It is not particularly unpopular opinion to say that "Game of Thrones" was not the best end (Although I will say that some people right here on /movie may disagree with me). The series, based on the Romanian series of George Rn Martin "Song of Ice and Fire", came close after eight seasons in May 2019, not with a bang, but with a brazen hat. So, do the pointers David Benioff and DB Weiss regret? Yes, obviously - but their mourns are not related to the final of the "Ironelesic Throne" series All!

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In a story in January 2024 for Hollywood reporterBenioff and Weiss said they had a great deal of regret: that Mord Prisoner, a small character seen in the first season of the show, played by Bermingham, never returned. "One thing I know I want to do is have the character Mord inmate," Benioff said in the work.

"It was a mistake that did not return Mord in the prisoner to him," Weiss agreed. "We have always talked about it." Obviously, they had a specific idea. "And we had the stage for that," Benioff added. "There's a scene set in Tavern ..."

"Was that Brien or the casket?" Weiss followed, mentioning the fan-oblique characters Brienne of Tart and Sandor "Jund" Clegan, played by Gwendolin Christie and Rory McCann. "But we realized too late that Mord could have the tavern.

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Hold. Who is a hook, is a prisoner again? Well he appears Sometimes so short In an incredible two episodes in the first season of the show as a guard in Eri, the stronghold controlled by Lady Lisa Arin (Katie Dicky). After Lisa's husband, Jonon Arin, who served as the hand of the King of Robert Sabateeon (Mark Adi), died under suspicious circumstances shortly before the show's narrative began, she told Starkx to Winterfell that she believed her husband was killed; At the same time, Starks, including Patriarch Ned (John Bean), got the royal family of Westeros in their northern castle. Everything goes south a lot Quickly when Ned and Ketin (Michelle Ferley) second the youngest son Wave (Isaac Hemsted-Right), then he catches Robert and Queen Cersey Lanister (Lena Jedi) in the flagrant With his brother IMEEM (Nikolai-Costair Waldau) and IMEEM pushes the child out of the window, almost killing him. ThenHired killer attacks Ketin and unconscious bran to get the job done ... And Ketin improperly believes that Tyrion Lanister (Peter Dinklage), the younger brother of Cersey and IMEEM, ordered the hit.

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This whole context is to say that Ketin takes the prisoner of Tyrion in the wild of Westeros and carries it in Eri to be put on trial, faced with the possibility of being deleted from the "Moon Door" of the castle (which is just a hole in the floor that lowered you to your death). While they were closed in the heavenly cells of Eri, who have no fences that prevent Tyrion from falling (again, until his death), Tyrion is trying to judge the prisoner, saying he would pay the boy well if he released him - reminding him that last year's debt. Tyrion won the trial after seeking a trial by fighting and fastening Selvord Bron (Jererom Flynn) as his champion, and on the way out, he threw a bag of gold in Mord, keeping the promise.

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If I am honest it is Absurd That David Benioff and DB Weiss chose Murder of prisons As the biggest regret when it comes to "Game of Thrones", although I suppose I could benefit the doubt and say that they just made a little joke after most people really hated the end of their show. Here's what you need actually Sorry: Hurrying "Game of Thrones" to its end point to such an extent that the last two seasons have felt like an empty, funny sheath of Actually the good seasons that preceded them.

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Let's use Danieris Targaryen, the self-widespread "Mother of Dragons" played by Emilia Clark, as a perfect example of this. Realistically, Daniers probably was Always walking to descend into darkness; Her father literally got the nickname "Crazy King", and characters often say that every time Targaryen is born, the "gods flit -coin" about their reasonability. (Incest History will obviously do it on your bloodline.) He did not have to shake the way it happened, though, if Benioff and Weiss were not in such a rush to make their film "War on the Starwives" (which eventually gave up in any case) and allowed "Game of Thrones" to end in another or two season. Instead of seeing more and more isolated and paranoid Daniers, they are experiencing a realistic and normally panic about whether she will ever sit down on the Ironelesis throne, we saw this happening in hyper-speed. All this culminates in a scene in the penultimate episode of the show, the "Theevon", where Daniers mentally deteriorates in the blink of an eye and devotes direct genocide to Kings Land of Dragonk.

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That is What we need to regret these two Jemoki. They should feel apologetically about the widespread assassination of character in recent seasons of the show, along with the wild hurry and the series "increasingly absurd attempts to" encourage expectations ". (Wave is king at the end?! Really?!?) They should not regret Mord inmate. That guy shouldn't have come back.

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