well, the above is all nonsense.
However, the last episode gave me the deepest feeling, not the Dragon Girl standing up from the ashes (of course, this impression is also very deep), but the scene of Sansa being beaten and Joffrey looking up at the sky after Joffrey walked away. It's also a coincidence that I saw half of them being called out to eat by my dad. After I came back, I just saw the picture freezes there, and was instantly killed by the toughness on the girl's face.
Think of Queen Seondeok’s teary face, and when she said to Misuro, "The meat is cut to the bone"...
I really love this kind of women who are soft on the outside and tough and tough on the inside. Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh
so I ignored all the men in it. I really don’t like it), and those women, from Catherine, to Sansa, to Arya, to the Dragon Girl, to Shae, and even the one who had fallen into a prostitute under his little finger, followed the north and was taken prisoner. The slave has attracted my attention.
Catherine, who decisively guarded her son for three months and refused to leave, but was decisively rushing to spread the letter after hearing the news, she was shattered by reality bit by bit with dreams of a girl and a lady. Arya, who was frightened by the death of her father, stood up and said'i like to kill fat boys'. She was at the mercy of her brother and deceived by the witch so she decisively killed Daenerys, who was reborn as the witch from the ashes. The whole Game of Thrones One season is the season when women show their strength and courage, and girls learn to persevere and begin to grow. . .
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