It is a bit weird though how fast everyone is suddenly travelling. I remember in series two when Arya was travelling to Winterfell disguised as a boy she spent the whole series travelling as the distance was so vast and she still got nowehere near. Now she travelled god knows how far in the space of 2 minutes of actual show. I appreciate they have a lot to fit in now but its just not in line at all with the previous 6 seasons.
I think its losing some of what made it so amazing by doing this. The interactions, the build up to huge scenes, the scheming and dialogue all added to what made it so great. Thats pretty much all gone out of the window this season. Don't get me wrong, im thoroughly enjoying it, but it really is feeling compressed and a complete change in the way the first 6 were made.
I think its losing some of what made it so amazing by doing this. The interactions, the build up to huge scenes, the scheming and dialogue all added to what made it so great. Thats pretty much all gone out of the window this season. Don't get me wrong, im thoroughly enjoying it, but it really is feeling compressed and a complete change in the way the first 6 were made.
It is a bit weird though how fast everyone is suddenly travelling. I remember in series two when Arya was travelling to Winterfell disguised as a boy she spent the whole series travelling as the distance was so vast and she still got nowehere near. Now she travelled god knows how far in the space of 2 minutes of actual show. I appreciate they have a lot to fit in now but its just not in line at all with the previous 6 seasons.
Maybe because Arya and The Hound never did that(head directly to winterfell), they travelled up to twins from the bwb camp and upon finding rob and the starks dead travelled across country to the eyrie rather than up north, maybe as she went dirrectly to winterfell and was close to the twins (the crossroad inn was near harrenhal wasn't it?) the journey was mere days and also Sandor was injured at one point and didn't they lose their horse?
HBO were only contracted to 8 seasons, I think they were hoping George R.R. Martin would have finished his books by now for some more insight, but due to lack of material they've had to wing the last 2 seasons.
Season 7 will be the battle of the 7 kingdoms where season 8 will most likely be the battle of the white walkers. That's how I think they've got it panned out.
Maybe because Arya and The Hound never did that(head directly to winterfell), they travelled up to twins from the bwb camp and upon finding rob and the starks dead travelled across country to the eyrie rather than up north, maybe as she went dirrectly to winterfell and was close to the twins (the crossroad inn was near harrenhal wasn't it?) the journey was mere days and also Sandor was injured at one point and didn't they lose their horse?
It looks a hell of a long way from crossroads to winterfell looking at a map online. Certainly looks like weeks worth of riding rather than days. It just feels a very important aspect has gone from the series and that was the all about relationships and intrigue, now its just about battles and not the charachters so much.
I did really enjoy Arya's fight with Brianne though and the reaction from Sansa. Not sure the reunited Starks are all so pleased to see each other.
I think its losing some of what made it so amazing by doing this. The interactions, the build up to huge scenes, the scheming and dialogue all added to what made it so great. Thats pretty much all gone out of the window this season. Don't get me wrong, im thoroughly enjoying it, but it really is feeling compressed and a complete change in the way the first 6 were made.
The reason could be that in this season nothing has been taken from the books, as compared to first 6, seems like directors n producers are in bit of a rush
It looks a hell of a long way from crossroads to winterfell looking at a map online. Certainly looks like weeks worth of riding rather than days. It just feels a very important aspect has gone from the series and that was the all about relationships and intrigue, now its just about battles and not the charachters so much.
I did really enjoy Arya's fight with Brianne though and the reaction from Sansa. Not sure the reunited Starks are all so pleased to see each other.
It's roughly 500 leagues from winterfell to kings landing (the gaurd today even said Jon was a 1000 miles away), when robert travelled up in S1 he said it took a month but Cearsis wagon had trouble, it was said you could ride there in 20 days.
So I am guessing each episode is over the course of 1-3 weeks which would make sense, as it would probably take Danny and the dothraki at least a few days to reach Blackwater rushes nearest point to kingslanding.
We just aren't seeing the preperation times anymore, seems it's straight to the matter at hand I agree seems rushed at times
It's roughly 500 leagues from winterfell to kings landing (the gaurd today even said Jon was a 1000 miles away), when robert travelled up in S1 he said it took a month but Cearsis wagon had trouble, it was said you could ride there in 20 days.
So I am guessing each episode is over the course of 1-3 weeks which would make sense, as it would probably take Danny and the dothraki at least a few days to reach Blackwater rushes nearest point to kingslanding.
We just aren't seeing the preperation times anymore, seems it's straight to the matter at hand I agree seems rushed at times
Yes that makes sense. I am definitely going to have to watch the whole thing again, it will be a moster watch going back to S1 are re doing them all. So many things i have forgotton over the course of it.
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