That was ehh, very cinematic.
Last ep, dany gets scared of like 5 Scorpions and retreats after they have 100% accuracy with their first 3 shots on the other dragon. This ep, its 1 dragon against about 30 Scorpions and not one hits despite her flying in staight lines. Crap, inconsistent writing.
Battle of Winterfell we saw most of the Dothraki die in that stupid initial charge, yet somehow there were several hundred still alive and kicking?
Real G.R.R.M. Cersei would have fired all the Scorpions on the wall at the approaching army the moment they were in range, then had Wildfire blocking their retreat. These Scorpions never fired once at the army.
Dany going mad was a good turn. You could say it was great of Cersei, that if she was going down she was going to make Dany a monster in the process, but Cersei looked so uncharacteristically weak and guileless it seemed more down to sheer stubbornness than any plan.
Most of those who died just kinda felt like they had been concluded and finished with, rather than the shocking 'anyone can die, anywhere' approach we used to get.
Battle of Winterfell we saw most of the Dothraki die in that stupid initial charge, yet somehow there were several hundred still alive and kicking?
Real G.R.R.M. Cersei would have fired all the Scorpions on the wall at the approaching army the moment they were in range, then had Wildfire blocking their retreat. These Scorpions never fired once at the army.
Dany going mad was a good turn. You could say it was great of Cersei, that if she was going down she was going to make Dany a monster in the process, but Cersei looked so uncharacteristically weak and guileless it seemed more down to sheer stubbornness than any plan.
Most of those who died just kinda felt like they had been concluded and finished with, rather than the shocking 'anyone can die, anywhere' approach we used to get.
