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The way yall rewrite Cersei be taking me.
Literally almost every victory Cersei had resulted in something worse happening for her.
Outplaying Ned - led to Joffrey killing him starting the war
Put High Sparrow in power- her walk of atonement
Blew up the Sept - Tommen jumps
MARGAERY was the best at the game of thrones. She knew how to win hearts, tame Joffrey, control Tommen. But she was playing to be queen consort. Her whole plan depended on staying close to power, not owning it. And she played too close to Cersei.
CERSEI won every short battle. She outplayed Ned, she blew up the Sept, she took the throne. But she had zero long term vision. She burned every ally, killed every friend, and ended up queen of a city with no food, no army, and three dragons coming for her.
DAENERYS had a vision, break the wheel, but no patience for the boring part of ruling. She conquered cities but didn't know how to hold them. Her strategy was always dragons and destiny. That works in Essos, not in Westeros where they remember the last Targaryens.
SANSA is the only one who actually learned the long game. She learned lying from Cersei, charm from Margaery, scheming from Littlefinger, and resilience from Ramsay. And she used none of it to chase the Iron Throne. She used it to get the one thing that matters: an independent North.
Everyone else wanted to sit on the Iron Throne. SANSA was the only one smart enough to realize she didn't need it.
She was ranked 81 in the world
Hadn’t won a slam or any tournament in 2 years
They said she was outta shape
That she had too many off the court distractions
Nike was getting ready to drop her
And everybody swore that Sharapova was better.
Whupped her ass 6-1, 6-2 in 63 minutes
My tennis ground game terrible right now.
Yes, the first issue is my fitness & movement but I am also having to think about TOO much on the court. NOTHING about my game is coming naturally.
Which is weird cause I’ve played a lot more in the last month but I’m getting worse.
I know Jax ain’t tell her son he need to face sleeping in his own room after Ozzy died in there.
She really pissing me off this season cause it’s like when is she gonna develop and grow #ReasonableDoubtHulu
Outside of getting Littlefinger to bring the Knights of the Vale to Battle of the Bastards it was unbelievable that anyone, even Sansa, worked or trusted Littlefinger
La caída de Meñique es uno de los momentos más flojos de Game of Thrones.
Durante siete temporadas lo construyeron como el jugador más inteligente de la serie. El hombre que movía los hilos sin que casi nadie lo notara, el que sobrevivía a todo porque siempre iba varios pasos por delante. Y en la última temporada lo eliminan de la forma más fácil posible: Bran, con su poder de ver el pasado, le cuenta a Sansa y Arya todo lo que ha hecho y ellas lo ejecutan.
No es que Meñique cayera por un error suyo o porque alguien le ganara al juego. Cae porque los guionistas usaron un poder omnisciente para resolver el problema. En lugar de escribir una trampa inteligente, un fallo de cálculo o una jugada mejor de Sansa, recurrieron al atajo de “el tullido ya lo sabe todo”.
Es especialmente frustrante porque la serie había mostrado que Sansa estaba aprendiendo de él. Tenía la oportunidad de demostrar que por fin lo había superado en su propio terreno. En cambio, la resolución depende de información que Bran obtiene de forma sobrenatural. El personaje más astuto de la serie no es derrotado por inteligencia, sino por un deus ex machina.
Al final, ese desenlace dice más de las prisas de las dos últimas temporadas que del propio Petyr Baelish. Un personaje que había sobrevivido a todo, se deshace en una escena porque no supieron (o no quisieron) inventar una forma limpia de ganarle.
¿Creéis que había alguna forma de eliminarlo que respetara mejor lo que habían construido durante años?
I enjoyed the first 2!!!
“I Swear We’re Friends” | Official Teaser
The first 2 episodes premiere on Oct 14th, on YouTube!
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My review of #IFIGOWILLTHEYMISSME is out now!
Spotify
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Might be something wrong with the algorithm in yall’s app cause I don’t even watch the show and didn’t watch Snowfall after season 3 and it still pops up on mine all the time
The way Hulu is not promoting Snowfall Saga: The drop is extremely weird. It never pops up in my recently watched and you have to type in the full title for it to pop up. I wonder why that is? The show is really good yall should watch. Anyways support black shows #TheDropFX










