I've never cried watching anything before.

Not even Pokemon.

Does mist, misting, missing counts?

I think we've all missed it, right? Yeah, yeah. I've never cried watching anything before. Even then I don't know.

When I tweeted that I don't know how we're going to work. I just don't know what to even say.

Yeah, I feel really vulnerable right now and I know that everyone is listening to our

podcast welcome support group I think a little bit of silence is appropriate as we start the show. It's just

unbelievable the way that it ended and how the story played itself out. I certainly didn't see it coming. I don't know if you guys

did, but just it's hard because one

of the most beloved characters in the series is now presumably gone and I thought back to when I watched

season one

specifically the Baylor episode and just the raw emotion

after what happened to Ned I hadn't felt that in a really long time and mostly because having read the books I knew what was going

to happen at the Red Wedding and some of the other major events that sparked a lot of

emotion but this was just something totally different and you just

were left completely in awe. I think I'm a cry again. You know we we I don't want to

believe in in destiny and these characters we know that there is

a destiny ahead of them and for for Hodors it came, he was essentially appointed his destiny at an early age.

That was the one thing that he had to do and it's what he presumably died doing.

And that's just that's something to be to be for it to be so, it's cruel and at the same time it's it's a little beautiful and confusing there's

certainly a lot to talk about as far as the circumstances. Like how much how we hate

brand more than Ali, Ghost Kills Brand, to get. All he's out brands in. But

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