Game of Thrones Season 8 Episode 3 Full Review and Reaction!
Hi again everyone! Here is the full length version of my reaction to the newest episode of Game of Thrones - featuring a ton of footage of me being extremely stressed out, fearing for the safety of dragons, and of course, crying lol.
Just a heads up - I am still not feeling super great and filming and editing this tonight took a lot out of me. So, unfortunately, I don't think the next episode of The Expanse will be up until Tuesday. I'll try to see if I can film and edit it tomorrow but I think there's a good chance it'll wind up being Tuesday. I do apologize for the delay. It's been a rough few days migraine wise, but things are finally starting to look up this evening! I hope you're all doing well and you enjoyed your weekend! Thank you!
All the best,
Molly
Game of Thrones Season 8 Episode 3 Full Review and Reaction!.avi (Google Drive)
Comments (6)
So who in the South is going to believe what went on in the North? I assume Cersei's propaganda machine is in full force.
Your eyes are glowing... thankfully not blue. ;-) They're on their last legs, barely surviving the last hour battling the wights, then the NK raises the dead on the battlefield. That's the ultimate definition of a no-win situation. Something had to give. I don't know about you all, but I really detest Bran. "You're a good man, Theon, now go sacrifice yourself for me". I was expecting more from him, like some strategic warging to actively engage in the battle instead of sitting there aloof. Ravens? What can ravens do?
Clearly Bran knew how it was going to end...since he gave Arya the dagger. Could he not have tried to get Theon to delay instead of charging right at the NK? Plus, Bran couldn't warg into anything useful and do anything to help? Is he just absolute deadweight to the story now that he's not bait and not telling Jon's backstory?
Actually, the Prince/Princess that was promised..... would start to make sense, *if* the North becomes its own kingdom.... and when you step back, the North has been its own kingdom for much of the 8 years of the show.... so then Arya would have been a princess all along. And as someone else pointed out, Arya was "reborn" near salt and smoke when she became noone. I wonder if looking back, the unknown history of the "Catspaw" dagger ( I guess it technically has never had its name given, so I don't know what else to call it)... if, just like how Ned's sword was melted down into two smaller swords, if the Catspaw is the remains of the original Lightbringer. I also saw a video that mentioned the Catspaw is valyrian steel blade with a dragon bone handle decorated with dragon glass...
Like almost everyone else on the internet, I am confused on how this fits into GoT prophecy ... or if the show runners completely threw it out and didn't follow the path GRRM has planned
No worries Molly. Hope u feel better soon ;)