What’s his character arc?

Personally I really enjoyed the character of "Euron" in this television show. His character motivation was "I want to fuck the queen" and his character arc was fucking the queen, this is referenced subtly in his final conversation with Jaime when he mentions that he fucked the queen. This is also why his final confrontation had to be with Jaime, the other guy who fucked the queen.

based queen-fucker

I get that it mightve been a redemption arc if he survived but the whole point was he just couldnt overcome his addiction to his sister. Everything he did was for her and in the end it killed him. It makes sense, its just kindof unsatisfying to not see the drug addict overcome their addiction and instead you read about an obituary where they overdosed after just declaring they were clean.

jaime not having a full redemption is perfectly fine and very in character. the guy killed the king and didn't tell anyone his exact reason for doing it. he doesn't make great decisions.

he became a good man but brienne's pussy was so bad he snapped back to his former self

If the only other woman he ever fucked wasn't God damn Brienne he might have

poetry

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Jaime vs 20 good rocks, who wins?
The answer will surprise you

Apparently there is no reason for doing it. In this episode himself he said he doesn't care about the people of King's Landing anyway.

It was supposed to be a redemption arc but hollywood is completely cucked by SUBVERTING MUH EXPECTATIONS and want to make everything shocking whether it's good writing or not

>He wanted the good girl, but he needed the bad pussy
BRAVO DABID! BRAVO!

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You could say his ARC fell on its head

Everything was just too rushed and vague this season. Him getting back with Cersei needed more of a build up to make sense along with him not saying he didn't care about other people which is clearly wrong based on previous actions

Addicted to sister pussy

>What’s his character arc?
Accepting who he really was.

IT WAS THE WAR FOR CERSEI'S CUNT, ALWAYS HAS BEEN

Or they could have just have done literally anything else. The books have him written all but over her. They just literally changed him because they were too lazy to think of anything else for him to do without stoneheart.

chad tier

He tried to pretend like he wasn't an addict, but in the end, realized he was. The addict analogy is kind of lazy, but I agree either it and it works for the purposes of explaining it.

Furthermore, this is just not a cookie-cutter show. Did the Red Wedding teach us nothing? Ned Stark losing his head before that? Renly Baratheon dying at the hands of a magic ghost? Sansa bring brutally raped? Stop expecting a Disney fairytale plot people. Jesus.

trying to redeem himself and failing at the end

This was an instance of good writing though.

>muh arcs
>le characters supposed to learn and grow in a meaningful way

Fucking brainlets that's not how characters work. Try living in the real world

BRAVO

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wanting to fuck his sister

Kek

is that the excuse you make for being an incel?
have sex

Fucking phoneposting lol

Yea sure it was retard

>spend 8 seasons detailing how a knight learns to free himself from his sister's hateful grip
>last episode
>I'VE ALWAYS LOVED HER, BYE BRIENNE

This isn't good writing no matter how you spin it. They just undermined 8 years of storytelling just so they can have their "tragic" ending.

D&D remind me of George Lucas a bit where they have an ending in mind and then do everything they can to justify that ending.

To Choppp Cersei leg..

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Brienne is just THAT bad at sex

sweet prince died in the arms of the woman he loved just like he wanted to. all is well.

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Fucking d&d and their fotally random foreshadowing

cersei must suck a mean dick or her pussy is out of this world

That people never truly change.
That he was pretending to be honorable as a coping mechanism for what he has done.
That nobody truly has free will, they are shaped by circumstances beyond their control.

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Wow great writing.

Jaime’s arc was never about getting away from Cersei. On the contrary, it was always about no longer hating himself for what he felt. It was never about redemption, it was about understanding what he was and accepting himself. It was never about change, it was about identity. It was never about someone else, it was about himself. Brainlets.

your sister's pussy is the best pussy

How, how is delivering a completely unsatisfactory ending to a character with an unprompted last minute heel turn good writing. Explain it to me faggot.

Jesus Christ dude, you'll have sex one day i promise

He never hated himself for fucking Cersei though.

You know who had an arc?

But it is not this day

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What's his tax policy?

Everything you say is contradictory to his actions in the past 5 seasons though. Hell I'm 100% sure Jaimie himself has said that he wanted to change and be better over and over again.

Jaime strikes me as a libertarian.

>to his actions in the past 5 seasons though
How? The guy kept picking Cersei at the end of everything. No matter how hard he tried to change, his heart led him to the woman he loved.

In the books he burnt the letter but I could still see him going back to Sersy.

Arya looking fine

He will and he'll be the one to kill her and then he'll die as well.

It was completely unearned, they just did it.

That excerpt from the book is really nice

t. dabid

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>spends 30-40 years of his life in love with his sister and does everything for her
>lol changes his mind in the last second because he hung out with a good person, now he's good too

This is how incels think character arcs work

He fucked his sister

Bad bait

Buried under a heap of rocks.

Exactly.

Genuinely laughing, thanks user

>undead menace is finished
>he just wanted to live with his love and child
>bad

Based volcel LOTR-chad poster

Cersei's pussy is the one ring

>unearned

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It’s blatant with him, but really
>Jaime fucks his sister and ends up fucking his sister
>Arya is a whiny little girl who runs around all the time and ends up running away in the end
>Brann is a cripple who gets wheeled around by everyone and contributes nothing and he contributes nothing
>Theon is a dickless traitor who charges in to prove his masculinity and ends up charging the night king straight on and dies in seconds
>Hound seeks revenge on his brother and dies while getting revenge on his brother
Did any character have an arc?

the very minimum they needed to do to save jamie's character was have him murder-suicide cersei and himself as things collapsed around them. granted, with his baby in cersei, it would be a little far-fetched, but at least it would be arguably better

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Varys?

>jamie
>killing the pregnant love of his life
u wot

>Jaime redimed himself in a heroic death.
Family is the most important for him like a Lannister
>fuck Arya
>fuck Bran
>Dies like a hero and a stark
>actually kill his brother and saves a life

best scene:
youtube.com/watch?v=lmoLLgKNvlI

>brainlets who think Jaimes only possible outcome was redemption
>muh arc
While it wasn't very exciting its still a perfectly logical way to end the character, he dreamed of being a great hero but was just human in the end

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Would've been actual kino if Myrcella and Tommen were still alive and the 4 of them died together, like a family at last, for the first time.

The problem isn't him going back to Cersei, although that won't happen in the books. The problem is that they had him say he never cared about saving innocent lives, for some absolutely bizzare reason.

This shatters the very core of his character. It's complete bullshit. In two episode they utterly eviscerated Jaime's entire character both from a growth stand-point and by weirdly retconning central aspects of his character for no understandable reason.

This is the only thing in this entire shit-show that has made me legitimately upset. I laugh at every other retarded decision they make, but this was too much. Those hacks finally got me, they made me seethe at last.

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Obviously he meant that he cared for Cersei's safety, who lives in King's Landing.

Character arcs are White Supremacy and must be done away with.

>if I simplify every character I dislike it'll look bad
as much as they fucked up jaime and arya, that's not how it works, you mongrel

>Furthermore, this is just not a cookie-cutter show. Did the Red Wedding teach us nothing? Ned Stark losing his head before that? Renly Baratheon dying at the hands of a magic ghost? Sansa bring brutally raped? Stop expecting a Disney fairytale plot people. Jesus.
You retards are unable to grasp the intention of Martin's books. It's not about being edgy for the sake of edgy, it's about realism. If a character makes a stupid mistake, whether he is a major one or not, he will own up to it, ie Robb Stark.

Even in the show, if we exclude the books, Jaime's arc simply doesn't make sense. He switches from book Jaime in one instance (the bath scene with Brienne) to caring for his deranged lunatic son, to going off on raping Cersei in front of Joffrey, to wanting to fight for the living and having sex with Brienne, to going back to Cersei who just tried to have him killed and who (even in the show) has cucked him with other men.

Nikolaj does his best to portray him well, but it just falls apart. Jaime was ruined as Stannis was, as Jon was... And don't get me started on how they butchered Euron.

Maybe the "burn them all" defense he told Brienne was bullshit and he just killed the mad king because his father told him to? Its not like hes ever been the champion of the common people besides that story

Really makes u think

its just how he views himself, he did have character growth but he never overcomes his guilt for the atrocities he committed.

>travels to and from King's Landing to Winterfell and back
>events in between
>Cersei never shows any level of pregnacy despite months of time passing
wtf where mommy lena at

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the tragedy of unconditional love

>although that won't happen in the books

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Except we seen even in this episode that the wild fire placed around the city was real

Yeah I saw the possibility that he did the letter burning in front of other people to have them think he's over her but deep down he still probably cares, and not sending a letter back can also be interpreted as him agreeing to the terms when he could tell her to fuck off forever.

jaime is already dead in the books, he is about to be hung, knowing GRRM this is how he will go out, unceremoniously

Maybe Dumb and Dumber have no idea what they're writing and you're to too greater lengths to defend their abominable writing? The fuckign reason on why he became a knight was to emulate Arthur Dayne and be a protector of the small folk. Jaime always cared about people, he just had a bad way of showing it until later in the books when he drops that "protective" demeanor

>jamie
>not choking the life out of cersei this fulfilling the prophecy and then dying himself cause they came into the world together and will leave it together
brainlet

He is like me. I always swear I will not fap to painal porn, once I was clean for 1 year but I always fall back

The right text is pretty much his entire character. Fucking lol at brainlets that say he is well written. He's an atrocious character

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Don't worry. Brienne is pregnant and will give birth to the famed 'insert a cool swordsman nickname' or whatever.

Early seasons: madman. Cocky and incestuous.
Middle seasons: the twist of madman. showed remorse and concerns for greater good. Cockiness got put down.
Recently: lost concern for greater good

WHERE'S MY ARC!?

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No.

Valonqar. He's killing that hoe.

The only "atrocities" he committed were pushing a child out of a window. Other than that he saved millions of lives at the cost of almost everything that was ever important to him. The only things that ever mattered to Jaime were Cersei, Tyrion and wanted to be Arthur Dayne. He had forsaken any chance he ever had of becoming like Arthur when he killed the Mad King, he sacrificed his boyhood dream to live as an unsung hero, constantly ridiculed by the very people whose lives he saved. His "character arc" is supposed to be him coming to realise that Cersei isn't all there is to life and that, even without his hand (and therefor his sword fighting skills that could have ended up rivaling Arthurs) that maybe he could do at least one good thing to be written on his essentially empty page in the book of brothers.

Jaime is more of a character than just wanted to fuck or not fuck Cersei, the show writers do not understand this.

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>The fuckign reason on why he became a knight was to emulate Arthur Dayne and be a protector of the small folk
Thats just more lofty idealism from Jaime, it constantly comes up in his chapters but what we think we are or strive to be isn't always what we actually are, thats the point

I wouldn't be surprised if the "Jaime fails at redeeming himself and chooses to die with Cersei" comes from Martin himself

The show finishing before the books is the dumbest, shittiest decision GRRM has ever made. I legitimately despise that fat hack for refusing to finish his series before DnD butcher the remainder of the story because it will absolutely influence his writing, if he ever even decides to actually write an end to this shitshow. Fuck GoT, fuck DnD, FUCK GRRM

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yes, pushing a child out of a window that just so happened to set off the events of the entire story

>its not archetipical hero
>bad

That's not how it was in the books. He broke off with Cersei in the books.

>I wouldn't be surprised if the "Jaime fails at redeeming himself and chooses to die with Cersei" comes from Martin himself
No fucking way.

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>The only "atrocities" he committed were pushing a child out of a window.
Let's not forget that he had a very good reason to do so. I mean if Bran spilled the beans on anyone, that was pretty much the end of house Lannister and his family. I'd push the little kid without a second thought in these circumstances.

>He broke off with Cersei in the books.
He'll go back to her. See .

>but another part of him whispered, to Cersei.
GRRM loves his incestous golden twins.

incest is the best, put your sister to the test
put one hand on her breast, as you forsake the family crest

Yeah this is really nice. I think what made these last few seasons so challenging to write for D & D is that all the major viewpoint characters are now all together in scenes with each other. I feel like they've been completely ineffective at having any meaningful characterization for the sake of the plot moving forward. Once everyone got on Dany's side they had to be subservient to her story. Thats how Tyrion, Vayrs, and Jon all suddenly become useless idiots because D & D made Dany more important than everyone else.

Attempting to murder said child did, to be honest. Which was Joffery's doing.

>He broke off with Cersei in the books.
Pretty stupid of you to assume that the end of AFFC is the end of their relationship

He's not an archetipical hero even if you give him a proper and/or happy/satisfying ending you mongoloid.

Gave in to the strongest of his personal demons. He tried to be a good man, tried to love another woman, but couldn't. Not every arc needs a happy ending. though his ending was probably perfect for him. He came into the world with his sister and he left it with his sister. That's pretty based

>doesnt help Ned and lets him ddie because he knows a letter about muh bloodline will do nothing
>gets killed over a letter about muh bloodline that will do nothing

Sister pussy best pussy

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Of course it isn't. He's going to strangle that bitch to death.

Based

It pretty much is, romantic wise. There's no way he escapes Stoneheart without some serious proving of a change of heart. And him going to Cersei back after that debacle would be worse than what they did in the show. Because, let's be honest, it's not like book Jaime is anything like show Jaime. Show Jaime literally never stopped having feelings for Cersei's vagina so much so that it seems his entire existence in the show was for him to serve Cersei.

>He's going to strangle that bitch to death.
If Young Griff doesn't hang her neck from the Red Keep first

Kek that image

>people convinced that Jaime truly is over Cersei in the books
As this user says , it sounds more like he's self conscious of everyone watching what he's going to do. I'd believe it if he read the letter on his own, then after mulling some time, burned it.

Lets be honest, Book Jamie vs Book Euron would be absolute kino though.

>Jaime starts out a bad guy
>SUBVERTS EXPECTATIONS by actually becoming a somewhat decent guy
>brainlets can't fathom that the story can SUBVERT EXPECTATIONS again by making his redemption arc fall short

Jaime was never a good person, I don't see why your enjoyment of the story depends on him getting a heros death

Would prefer to see Book Jaime pre-hand loss vs Victarion.

>Jaime starts out a bad guy
Nope. And what is it with you morons and expectations subverting? ASOIAF has never been about that.

Damn. Looking at this image quite differently between yesterday and today.

>romantic wise.
My sides.

Both would have been kino. Have him barely survive an encounter with Vic and then later kill Euron.

shut up fatty

>What’s his character arc?
Why do we need a "character arc"? Why do we need to check off items on a list? No show needs to follow some stupid formula that was declared by some idiot hack professor.

Maybe it was always a lie.

>ASOIAF has never been about that.
I mean it totally was about destroying fantasy tropes and expectations, in a logical way but still

That was also waaaayyyyy before Star Wars destroyed the concept and made everyone hate it

>Jaime starts out a bad guy
Except he was the only person kind Tyrion
Except he was the only person to warn Jon Snow not to throw away your life for a meaningless cause (at the time)
There were always hints he was good even in episode 1

>SUBVERTS EXPECTATIONS by actually becoming a somewhat decent guy

He was always a decent guy. People need to understand that Jaime isn't a redemption story in that sense. He's somewhat similar to how Rhaegar is initially portrayed. The first book largely tells you that Rhaegar was a sadistic monster that abducted Ned's sister, raped and murdered her. So you think he was a piece of shit, until you get the perspective of countless other characters who thought Rhaegar was basically the greatest man who ever lived. Rhaegar and Jaime are about perspective. You're initial perspectives on Jaime are from people who see him as the Kingslayer.

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>>Jaime starts out a bad guy

You know nothing

Itsuki is the bride and there's nothing you can do about it.

He's writing himself out before the books finish, with a 3x grease diet

It's beautiful ...

A ballsless sisterfucker and a cuck since she went and fuck around and he just accepted it.

"Muh dick"

>pleb seething
>brainlet seething
>bookfag seething
Jaime's arc was kino from start to finish. If you honestly can't see that then you should consider ingesting cyanide.

>I mean it totally was about destroying fantasy tropes and expectations, in a logical way but still
The genre? Sure. But not specifically what happens in the books.

Martin says it himself:
>I struggle with this because I do want to surprise my readers, delight them and take them in directions they didn’t see coming. I hate predictable fiction as a reader. I want to surprise and delight my reader and take the story in directions they didn’t see coming. Some readers in internet boards got the clues. Do I change it? No, I can’t, as I had planted them and it would be a mess. I've been planting all these clues that the butler did it, then you're halfway through a series and suddenly thousands of people have figured out that the butler did it, and then you say the chambermaid did it? No, you can't do that.

You have all these clues with Jaime eventaully killing Cersei in the books and Jaime distancing herself from him. There's no way that is going to be turned around in order to "subvert" the audience's expectations. D&D do that because they are shit writers who know nothing aside from delivering shock value and fanservice because they think that is what sells

>get cucked publically and privately by your sister
>she sends men to kill you and threatens you with death number of times
>she betrays you a number of times
>All good
How much more of a beta cuck can you be, user? You probably like his "arc" because you two share some experience in getting cucked.

Robb Starks whole arc was being a king and take avenger his father. But he failed
Jaime failed too

oh shit R+L=D confirmed

wtf I love Euron now

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>KEK KEK KEK KEK
not an argument faggot

K I N O
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Remember that Azor Jaime post from a few weeks ago, and what a giant hardon it gave Yea Forums?

well, Dabid and Dagniel decided to bring him full circle instead of stopping at redemption

>>Really makes u think
Don't worry, I've done no thinking this episode.

Who else thought he was calming down Cersei to euthanize her Of Mice and Men style? That would’ve been kino as fuck.

Go prep your wife's bull, user.

>fucking his sister since they were kids
>murdering all her unborn babies by Robert
>pushing Bran out of the window

It's not just the kingslaying, he's pretty comfy with being the villain that people created after it.

This, not to mention Jaime already left Cersei in Riverrun even if it was just because he found out she was whoring around with every guy. She also begs him to come back and be her fighter for a Trial by Combat but he burns the letter.

Maybe he goes back to her in the end? Who knows but the character also has dreams and aspirations outside "fuck my sister" like he wants to be an honorable Knight and he also cares for the smallfolk even moreso than Tyrion (who is quite cruel in the books like what he did to that one singer who sung a song about him). So at the least GRRM will give him a better journey or story than D&D did, that's for sure.

I think you are doing a disservice to the writing if you think Jaime only has one way to go as a character and theres no internal conflict to him there

I get it the books are making him seem like hes a man on a mission now, Cersei is in the past and so on but its only up to AFFC and a lot can happen from this moment until the end

I think Jaime choosing to go back to Cersei and dying with her is arguably even more interesting choice for the character over becoming the celebrated knight he always dreamed to be. Dumb and dumber executed it badly, but I like the idea for such a flawed character

>It's not just the kingslaying, he's pretty comfy with being the villain that people created after it.

No, he isn't. Hence the asshurt of "By what right does the Wolf judge the lion" and lines such as "And me, that boy I was ... when did he die, I wonder? When I donned the white cloak? When I opened Aerys's throat? That boy had wanted to be Ser Arthur Dayne, but someplace along the way he had become the Smiling Knight instead.".

You need to drop your retarded headcannon. The character has POV chapters.

Are you retarded?

He can't run from Cersei's pussy.

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Wait I just read in another thread he died? I though him and cersei were escaping and it just did a cut shot

A fucking castle collapsed on top of them m8 were you even watching?

Not a circle, a Laddah

>A fucking castle collapsed on top of them m8 were you even watching?
Genuinely thought they were doing some secret passage shit, gonna have to rewatch

kek

passage was blocked then

really was. those two play off each other really well and i'm disappointed we didn't get to see more of them together

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He wanted the good girl but he needed the bad pussy

Face it, if he didn't get kidnapped and stayed with Cersei, he would continue doing evil crap like that.

He's butthurt about the kingslaying but not about the other things cause he knows they are shit of him but whatever. He doesn't do anything to redeem himself or stop being Cersei's tool. He doesn't start as 'decent guy', he's just a doormat to his PMSing sister. When he shakes that or shows regret over it, that's when we can call him decent.

He doesn't do anything character-wise for like four seasons. As soon as he gets back to Cersei the first time, he spends the next four seasons wrapped around her finger and just stands around being drunk and fucking her until she tells him to do stuff.

>Jaime go and fetch our daughter from Dorne
>No, no, don't fuck with the Faith Militant, go and take Riverrun

Honestly, with how stagnant the show version of Jaime is (I haven't read the books so have no frame of reference), it was more out of character for him to be suddenly disgusted with Cersei and run off to the North to fight.

And I feel like that's where people's whiplash comes from. It feels like the writers remembered that Jaime was supposed to have some kind of redemption arc or some kind of change from how he is in the beginning of the show, so they have him ride off to the North to presumably die fighting for Cersei's enemies after apologizing to the all the people he wronged and facing judgement for his actions.

But then he survives and, in the span of three minutes of screen time, realizes he should run back to Cersei to die.

100% this. People who say his arc was pointless have never known an addict. They all end up in the same gutter eventually, just a matter of how fast they get there.

Yeah that was pretty good, Jaime was the only one that genuinely cares for Tyrion when Tywin and Cersei just wanted to kill him.

Tywin
>"I could care less what people think of me."
Jaime
>"No, that is what you want people to think of you."

>you were expecting an interesting story but instead it was just a tale of some fag with a boner for his sister
S U B V E R T E D

I just want to know if Brienne is preggers, if she is her dad will be happy that she fucked a highborn.

Classic Tragedy structure. He never overcame his fatal flaw.

Bravo D&D

Jaime didn't go full circle though.
If the Kingslayer went full circle he'd kill her.

Would be better if he'd strangle her to death before Daenerys took him prisoner, executed him and Tyrion and then she gets killed by Jon.
This would be a decent foreshadowing from s6 or 7 when they're in the map room with Cersei standing on The Fingers and Jaime on the Riverlands.
Also, the prophesy about a younger brother killing her, but D&D apparently hates earlier story threads.

I will say that their decision to drop prophesies are good. GoT is about "realistic fantasy" (whatever that means) and prophesies aren't especially plot-wise fun (literally just a spoiler if it's not cryptic like Cersei's was)

Underrated post.
>classically died in the hands of his lover after thick and thin
I allow it.

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>Also, the prophesy about a younger brother killing her,
I read someone claim that Tyrion directing Jaime to take them down to the secret passage and it ultimately killing her fulfills the prophecy, but I think it's a thin argument since it was so coincidental.

was hoping he'd wrap a hand around cersei's neck, beat her to death with his golden hand while he chokes her using the other then the building of the red keep collapses on them both

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That's exactly what GoT always has been about

Great heroes who made mistakes and paid the price:
>Ned
>Robert
>Jeor
>Jorah
>Jon
>Arthur Dayne
>Theon
>Loras
>Barristan

Go back to tumblr, you literally misunderstand after 10 years that GoT is about abandoning classic fantasy tropes

fpbp

It’s a flat character arc.

No

>the rape... it's beautiful

Eh, if they can call back to fucking s2 or whenever and say that Melisandre's casual conversation about shutting blue eyes with Arya was a prophesy about killing the fucking Night King it's not really that thin of an argument

It's ridiculously bad writing though that I agree on

Lancel and Osmund kettlebeck though

If Tyrion had sided with Varys, they might have been able to do something about Dany, maybe together they could have convinced Jon that she was unstable. So he's partly responsible for Cerseis death in that regard as well. Basically Tyrions entire arc of supporting Dany led to Cerseis death.

it's like poetry

BRAVO DABID

Of course a phoneposting fag liked his arc.

at what point after he left for the north was it shown that he was struggling with his decision?

Abandoning classic fantasy tropes doesn’t give the writers an excuse to have characters act retarded just because. Jaime running back to his sisters pussy just happens suddenly and just in time for them to die together again like a fantasy trope anyway, if you claim subversion then it would have made as much sense for him to not arrive before she already was dead, making his inability to get over her seem even more pointless. It was shoddy writing all around.

His lover is his sister
Them dying together, no matter how much in love they are, will never be a fantasy trope. You are just wrong about this. There's no argument to be had here.

"Interesting" is subjective so your argument is based on opinions which is fallacious

Lovers dying together is the oldest trope in the book regardless of genre, you’re really not helping your case here. It was shit writing, if they were trying to subvert any tropes they wound up fulfilling even more cliched tropes in a rushed way.

KINO

how could you know he's a phoneposter

t.laptopposter

It is the oldest trope but the lovers are siblings which is twisting the formula like everything else.

I'm done arguing with you dense nigger. Read my posts again, they completely invalidates your argument in all of your posts and there's no argument to be had to say GoT does conform to fantasy tropes. Not conforming to tropes is the number one allure to GoT.

Jag sbarro?

>Beauties
>Plural
>Not just Tyene "bad pussi" Sand and the 2 uggos.

Jaime "I never really cared much for them" Lannister

Jaime failed because he didn’t hide his hand and got caught before he could plead before cersei and tell her she’s utterly fucked and that she should surrender and hope that Dany lets her give birth before she has her executed.

Yeah he did it because the king told Jamie to kill Tywin

Also wrongfully imprisoning a son of the most powerful family in Westeros helped, which was Cats doing

sister cunt > virgin cunt

ooooooooooooooooooh

His love for his sister pushes (heh) to do horrible things and suffers a lot because of that but when he tries to break free he can't and dies because of it. Pretty simple stuff, pay attention this show is not that hard

Him and Cersei made it out. The final shot in the show will be them aboard a boat to Essos, with Cersei being pregnant with their child, essentially starting a new wheel where their kid is in Dany's original role

Cant believe they didn't go down the "I wasn't pregnant, it was all a lie to trick you" road

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What was even thr point to include the scene when she tells Bam Margera shes preggo from him. This season is just a big filler. S05 was literally just a CGI reel.

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george michael

Incest is the best

>literally breaks his vows to save himself as the city
>never cared

??????

"I agree either it"
with > autocorrect to "either"

SUBVERTED

>I wanna fuck my sister
>8 seasons later
>I wanna fuck my sister

This
Normies subverted expectations

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7 seasons of character development from spoiled cunt to one of the most lovable honourable guys in the show only to make a 180 at the very end for no reason at all while also implying that we're supposed to feel bad for his sister, who was clearly insane, sadistic and poison.
Bravo, world class writing.

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>Anime avatar
>communist
Are you a tranny?

They should had put quotation marks around "beauties" instead