I'm going to miss you. I know. I'll walk the rest of the way myself. I can't go off on a secret mission in the company of the most famous dwarf in the city

There is the most famous dwarf in the world. There is. There is going to be great 50. Yep, that's about how I felt after this episode.

I think we have to jump right into this one because people have strong feelings.

They're all knotted up inside of them. That's one way to put it I guess. We only have two episodes

remaining. I have read a few things. How could we have this episode this close to

the finale of the season the whole season's

been building up and then what we get talking intense. Pitchforks, pitchforks,

burn, burn, fire, brimstone, everything. Sounds like a bad nursery run well it was it was improvised my skills are lacking do you still feel that way after a few days have passed now and you've watched the episode a few more times you know know, I have watched it once more and I have to say,

no, it didn't bother me at all.

What I ended up liking the most were those moments

that we don't get in other episodes, which

are those characters talking where you just don't know where they're going right and

Jamie and and and Edmure for instance that was kind of a weird long conversation we're

watching the first time because you're like, okay, where's this going?

You look back at now and you're like, it actually took me back to earlier seasons when they weren't

trying to scuttle the plot along so massively everywhere and you could have these

characters you couldn't even unless you'd read the books you didn't know where the

conversations were going what the weight of them was going to be how

certain conversations were going to influence these characters, you know, it's kind of, I mean in that way it's more of a throwback.

And I've been complaining that the show is to, you know know speeding up in everywhere we go and and so it

actually struck me as odd earlier in the week that I was feeling a little bit more

negative because honestly I like the fact that they can just throw these characters together and make fun or enjoyable scenes out of them.

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