it’s not like there is deep, meaningful inclusion to compare it to. Maybe they would have liked that even more.

yeah, I HATED it that part of the fandom read Thanos as sympathetic

Most movies that you think are not pandering are actually just pandering to you.

yeah, “the whole point” is a bit reductive, but it’s the #1 thing that makes ASOIAF interesting and different, and I wrote that on my wordpress blog (lol) 15 years ago, child. Also, drop dead.

yeah, all that.  There isn’t enough room inside Winterfell for all those people, though.  What happened to the Knights of the Vale, BTW?  

this is the correct response.  I’m still a little salty about it, but I can either make peace or stop watching, so I made peace.

yeah, we laughed out loud. Good narrative end for Lyanna, unfortunate SFX.

Yeah, this times infinity. The world of ASOIAF was a wonderful fantasy setting with lost lore and tech, magic returning to the world with the red comet, a ruling class obsessed with their Game and blind to the wider world. Now, I’m worried it devolves into, well, GoT.  It’ll be fun, I hope, but that would be a major…

But, on brand. The whole point of this series is to upend fantasy tropes and structure.

yeah, but once Tony gets the gauntlet he’s not gonna risk losing it, he snaps after only one quip

right.  Half of humanity disappeared. Fortunately, it was the Mets and not the Yanks.

you think, if they hadn’t shown us that, you’d be afraid they might lose and Thanos would wipe the universe clean and start again from scratch?  

nah, gross.

yeah, that’s me +/-. I’m more likely to have problems with dress shirts that don’t stay tucked than dress shirts that are too long. Can’t buy sized shirts (L or XL), has to be fitted. Sweatshirts never fit.

best tag, Ms. Reynolds.  Bravo.

all of us men, eh?

this would explain a lot

The annulment and marriage to Lyanna establishes D’s claim. Wars have been fought over much flimsier heris, so it doesn’t matter too much who has the superior claim on paper, which is why Robert was for killing them all.

is it foreshadowing confrontation which will be resolved by her sacrificing herself to save the world?

the French system is very different from ours. All church property was seized by the state during the Revolution, lots of changes since then but the government - federal or local - owns most religious buildings, including Notre Dame de Paris.