For me it worked because it wasn't just denouement. The bad guys were defeated, but Sarah still had to resolve the inner conflict that ran through the whole show. That wasn't really resolved until the scene where the other clones share their own fears and shortcomings.

I'm totally rooting for the dragons.

I hope we find out how Delphine got involved in Neolution in the first place. The hold that Westmoreland has over her and her position in the group makes me wonder if she was born into it.

I'll go with anything that brings Michelle Forbes back.

I usually just lurk here but holy hot damn, that moment with the tux! Beyond the fact that it was just totally in character for Cosima, and was a rejection of what creepy old Westmoreland was trying to do, it felt like a knowing wink to the lesbian fans. Maybe I'm being overly generous, but we just don't get that…

From any other character I'd agree that it was the heavy hand of the writer sending their message through dialogue.

There's something poetic about a girl with Jon's mother's name rallying the north to him as a true Stark and naming him King in the North.

There's no excuse for Merida unless she's part of the alleged same-sex romance they're taking credit for this season. I can even defend parts of the Frozen arc but were they blackmailed into using Brave? They totally half assed it.

Is there some reason you need to insult me over a slightly different view of a character?

Yeah being a lesbian myself makes it so hard to actually know other women.

Yeah, I think Carrie Ann Moss is great and it's good to see that role going to a woman, but I don't think it really works to just drop a lesbian into a male role and call it done.