Blow it up! (I just read it, and I said that I never get tired of seeing this poster)
Before I read it, it was recommended by my classmates all the time. I didn't agree with it. Now that I think about it, I really want to beat my stubborn self at that time. And now that the eighth season is out, the online reviews have exploded again. I thought if I couldn't keep up with the rhythm if I didn't watch it again, I joined in.
When I watched the first 5 episodes, I almost gave up. After clenching his teeth, he couldn't stop. Episodes are more intriguing than episodes. The characters are very distinct, not too great.
In fact, until now there are still special people I can't name, but they are familiar with each other and know the relationship between the characters. (Haha, after all, every time I watch an episode, I hurriedly go to Baidu to introduce the characters, and finally I can watch the drama independently in the eighth episode)
The rhythm of the plot is like a rocket, chug, chug, and keeps scrolling up until the tenth episode reaches the peak of the first season. Ned dies, his eldest son is named "King of the North" (but he looks weak and doesn't know what will happen next), the fate of his eldest daughter is in jeopardy, and the second daughter is on the road to escape. The White Walkers are found north of the Wall, and the war is about to begin. The most burning is the dragon mother who was born alone in the fire. She stabbed her naked body and stood on the ruins with the dragon. She didn't say anything at that time, but in my eyes, she was already a king on an iron seat.
Among them, I think the ones that will be more interesting in the follow-up should be the dolls of Ned. Especially his eldest daughter, at least now seems to be a very shaping character. She was an innocent young lady who thought she would marry the prince successfully at first, but now her father was killed by her fiancé, and her life was in the hands of her fiancé. I think this little sheep may grow up to be very big later.
Then there is the dragon mother. She should be a fierce and stunning person behind her. The whole experience and growth of this character in the first season is quite big. From the initial aggrieved and "selling out" the greenhouse princess, to the later establishment of prestige and becoming a Khaleesi who is supported by everyone, and then to Kaa's failure, she voluntarily walked into the sea of fire. She should be betting, either she is the daughter of a dragon and her fate is in her hands, or there is no real dragon bloodline in the world, then she will die if she hangs up. In the end she won the bet. It's so cool, the way she slowly stands up from the ruins, I want to say, this woman, I love it.
Anyway, this season, these are the ones that impress me. I don't really want to talk about other characters. Honor, family, and friendship are all here, but too much doesn't seem to appeal to me.
I like all the characters in it, except for the ugly and ugly Joffrey. I'm going to watch the second season soon.
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