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Post by Feologild Oakes on Sept 22, 2020 8:41:10 GMT
Emilia Clarke hated the ‘GoT’ ending, talks healthYou’re not the just one. Even Emilia Clarke, “The Mom of Dragons,” couldn’t stand the much-criticized finale of “Recreation of Thrones.” The British actress who performed fan-favorite Daenerys Targaryen admitted that she wasn’t too proud of the ending when she learn the script. “I knew how I felt once I first learn it, and I attempted, at each flip, to not take into account an excessive amount of what different individuals would possibly say,” she informed The Sunday Instances. “However I did at all times take into account what the followers would possibly suppose — as a result of we did it for them, and so they had been the ones who made us profitable, so…it’s simply well mannered, isn’t it?” And Clarke wasn’t too happy with how her character was offed by nephew-lover, Jon Snow. “I actually felt for her,” Clarke revealed. “And yeah, was I aggravated that Jon Snow didn’t need to cope with one thing? He received away with homicide — actually.” The “Final Christmas” star additionally admitted that she thought the long-running sequence ended a bit abruptly, noting, “we may have spun it out for a bit longer.” In the meantime, Clarke’s health has a a lot brighter future in retailer. Final 12 months Clarke publically introduced that, in 2011, she had suffered a subarachnoid hemorrhage attributable to a ruptured aneurysm and had a second aneurysm surgically handled in 2013. Clarke tells the Instances she waited to reveal her health woes to the public as a result of “I didn’t wish to flip it into this celeb sob story….It’s performed an enormous quantity of therapeutic for me, having the ability to open up about it.” gruntstuff.com/emilia-clarke-hated-the-got-ending-talks-health/91212/
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Post by FridayOnElmStreet on Sept 22, 2020 9:37:41 GMT
Seems like most people did.
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Post by thebayharborbutcher on Sept 22, 2020 12:17:48 GMT
I didn't hate the ending. I just think things all fell together a little too easily. GoT was always a show that prided itself on a really complicated narrative. There were tons of twists you didn't see coming and generally a lot of build up to those twins. Going into the final season it just felt like the writers had a check list of things they wanted to accomplish. It essentially became like a row of dominoes with them just kinda knocking out each plot point without giving us anything really unexpected or diverting expectations. Regardless, I still love the show. 7 great seasons aren't ruined by one average one, in my opinion.
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Post by CoolJGS☺ on Sept 22, 2020 12:46:43 GMT
Well, she was the bad guy after being portrayed as the good guy the whole time.
Makes sense.
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Post by Feologild Oakes on Sept 22, 2020 13:57:25 GMT
I didn't hate the ending. I just think things all fell together a little too easily. GoT was always a show that prided itself on a really complicated narrative. There were tons of twists you didn't see coming and generally a lot of build up to those twins. Going into the final season it just felt like the writers had a check list of things they wanted to accomplish. It essentially became like a row of dominoes with them just kinda knocking out each plot point without giving us anything really unexpected or diverting expectations. Regardless, I still love the show. 7 great seasons aren't ruined by one average one, in my opinion. I also did not hate the ending, but i found it a bit disappointing. I think it would have been a lot better if season 7 and 8 had 10 episodes in it, and possibly even 1 or 2 seasons more with 10 episodes in each season.
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Post by bess1971s on Sept 26, 2020 14:46:58 GMT
I wasn't crazy about the way Daenery's and Cersei met their ends either. For such larger than life characters, I expected something more spectacular than a knife through the heart and burial under a ton of bricks. However, I loved the endings for the Starks which were actually beginnings.
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Post by Eλευθερί on Sept 27, 2020 13:40:39 GMT
Emilia Clarke hated the ‘GoT’ ending, talks healthYou’re not the just one. The British actress who performed fan-favorite Daenerys Targaryen admitted that she wasn’t too proud of the ending when she learn the script. “I knew how I felt once I first learn it, and I attempted, at each flip, to not take into account an excessive amount of what different individuals would possibly say,” she informed The Sunday Instances. “However I did at all times take into account what the followers would possibly suppose — as a result of we did it for them, and so they had been the ones who made us profitable, so…it’s simply well mannered, isn’t it?” And Clarke wasn’t too happy with how her character was offed by nephew-lover, Jon Snow. “I actually felt for her,” Clarke revealed. “And yeah, was I aggravated that Jon Snow didn’t need to cope with one thing? He received away with homicide — actually.” The “Final Christmas” star additionally admitted that she thought the long-running sequence ended a bit abruptly, noting, “we may have spun it out for a bit longer.” In the meantime, Clarke’s health has a a lot brighter future in retailer. Final 12 months Clarke publically introduced that, in 2011, she had suffered a subarachnoid hemorrhage attributable to a ruptured aneurysm and had a second aneurysm surgically handled in 2013. Clarke tells the Instances she waited to reveal her health woes to the public as a result of “I didn’t wish to flip it into this celeb sob story….It’s performed an enormous quantity of therapeutic for me, having the ability to open up about it.” gruntstuff.com/emilia-clarke-hated-the-got-ending-talks-health/91212/ What language is that? Are we supposed to believe that this is from a legit source?
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Post by Feologild Oakes on Sept 27, 2020 16:31:17 GMT
Emilia Clarke hated the ‘GoT’ ending, talks healthYou’re not the just one. The British actress who performed fan-favorite Daenerys Targaryen admitted that she wasn’t too proud of the ending when she learn the script. “I knew how I felt once I first learn it, and I attempted, at each flip, to not take into account an excessive amount of what different individuals would possibly say,” she informed The Sunday Instances. “However I did at all times take into account what the followers would possibly suppose — as a result of we did it for them, and so they had been the ones who made us profitable, so…it’s simply well mannered, isn’t it?” And Clarke wasn’t too happy with how her character was offed by nephew-lover, Jon Snow. “I actually felt for her,” Clarke revealed. “And yeah, was I aggravated that Jon Snow didn’t need to cope with one thing? He received away with homicide — actually.” The “Final Christmas” star additionally admitted that she thought the long-running sequence ended a bit abruptly, noting, “we may have spun it out for a bit longer.” In the meantime, Clarke’s health has a a lot brighter future in retailer. Final 12 months Clarke publically introduced that, in 2011, she had suffered a subarachnoid hemorrhage attributable to a ruptured aneurysm and had a second aneurysm surgically handled in 2013. Clarke tells the Instances she waited to reveal her health woes to the public as a result of “I didn’t wish to flip it into this celeb sob story….It’s performed an enormous quantity of therapeutic for me, having the ability to open up about it.” gruntstuff.com/emilia-clarke-hated-the-got-ending-talks-health/91212/ What language is that? Are we supposed to believe that this is from a legit source? If you have questions about the article, you should ask the person who wrote it.
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Post by maxwellperfect on Sept 29, 2020 0:45:45 GMT
Was this article written in a non-English language and then translated to English? It has many strange sentences.
Personally, I think it was a fairly bold choice to turn her character into a villain. Audiences of course rooted for her because she was a beautiful woman with dragons, rising from oppression, but she did some terrible things in her time. I thought that the final episode was kind of an anticlimax, though. It should have gone down more dramatically, with fewer long talking scenes.
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