Maintaining the high level of the first season, the "hardware settings" such as props, costumes, and special effects can be described as meticulous and luxurious, comparable to Hollywood movies. For other TV shows, this may be the biggest highlight, but in Game of Thrones, these are just the most basic backgrounds.
Its grand worldview makes "The Lord of the Rings" dwarfed by comparison. There are seven kingdoms in the plot, and there are various factions in each kingdom, and there are many mysterious outer domains outside the seven kingdoms.
Its complex character design is estimated to have surpassed that of "A Dream of Red Mansions". Each character has a very distinct and rich personality. There are absolutely no two characters with similar personalities, conversations, and costumes. The story behind each character is enough to make a play on its own.
The surging political drama is the essence of the play. There is no good or bad in the play, but only loyalty, loyalty to the family, loyalty to the master, and loyalty to the promise. There is no friend or foe, only profit, power and revenge.
The unpredictable fate of the characters is also a major feature of the play. In the first season, with the fall of Lord Stark's head, it is doomed that there is no absolute protagonist in this play, and the encounters of each character are also different from other film and television dramas. Commonly used bridges, their growth is full of various accidents and turns, so far I have not guessed the ending of any one person, so there are constant surprises.
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