Game of Thrones Season 8 Episode 4 Edited Review and Reaction!

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I'm sorry, but I saw this coming almost from the beginning of the season. It seems to me Molly u just don't wanna see it, like Tyrion, but honestly, I'm with Varys (who u know has always go with the ppl and the innocents), and with Sansa (who's been hiting the right spot from the begining this season in everything) , on this . I can see greed and the "Mad King" in her, and even when she founds out she's in fact not the "rightful" heir to the Iron throne, far from refusing she refers to "what's mine". It's funny how different we all are, cause with everything happening in the episode, u sided with Danny, and I just said "what?, that's wrong!" lol..... It's not about bad and good, it's just deeper than that, as Life itself..... This is just my honest opinion about the episode, and hope nobody gets upset about it. And on a side note "Nooooooooooooo Missandeeeeeeeeeeeey!!!!!"

I'm at a complete loss trying to figure out where they go from here. They're completely outnumbered, fighting amongst themselves, down to one dragon and Cersei has a scorpion on every ship and roughly every 50 feet or so on top of the Red Keep. I could see Arya and the Hound sneaking in and going after the Mountain and Cersei, but I don't know that I see a way they could win in a military battle anymore. Unless the soldiers manning the scorpions in King's Landing have Stormtrooper aim and all the pepple who know how to use them are in the Iron Fleet. Then, anything is possible. I kind of liked the way they did it, but I was not ready for things to turn bad so quickly there.

Not sure what to think of this episode. Wonder if Dragons have good night vision? Probably the way to do it would be a night attack, but given this is GOT, the Scorpions would be just as accurate at night than in the day. Bronn may have been out of the loop regarding the new defenses, but Dany and Jon should have employed some spies in KL. Not good coming in blind. Must have been strange for Jaime doing it outside of the family. Jon should have written the note that said.. "don't open until after I'm dead". I think we are looking at "The Mad Queen". Like father, like daughter.

That ambush came out of no where, I actually liked how they were playing her theme and made it look just like another soaring joy ride. To be honest, a sneak attack was really their only option, and they should have been expecting it. It is interesting how little time plays a role in the show anymore.... It took them the whole first season to get to Kings Landing. Now you can be in KL, travel to Dragonstone, and then back to KL all in about 5 minutes. Though the long slog from Winterfell to KL was really dragged out and boring. Steven over at Nikki and Steven Reacts pointed out that one of Bran's flash visions was of a single dragon over Kings Landing I know people are harping on the show for the writing - but as far as direction, GRRM said the ending would be bitter sweet and I can't imagine the final plot points would be too far off of what he intended -- assuming he never finishes, I guess we may never find out. But I would just say it is what it is, everything that is happening is based on divisions embedded into the story over the past two seasons, if not longer. Dany has been criticized numerous times for her rush to burn people - justified or not. She doesn't have a lot of plays she can make, and her hand is now being forced and she doesn't have the forces to win, and she's never had a steady, calm temperament. I have trouble seeing her surviving, let alone ruling. A thought, this may be the end of magic in Westeros. The children of the forest are gone, the NK and the dead are, well... dead..... Ghost is being sent out of the 7 kingdoms, and most likely all 3 of Dany's dragons will have died by the end. To the best of my knowledge, other than Jon, all of the red priest/priestess in Westeros along with everyone they've resurrected are gone. Wonder how that bodes for Jon.