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I'm Just as Sir Duncan and those he stood for deserve justice, so did the climax of this

all-time great short story, and the consensus is pretty overwhelming that the trial of seven

and the tragedy therein did indeed receive justice on screen. Put more simply,

we knew it was coming, but it still hit so hard. They did such a great job with it. It's a joy,

despite all the sadness and how emotional it is, to have something so legendary enshrined

this way in our fandom permanently or semi-permanently.

Again, it's just done such a great job of keeping to the novel, which has done so well in the

first place, and that's a recipe for success.

Lines like this, a tall knight stood above him in black armor dinted and scarred by many blows.

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