Saw this on Twitter:

I really, really want that to be the deal. I was seriously hoping that he’d make some coy comment near the end there to Tyrion, leaving him with a gob-smacked, mindblown expression of hangdog disbelief. Honestly, I’m still half-convinced that the three-eyed raven actually was using a kind-of fourth-dimensional version…

He’s also Lord of The Reach, because apparently literally everyone else in The Reach died.

You are the first person I’ve seen bring this up and I thought the same exact thing while watching the show tonight.

That was really the only arc I needed to see properly completed.

Jon the idiot. No one saw him do it. He could’ve blamed the dragon.

Here is the biggest problem for me. First not one person mentioned who Jon really is. That would have solved all the problems. He is actually the rightful heir to the thone and king so if he wants to kill the queen he can. Also, Everyone got what they wanted except the one person that deserved it. Oh Jon thanks for…

Prison Colony?  The Wall is Australia, Arya went to America and Sansa is Ruling Scotland.

I was prepared to go on a rant of dissatisfaction, however Ghost got petted.  I therefore forgive everything.

He totally just ceded control to Tyrion at the end there!  “Well, i guess im gonna go watch Dragons.  Have fun ruling the Kingdom!”

It is known.

“doesnt want the job”

She sails off the edge of the planet, silly.

Puppers beat draggers every time.

Whether one liked the ending or not can we all agree that if one of the spin-offs isn’t an adventure series following Arya’s exploration of the West then HBO is letting money just slip through their fingers. 

Discussing with a friend, and I think ultimately what would have made this work is having a whole season devoted to defeating the Night King, then a second whole season wrapping up the battle for the Iron Throne. As it is, the leaps in logic and character are just TOO much, and the plot holes have become glaring. Not…

The real winner is Ghost, we all knew he was a good boy after all.

I’d like this more if Bran had more agency as a character. He hasn’t done much aside from be dragged and wheeled around, making cryptic proclamations that others already knew. I’m not sure that he’s made a single decision since mid-season 6.

Bron made it through, I’ll take that a win.

A biological weapon created by the Children of the Forest to kill the First Men. That’s all he was