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How does the Game of Thrones end?
In the series finale, after successfully killing the Night King, Arya Stark tells her siblings that “I’m not going back north.” As she explains, all of the maps stop at the edge of Westeros, and she wants to answer the question: “What’s west of Westeros?”
Is got worth watching?
Without a doubt, Game of Thrones is pretty much a must-watch for anyone who calls themselves a fan of television. Yes, it’s a fantasy show; you have your dragons, kings, queens, knights, and all that. But when you get into the meat of the series, you’ll find it’s actually a drama story in disguise.
What is the conclusion of Game of Thrones?
Who finally wins in Game of Thrones?
Warning: spoilers ahead for Game of Thrones’ finale, “The Iron Throne.” In the Game of Thrones finale, Bran Stark — inarguably the least useful character who managed to survive all eight seasons of the show — became king of Westeros.
What do the ‘Game of Thrones’ cast think about the final season?
The “Game of Thrones” cast had mixed opinions on the show’s final season. It’s been two years since HBO’s “Game of Thrones” ended after eight seasons. Lena Headey and Maisie Williams had mixed feeling about the fate of their characters. Nikolaj Coster-Waldau and Peter Dinklage, are pretty satisfied with how the show wrapped.
What did Kit Harington say about the season finale of ‘Game of Thrones’?
Kit Harington said the ending is epic. Kit Harington’s character Jon Snow ended the season by killing Daenerys Targaryen, being imprisoned, and being forced to join what is left of the Night’s Watch. Speaking with PopBuzz in February 2019, Harington described the season finale of “Game of Thrones” as “disappointing.”
How many people watched Game of Thrones Season 8?
Game of Thrones, in its eighth and final season, is as big as television gets these days. More than 17 million people watched the season’s opening. Judging by the fan and critic reaction though, it seems that a substantial portion of those millions are loathing the season.
Did Game of Thrones overstay its welcome?
Most shows absolutely overstay their welcome—just look at the last nearly two decades of The Simpsons. But Game of Thrones was different. It had to be long. It needed to be slow, and thoughtful, and most importantly take its time.