leader. Not Sam, or Sansa, or Arya...no one. And Bran said he wasn't a lord of anything, he ismt even Bran Stark anymore. Hes the three eyed raven...but he can be king? Dumb.

Im certain Varys sent out letters via Ravens telling everyone Jon was the true King. Did no one care? Jon came from a bastard to the true King, the person who saved the world from the Night King, and even from Dany...and they punish him and appoint Bran King???? No one mentioned Jons place as their true King? I havent complained much about this show. But this was hot garbage. If GRRM ends the books like this, he is an idiot.

Whats the point of Jon being Aegon Targaryen? Just to drive a wedge between him and Dany?

Bran - "I can never be the Lord of Winterfell. I can never be the Lord of anything. Im the three eyed Raven"

Whats the point of Sansa saying the north will remain its own kingdom, if she is just going to let them banish Jon to the nights watch? Thats my biggest issue with the episode. Jon saved the world and no one cared to speak up for him.

I don't like how they just sent Jon away. He saved the world. What's the point if his history (as a Targaryen)? Why did Bran and Sam mention that he is the true King? Jon deserved better than being sent away to the nights watch, which is unnecessary now that the night king is dead. And Bran as king? He didnt want to be the Lord of anything because he said he is the three eyed raven, but now he wants to be King? It doesnt make sense to me.

Not exactly happy with the ending. But it is what it is

I mean, I'm not surprised. She's Targaryen and the entire show we have heard about a crazy Targaryen King threatening to kill everyone.