SerVik:

Jamie won't kill cercei. It would be quite a stupid plot twist if the showrunners decide to go that route.

Cersei is carrying his baby, that should count for something. Killing her would also mean taking the life of his unborn child, something I don't think Jamie is capable of.

BraniacX:
we hate most passionately those we once loved with similar passion! Jamie knows cersei lies, until the end of last season Jamie never believed cersei was capable of lying to him, now she sent bronn to kill him he knows she's capable of doing worse than mere lying to him. So like he told brienne, cersei is capable of terrible hate......................... So was he! Now guess who he hates?

SerVik:

Hate for cersei, not his baby. You do not cut off the nose to spite the face.

irynterri:
I don't have the strength to argue. just watch and see

Aystarz:

And you think a one-handed Jamie could defeat that ruthless psycho in a one-on-one combat Ah, didn't think so.

When Jamie finds out Euron bedded Cersei and she loved it, I'd bet on Jamie getting rid of his hateful sister who wants him dead rather. (1) She's the easier option, and (2) he doesn't love her, anymore, to care about whom she's fvcking and who she isn't.


It's a good thing Cersei doesn't know all that.

LeSulk:
I hope the final 2 episodes make our journey since s01 worth it. Any logical ending will do...


"Last week we reported that what was supposed to be perhaps the
most important Game of Thrones episode, ever, had become the
second-lowest rated Game of Thrones episode, of all time. Season 8,
episode 3 “ The Long Night” got rated at a low 75% on Rotten
Tomatoes, a low for a show that has 22 episodes rated at 100%. Now,
“The Last of the Starks” has beaten the record again, sinking to a quite
low 59%, placing itself dangerously close to the lowest rated Game of
Thrones episode. That crown still belongs to Season 5, episode 6,
“Unbowed, Unbent, Unbroken” , at 57%.

It seems as if the apparently illogical death of Rhaegal, the Starbucks
cup goof, and other things pushed this episode far away from being a
fan favourite. However, the question is, is Season 8 going that badly?

Let’s face it, Game of Thrones has an obsessive fandom. After two
years, and a high level of hype, any mistake the show makes is bound
to get extra attention from the fans.

Not only that, it appears as if the show’s usual style of surprising the audiences is not so welcome anymore as people are questioning the logic of many of these scenes.
In any case, it seems likely that the show might end up breaking the
record of its lowest-rated episode before the series ends for good and
if that happens, it will leave a bad aftertaste for a show that has been
hailed as the best TV show, ever. Let’s just hope the show does not
have a How I Met Your Mother-esque ending in store for us."

https://wikiofthrones.com/24869/game-of-thrones-season-8-episode-4-second-lowest-rated-episode-ever/

Comanche:
So in honour of the ending of this great show I decided to get me and my guy some Game of Thrones merchandise.....

Someone is going to be pleasantly surprised when next we meet .....

Yay!

I'm a Stark at heart and the dude has chosen to pay debts all his life .....

I'm crazy about them.....Though the neck piece is a bit big though

rose54321:


Lol she won't.
Cersei is winning if you haven't noticed. Lol

Danny ain't smart, relies too much on "my advisers".
Should have relieved Tyrion long ago, he's a terrible war strategist.

I don't get why she takes both dragons so close together, like why? when only you can say Dracarys, why hasn't she trained anyone else?

If it comes to battle Dany will lose... So Arya or Jamie will probably kill Cersei off battle.

ThothHermes:
This is why I hate coming to this thread. People must always yarn dust.

Aystarz:
A terrible war strategist, yet he successfully defended KL from Stannis' navy.

Seun:

At this point, the best explanation is that he is deliberately sabotaging Dany's plans in order to save the life of his sister. He wants Cersei to live.

BraniacX:
we hate most passionately those we once loved with similar passion! Jamie knows cersei lies, until the end of last season Jamie never believed cersei was capable of lying to him, now she sent bronn to kill him he knows she's capable of doing worse than mere lying to him. So like he told brienne, cersei is capable of terrible hate......................... So was he! Now guess who he hates?

LeSulk:
I hope the final 2 episodes make our journey since s01 worth it. Any logical ending will do...


"Last week we reported that what was supposed to be perhaps the
most important Game of Thrones episode, ever, had become the
second-lowest rated Game of Thrones episode, of all time. Season 8,
episode 3 “ The Long Night” got rated at a low 75% on Rotten
Tomatoes, a low for a show that has 22 episodes rated at 100%. Now,
“The Last of the Starks” has beaten the record again, sinking to a quite
low 59%, placing itself dangerously close to the lowest rated Game of
Thrones episode. That crown still belongs to Season 5, episode 6,
“Unbowed, Unbent, Unbroken” , at 57%.

It seems as if the apparently illogical death of Rhaegal, the Starbucks
cup goof, and other things pushed this episode far away from being a
fan favourite. However, the question is, is Season 8 going that badly?

Let’s face it, Game of Thrones has an obsessive fandom. After two
years, and a high level of hype, any mistake the show makes is bound
to get extra attention from the fans.

Not only that, it appears as if the show’s usual style of surprising the audiences is not so welcome anymore as people are questioning the logic of many of these scenes.
In any case, it seems likely that the show might end up breaking the
record of its lowest-rated episode before the series ends for good and
if that happens, it will leave a bad aftertaste for a show that has been
hailed as the best TV show, ever. Let’s just hope the show does not
have a How I Met Your Mother-esque ending in store for us."

https://wikiofthrones.com/24869/game-of-thrones-season-8-episode-4-second-lowest-rated-episode-ever/

Buharifanatic:
when i see sansa's neck

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Seun:

At this point, the best explanation is that he is deliberately sabotaging Dany's plans in order to save the life of his sister. He wants Cersei to live.

LeSulk:


Except if the showrunners are running the character to the ground, that's the similar conclusion I arrived at, myself.

I remember back when in s01e02 when he implied that he knew that Jaime and Cersei were involved in Bran's fall from the tower. Cersei asked him whose side he was on, he replied:

"You know I would do anything for my family"

I also remember his look of concern when the Dothraki and Drogon were decimating the Lannister army in s07, even before Jaime charged at the wounded Drogon. The guy is very much still a Lion at heart.