Listen, that was out of pocket.

That final shot was to Arlen riding away with the two of them.

That was completely, completely uncold for.

I know.

Leaving the story.

Yeah, but now Dunk is, now Dunk is, he went through it.

You know, he nailed the penny to the tree.

I loved that piece. So good. So good. nailed the penny to the tree. I loved that piece.

So good.

So good.

He nails it to the tree.

He kind of has an opportunity to say goodbye to this short morning period.

And now he and Egg are off going rogue, potentially to Dorn.

Rogue as hell, apparently. Completely rogue. That was so funny. The song, Jason Alden just sent in his own. My on is for the creator's choice of music for the last episode, that sad song for the beginning, and then Tennessee Ernie Ford, 16 tons for the ending credits, L.O.L. A song that you would never hear in a Game of Thrones show. Yeah. Poor my car. The fake out too, though. I never would have expected to feel this much sympathy for my car. Yeah. I just felt like a gut punch in that conversation between him and Dunk. I know that, you know, the text was once again line for line lifted from the novella

yeah but that's on a technicality because so much has shifted from the novella total well just the

just his energy yeah his delivery yeah and the anger and the despair the delivery on that was just

added some unbelievable depth to that entire conversation.

And we were so looking forward to seeing them converse and how that was going to play out. And I just

felt like it really towed the line in such a beautiful way between a complete and utter crash out and

trying to be a prince of the realm and also mourning

and in mourning and guilt feeling guilt guilty and more also arian the state arians in and also

where arian's life is going to go from here after the kind of public shame he just endured and also

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