I cannot remember the last time that I watched a show (or a movie for that matter) and could not decide whether it was one the best episodes or one the worst, but at the end it comes to the question that am I invested in the story? Or the characters? Of course, both of them are crucial, but one of them always matters the most, and it's different from show to show. For me, a long time viewer of the show, I am more interested in characters. I follow the story because of the characters in it and not the other way around.
From a story point, it's quite interesting to be anxiously awaiting for the next chapter in the story. But, for me tonight's ending was a punch to the gut. I did not cry, I didn't even got sad for a second I just hated what I was watching. The whole philosophy that the reader or the viewer should not know who will die next is extremely thrilling at first, but when they do it again and again, it goes from shocking and upsetting to sickening. I'll watch the show next year, but the level of passion that I once had for this show has been dropped dramatically after this season.
From a story point, it's quite interesting to be anxiously awaiting for the next chapter in the story. But, for me tonight's ending was a punch to the gut. I did not cry, I didn't even got sad for a second I just hated what I was watching. The whole philosophy that the reader or the viewer should not know who will die next is extremely thrilling at first, but when they do it again and again, it goes from shocking and upsetting to sickening. I'll watch the show next year, but the level of passion that I once had for this show has been dropped dramatically after this season.
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