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I can't bear to see it go
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I haven't watched this finale either. I'd like to see some hedge knight, Dunc and Egg
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End credit song should’ve been yakkety sax
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I think the pieces are going to fall at least very close to what GRRM ends his story with. I just think the journey to get there will be better in the books. I am fine with how all the pieces got laid out. I would have been disappointed with a fairy tail ending.
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Mostly I'm just sad it's over. At the same time, the last season was so rushed that I'm glad it's done - like ripping off a band-aid. When I look back in 10-15 years, I'll remember it for all the greatness that came before the end.
And my overall experience of GOT will forever be blended with the books, anyway. That's the only hope, that we get them within a time enough that I still care remotely, even just 1/100th to the degree I have since it began for me. In comparing the books and the show, it'll be interesting how that ends up in my mind. I started with the show. Then I read the books and the depth of story was just too great to say I still prefer the show. But then as the seasons progressed, the visuals, the drama and my attachment to the characters, to the actors, just everything that made up the greatness of the show - at that point I'd have been lying to say I'd rather read a few chapters than watch an episode. The show was just pure addiction. But IDK now. I guess we'll just have to see how the books are. If we get 'em. I really don't mind any of the major story arcs, the show just handled most of them terribly. Let's see how George does. |
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Books? Anyone still hoping for GRRM to finish any books is a fool.
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He's definitely finishing them.
There will be Harry Potter lines to buy them now. |
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I don't think Ol' Puddin' can finish the books. I don't think he knows how. If you listen to his interviews, he talks about how the story wasn't nearly this complex when he started ... he says, "It just grew and grew." At this point, I think he can make it bigger (and possibly longer), but I don't think he can make it end. That's why it doesn't have an end. On top of that, he's now a celebrity and the expectation is on him to provide the most outstanding, mind-blowing, satisfying ending in the history of endings. That is not a circumstance conducive to productive, creative writing. Actually, he may even locate a ghostwriter and fake it. FAX |
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:LOL: He's 70, obese, has WAAAY more money already than he will ever spend, and it takes him forever to finish a book and he's NOT going to get FASTER at it as he moves deeper into old age. There's basically no chance at all he personally finishes them. |
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