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You know in some contents, you're waiting for the episode that explains everything, answers your all questions. This last episode is doing that, but you're not aware that you had questions. At least had no questions. I was just expecting a good court scene. But I realize that we didn't even see before the explosion. The first episode just started with the explosion. We only heard what happened, from characters of course. That scene before the event just too important last piece of the puzzle.

And after all that, a great quote comes, that explains everything.

What is the cost of lies?

Vichnaya Pamyat - Everlasting Memory.

In this episode, they're going to give you a hope at first. That naming the son of Robb Stark scene gives you that hope. And at the end you'll be hopeless for sure. It just ruins your feelings, so dramatic ending. Revenging Ned Stark can't be done by anyone except Robb Stark. And they just killed him in a wedding. I don't know you, but it was quite unexpected for me.

Not only Robb Stark is dead but he's mother Catelyn Stark is also dead. Catelyn was trying to save her son, her first son, "Get up and walk out!" dramatically she yells out. Then Bolton stabs the sword to Robb and says "Lannister send their regards."

But... The North Remembers!

You can't find a 10 star rated any title with thousands of votes, because there is no other one.

The episode has three important sequences.

The first one is the Murdering of Hank Isaac Schrader. The quotes are written to well, because of that quotes are well-remembered by audience. Walter tries to save hank so hard, death of Hank is so tragic, he's honest even in death, accepts death like a hero. "You're the smartest person I ever met, but you can't see he made up his mind ten minutes ago." What a great quote.

The second great scene is We Are Family scene. It's full of tension, so dramatic and effective scene. Skyler ignores Walter White for so long time, she tells no one about anything for so long. But she can't handle Hank's death. I know Skyler is a hated character by audience, but I don't think she is just a simple bad character. She's a complex character like most of the other characters in Breaking Bad.

The last great scene is the calling scene. Walter unwillingly says "Hank crossed the line, I killed him. Don't you dare to cross." and for saving her he says "What do you know anyway." he is so brilliant. The script is written brilliantly.

I wasn't aware why they picked Jinx to make an Animated Series. I wasn't know her great story that breaks heart. The lines are so well written and voiced by so perfect actors, makes you can't forget those great lines. Nearly every main characters motivation is special. You're admiring Vander but also you're admiring Silco. Every character effects Jinx and every character is right if you look in their point of view. Their motivations are correct in their point of view.

She's not only a daughter of two fathers. But she's also a sister of Violet that who also evolved her into Jinx, sadly. This is so immersive story, that you may see as simple but you have to admit this is quite effective and dramatic story. And it's not that simple because there are no similiar stories as I know.

Can you imagine bad Original Song and Scores in a Leauge of Legends content? You can't. From the intro Enemy, to the great outro Goodbye; the Original Songs are just perfect.

I was expecting good Animation Quality in this Animated Series but this is just beyond good. I've watched so many contents, you can't find this visual quality that easily. I'm sad about we have to wait so long for the next season, but not surprised. We're waiting for this great Animation Quality.

It was perfect from the beginning to the end. I don't know can any other TV Show can make you wait so much, and even after watching the episode, I bet you'll say It was worth it!

Episode starts with Eren questioning his actions, I think we never saw this type of scene.

Continues with amazing escaping scenes and then a great scene. Hange Zoe sacrifices herself and tries to slowdown the titans.

The tension gets more and more, Eren takes his friends to the Path. Eren says he is letting her friends to do anything. And he says the reason why take them to the Path was, he's not gonna stop and speaking about it is just nonsense.

The ending was just amazing! Eren's closest friends just attacked him and Armin said "I'm gonna ask you again, what kind is this Freedom?"

I don't know what will come after that, but as I said, It is worth to wait!

Even if I watched this movie, like more than 20 times, still I feel nearly the same as I first watch.

Can you imagine a movie can make you feel always the same. You're feeling that desperate, hopeless times with the Rohan soldiers.

The first half of the movie is going slow, I think that brings realistic style to the movie, even if it is a Fantasy genre movie.

As you may know, Tolkien is still the best at world creation on a Fantasy world. And he's too good at writing battle sequences. I don't know, the reason can be the World War that he fought in. He's making so remarkable battle sequences. And in the movie Peter Jackson and his crew did an amazing job with adaptation.

The great cast that chosen well, shows you don't need big stars all the time.

Howard Shore's brilliant Original Scores makes the movie much more effective.

Cinematography is the most important thing when we're talking about visuals. The rainy night shots are just amazing. Academy Award winner Andrew Lesnie did really great job.

The VFX and SFX is just magnificent, stunning quality. You know, the VFX is just revolutionary, that's clear. Because it is the foundation of Motion Capture technology.

That Set Decoration is beyond revolutionary. Makes you feel like Helm's Deep and nearly all the other places feels real.

Writer George R. R. Martin did nearly a perfect job creating this franchise: A Song of Fire and Ice.

Also HBO adapted it beyond well. It was revolutionary. I bet you couldn't find this type of TV show at that time. It felt like Cinema. It was just revolutionary. I didn't see this type of quality in any TV Show. The closest one was Band of Brothers. Even other HBO projects can't compete with Game of Thrones that easily. After a decade later, I still believe this is the biggest revolution on TV series.

Ramin Djawadi's stunning Original Scores makes the serie two times better.

All the Costume, Makeup and Set Decorations brings too much realistic style to a Fantasy world.

Cinematography is just like painting with all colors instead of just red. As you may know, Ser Barristan Selmy uses only one color in painting. :)

Some of the underrated actors just showed their skills to the whole world since this is the most popular TV Show of all time.

The storyline is not that easy to explain. It's just amazingly detailed and full of great twists. Not all the twists are great, sadly the last season showed us that isn't the case. But besides last season, the twists were pretty great. I know Season Seven was also had so many weak sides and non logic parts. But even Season Seven was great if you're comparing with some other TV show. It's just worse than other seasons, yes I'm aware Arya and Sansa were acting to each other for no reason. These logicless parts started with Season Five actually. But they were "could be ignored" type of flaws, were'nt major flaws. I think the greatest season was Season Six with amazing battle episode and the great Bran's vision scene. Even though Season Six also had minor flaws, it's still the greatest for me. As I said these flaws didn't started in Season Seven as many people believe. The flaws started on Season Five. It just evolved to middle flaws in Season Seven. And these flaws evolved into something I've never witnessed before in Season Eight. I don't know how to describe these flaws. Sadly the last season is just unwatchable. It's enough to watch one time, I don't think anyone wants to see twice. It's was the worst way to end the show sadly, I actually believe if someone would tried to make a worse season, it'll be so hard to make a worse story.

Eventually we get the Game of Thrones shock effect. But this time wasn't the good way like in The Red Wedding. This time the twist was the horrible story writing.

So why did I rate 10/10 after the last season? Because I accepted Season Six was the peak and the show ended in there for me. It's so hard to rate even 9 to this show, because it's so unique, revolutionary and effective. I can't just ignore all those great things. I'm not saying this show doesn't deserve any criticizing. It surely does. It deserves all those negative ratings and reviews. But personally, I can't even rate 9 because as I mentioned I can't ignore all the greatness in the show. You may consider my thoughts silly, it's okay but you know what? When I was watching the show with my brother, I saw those bad endings coming from the first two episodes. People just saw that in the fifth episode of the season. This show killed three main characters in a wedding episode. Did you really expect this? In The Long Night, the most important character that die was Jorah Mormont. Still not even important as Robb Stark. All those years we've waited for these moments. The first episode of the first season called "Winter Is Coming" and this story shouldn't be about the Throne because it's about the great enemy. What did change after the events of The Long Night, that long waited winter? Nothing changed at all.

The other enormous flaw was about Jon Snow. Why did you just made him son of a Targaryen and a Stark? If he is not the rightful King, why should we care about him?

Jamie Lannister also gone after the war without any reason.

They really killed all those characters one by one. But still I can't rate 9 because I choose to forget the last season. Just like I'm ignoring The Sequel Trilogy in Star Wars, I'm also ignoring the existence of the last season of Game of Thrones.