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This is not a critique
GAME OF THRONES
I usually by nature do not critique, yet this time I feel a need to say SOMETHING, however I find myself at a loss for words, and must actually think, which is also something I usually do not do.
The show is plagued with fine writers, producers, directors, actors and actresses, head loppers, arm choppers, and armies of men with no wee wees, who march surprising straight. Fine plump tits used to adorn the stage but lately seem to be hidden in the shadows, (unless you get up really close to the screen and squint.)…so I’ve heard.
I have access to the episodes and have been watching them at my leisure. That is not entirely true . I am retired, so my leisure is all the time. Let me say I watch episodes during periods of my leisure I find suitable.
I have now reached an impasse I cannot pass. The premise is built on a waring foundation with various factors waring against other factors.
The factors are gone…
The armies are gone. The antagonists are gone. The evil queen is gone. The dragon queen is gone. The dragon is gone. The Kings are long gone. Nobody knows who’s relative they are? The Northmen went north, the elite guards sailed off to a land with no urinals, a blind king rules, and the king who should rule is punished for killing a queen he was afraid wanted to be king, and sent to guard a frozen kingdom against a dead army who is dead and gone.
So what is to happen? There are two episodes left? Is this going to be the most boring medieval fable ever?
I have no criticism, I am merely asking what will happen?
Penwose Out,
By George
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The opening seems preposterous from my uneducated viewpoint. You're right, one factor killing off another factor only leads to a lack of plot for the writers to write about. No wonder the series is ending, no one's left alive. Probably the ones left alive are the most diabolical and cruel. Just like history. So what's the lesson? History is probably better. Anyway, I have seen a few scenes with the flame throwing dragons. It seems to me that that woman and her dragons could have conquered any of those kingdoms very easily by just plain scorching them all. And then, her and her pets could live in harmony with no progeny except dragons because she wouldn't have a mate left that have children.
Does she show her boobs, too? It seems that these shows to get their ratings from our voyeurism. Sex sells. Outlander does a fine job of showing us boobs like Marie Antoinette's and the heroine's along the way. The show is all-inclusive with the handsome hero and equally handsome diabolical villain being bisexual at a time when it was most definitely frowned upon.
Ron