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This Sunday (19), the last episode of Game of Thrones. At 79 minutes, this episode will end a successful saga that began in 2011 and continues to gather millions of fans around the world. 183v1t
The eighth season consists of six episodes and so far the five that have already aired have shown plot twists, painful deaths, expected deaths and the longest battle in television history.
There is already a summary with the previous seven seasons of the series, in case you want to the main characters' walk here. If you're ready, check out what happened in the eighth and final season of Game of Thrones.
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Let's start with our first with the eighth season: the new opening. Every year, Game of Thrones was changing the opening credits, taking a trip through Westeros. With each new character and location introduced in the storyline, the overture added the locations to the map that unfolded as the theme music played. Season eight, however, brought a different start.
In an interview with Indie Wire, Angus Wall and Kirk Shintani, two of the team responsible for creating the opening credits, spoke about the creation and the choice to switch the narrative within the same breathtaking model.
“We got to the last season, [meaning] we don't have to keep saying where is what because everyone already knows what the main places of the show are and what they represent. It allowed us to have a chance to delve a little deeper into places and not worry about locating the audience.”
Kirk Shintani, one of the creators of the opening credits of Game of Thrones
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Now, let's get to what started happening with Jon Snow back to Winterfell, now with the queen Daenerys Targaryen. The entourage is received by the northerners who do not receive the foreigner very well. Jon meets again Bran stark, followed by the scene where Daenerys meets her boyfriend's family, but it's not one of the warmest receptions.
The council meets with the lords of the North, but Sansa Stark continues to show dislike towards Daenerys. Dragonglass also arrives at Winterfell to be weaponized.
Arya Stark reunites with Jon in an emotional moment near the tree of the Old Gods. Jon is even more thrilled to see that Arya still has the Needle sword, which he gave her when she was little.
Not, Yara is not dead! She is still a prisoner of her usurping uncle Euron Greyjoy, who remains in King's Landing and trying to marry Cersei. theon takes advantage of his uncle's absence to invade the ship and rescue Yara. On the ship, Theon declares his for Yara and she gives him permission to go to Winterfell and help the Starks in battle.
In the North, one of the most awaited moments by fans finally happens: Jon Snow climbs on Rhaegal and rides the dragon alongside Dany. Meanwhile, Arya is reunited with Sandor Clegane, the Hound. After a few minutes of barbs trading, she finds Gendry at the forges.
Jon is called by Sansa and the two fight because Sansa believes he should have continued as King in the North while Jon believes Daenerys should be Queen of Westeros. Meanwhile, Dany meets Sam Tarly and tells her that she killed Sam's father and brother, which happened after a battle between her army and the Lannisters in the seventh season of Game of Thrones.
Sam goes out for air and finds Bran, who says the two of them should tell Jon that he is a Targaryen. Sam then finds Jon, and confesses that he is king of the Seven Kingdoms and son of Rhaegar Targaryen. Jon doesn't want to believe it, as he doesn't accept that his then father, Ned Stark, lied to him.
The Night's Watch, Tormund and Berric Dondarrion find the Umbers' son dead in a bloody message from the Night King. The white walkers are getting closer and closer to Winterfell.
Finally, Jaime Lannister arrives in the North in disguise. Upon taking off his hood, he is first seen by Bran - whom he has twice tried to kill. And so ends the first episode of the final season of Game of Thrones.
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As the first one ended with Jaime Lannister meeting again Bran stark em Winterfell, the second episode of the eighth season of Game of Thrones began exactly with Jaime standing in front of the family Stark and the queen Daenerys Targaryen.
Dany starts talking about Jaime, the man who killed her father, and says that the choice would be not to trust him, especially after Cersei betrayed everyone and didn't send the army she promised. However, Jaime says that he intends to fulfill his promise to fight for the living.
Sansa Stark also says that they shouldn't trust him, ing that he attacked Ned Stark in King's Landing when he was still Hand of the King. Bran remains quiet until he says, "The things we can do for love" - a reference to when Jaime pushed him out of the window shortly after telling Cersei the same thing.
Brienne de Tarth speaks on behalf of Jaime, defending him and citing when he stopped her from being raped by Bolton soldiers in season three. Tyrion also speaks on his brother's behalf, which causes Dany to threaten to pull him out of the Hand position.
Bran is in the tree of the old gods and Jaime goes to meet him to apologize. The two talk about how they've changed since that fateful day - and Jaime acknowledges that he's no longer the same Jaime Lannister who threw Bran off the tower, while Bran acknowledges that if he hadn't, he would probably still be that Jaime.
After meeting up with Bran, Jaime meets Tyrion. While talking to his brother, he notices Brienne at the training ground watching Squire Podrick. He goes down to meet her and ask to fight under her command: “I am no longer the same warrior I once was.”
Jorah and Daenerys are finally alone. Jorah says he was hurt that Dany didn't choose him as Hand of the Queen, but she replies that she didn't know if he would come back. After the conversation, she goes to meet Sansa and tries to maintain a friendly relationship. The two share a docile moment until Sansa asks what the North will look like when Daenerys takes the Iron Throne - as the North has promised they won't kneel to anyone.
The two are interrupted by the arrival of the Iron Men, including Theon Greyjoy, the man who once went to Winterfell to conquer the castle rather than defend it. Sansa welcomes Theon with open arms and hugs the man who was raised like a brother.
Daenerys, Jon, Ser Davos, Sansa, Arya, Ser Jorah, Tyrion and the other councilors gather to decide how they will fight the white walkers. Bran reinforces that he is the main target of the King of the Night. "He wants to erase this world and I am his memory“. Daenerys insists that Tyrion stay in the castle's crypts, where the children will stay for protection.
After deciding on a strategy, everyone tries to enjoy their "last night of life" within the walls of Winterfell. Arya goes to the roof and finds Hound, asking him why he decided to fight for someone when he always fought for himself. "I fought for you, didn't I?”, he answers. Beric Dondarrion s them and Arya decides to leave.
Brienne, Jaime and Podrick Tyrion in front of the fireplace and talk. Ser Davos arrives to warm himself and refuses the wine offered by Tyrion. Tormund also s the circle, trying to impress Brienne with his stories about giants.
Arya finds Gendry and the two spend the night together. At the fireplace, Tyrion mistakenly calls Brienne a Ser, which makes Tormund wonder why she is not a knight. "Women cannot be knights”, she replies.
Jaime then stands up and says that all it takes to make a knight is another knight. Brienne kneels and is named Knight of the Seven Kingdoms – hence the name of the episode.
Meanwhile, Ser Jorah tries to convince his cousin, lyanna mormont, not to go to war and stay in the crypt. She stamps her foot and says that she will, yes, fight for the North. Queen that says, isn't it?
Jon Snow is in the crypts, facing his mother's grave, lyanna stark. Daenerys goes to find him, and in that moment, he reveals his true identity - which she only discovered in the previous episode. Tensions between the two escalate when Dany says that this would make him the true and rightful heir to the Iron Throne, but just then, the bugle blows.
Everyone runs and the soldiers gather outside, forming a barrier to welcome the White Walkers. The Others' knights line up, ready to attack. And so ends the second episode of the eighth season of Game of Thrones.
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At 82 minutes, the longest episode of the season (and Game of Thrones history) saw the epic battle against the Night King and his army of white walkers. Besides, of course, Viserion, who became the ice dragon.
The first step of the battle was when Melisandre returned to Westeros. She then ignited the swords of the Dothraki who formed the front line. Ser Jorah he commanded the men to advance but remained behind. Therefore, he was the only one to return.
And so died the Dothraki army. Unseen, just to show how much more it would take to stop the Night King's army, which in a silent blink of an eye wiped out the most feared warriors beyond the Narrow Sea.
After Patrolman Edd, the other big death that came to prominence on screen was that of lyanna mormont – honestly, I'm suffering with her until now. But the end of the Lady of Bear Island was the most dignified she could have had: Lyanna died when she was crushed by a giant after killing him with a dagger in the eye.
Theon Greyjoy sacrificed himself when trying to stop the Night King from attacking Bran, but he was killed by the white walker with his own spear.
Before that, he managed to redeem himself by defeating a massive horde of white walkers to protect Bran, who says, “Theon, you are a good man. Thanks". In the meantime, Ser Jorah died in Daenerys' arms after saving her queen from a horde of the dead. AND Beric Dondarrion, who has been revived so many times, died after fulfilling his purpose: to prevent Arya from being killed.
And that was important because it secured the episode's big death: that of the Night King, putting an end to the theory that he would win and kill everyone - but the theory that he revived the dead from the crypt of Winterfell was confirmed in one moment. hopeless, as children and people with no fighting skills were there.
In a few seconds of pure tension, the Night King walks towards Bran, until the moment we see something ing beside the white walkers and the king turning back to catch Arya in the air. She had sneaked up to kill the white walker, but he intercepted the young Stark with one hand on her arm and the other on her neck.
However, he let Arya's right hand free, allowing her to the dagger from one hand to the other and thus slay him with dragonglass, resulting in the death of all other undead created. by him.
The last death happened at the end of the episode, when Melisandre, after fulfilling her purpose in the Battle and fighting the night that is dark and full of terrors, removes the stone that kept her youth and grows old until death.
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With the name The Last of the Starks ("The Last of the Starks"), the fourth episode of the eighth season of Game of Thrones showed the first day after the Battle of Winterfell and the definitive end of the Night King and the white walkers.
The fourth episode began with a funeral pyre for the dead of Battle of Winterfell. we see Daenerys saying goodbye to Jorah and whispering something in the dead knight's ear.
Afterwards, at the victory celebration feast, Daenerys appointed gendry, Robert Baratheon's bastard, as Lord of Storm's End - a way to end competition with the one who was entitled to the Throne? In any case, she herself conducted a toast in honor of the Arya Stark, the great heroine of the battle.
Daenerys is clearly annoyed by the way everyone congratulates Jon, especially on the fact that he has ridden the dragon, and leaves. In the banquet scene, there's also the moment that fans were really waiting for (the real fanservice the series needed): Brienne is offended by Tyrion's comment and Jaime goes after her, leaving Tormund devastated to see that he's lost his beloved to another. .
As Jaime and Brienne finally resolve seasons and seasons of sexual tension, Jon and Daenerys try to resolve the main problem in their relationship: Dany is Jon's aunt and Jon is the threat to Dany's ultimate goal, which is to win the Iron Throne.
After the night of celebrations, it was time to plan the next steps to remove Cersei Lannister from power. The new phase of Game of Thrones begins. While Sansa wants the men to rest, Dany intends to go as fast as possible to King's Landing to claim the coveted Throne of Game of Thrones.
At the Old Gods tree, Sansa and Arya pressure Jon to leave Daenerys and stay in the North. He then tells him that he is the true Targaryen heir, son of Rhaegar - Dany's brother and what would be the rightful king. Sansa promises she won't tell anyone, but tells Tyrion to try to articulate Jon as King of the Seven Kingdoms.
The mercenary Bronn reappears: he has gone north to kill Tyrion at the behest of Cersei. The Lannister then "repurchases" Bronn by offering Highgarden, showing once again that the relationship between the two is purely money-driven. But if Bronn really didn't like Tyrion, maybe he'd already killed him in the North.
Dany and her court then depart for King's Landing, as does the Hound. who claims to have unfinished business in the capital – would it be to kill the brother who rubbed his face in the fire and was responsible for some of the bloodiest deaths in Game of Thrones history? Arya s the Hound, with her other unfinished business: her list and the last names still on it.
At this point in the episode, it got confused: we don't know if they're going to King's Landing or Dragonstone first, but the most important point is that Varys starts articulating Jon as king - even though young Snow doesn't want the throne. The Spider shows his fear of seeing the Queen go mad and burn everyone with her dragon - which would be worse than his father, Aerys the Mad, as he didn't have a giant fire-breathing creature and still terrorized the Seven Kingdoms.
But then one of the most painful moments of the series (again) happens: Rhaegal is hit by several spears while flying over and dies, sunk in the sea while Dany is mounted on Drogon. Euron Greyjoy's fleet welcomes them, now trying to target Drogon.
Euron manages to destroy Daenerys' ships and capture Missandei - but we don't see how. The division becomes inevitable: Varys points out that everyone has to choose between Jon or Daenerys, as he fears Dany will become crazy like her father.
Back at Winterfell, news arrives and makes Jaime want to head south. Brienne tries to stop him, asking him to stay with her, saying he's a good man. Jaime then confesses that he threw Bran from the tower and everything he did for Cersei.
In King's Landing, Cersei tells Euron that the child she is carrying from Jamie is, in fact, his. If you were wondering why he made her sleep with Euron after complaining about him at court: it was to secure a future for her son.
Dany, Tyrion, Varys and Gray Worm along with the Unsullied arrive at the Red Keep to try to negotiate with Cersei, who tries to exchange Missandei's life for Daenerys' surrender.
Cersei then tells Missandei that if she has any final words, the time is now. She yells "Dracarys!" and Cersei orders Gregor Clegane to kill her, the knight then cuts off her head.
On the same day, Daenerys loses Rhaegal, one of her dragons, and Missandei, her close friend and confidant. She turns her back on Cersei… and the episode ends. Now, the real war for the Iron Throne in Game of Thrones begins.
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The penultimate episode of Game of Thrones starts out focused on Varys. He gets a birdie from her, and when he lands with Jon Snow on the shores of Dragonstone, he tries to convince him to want to sit on the Iron Throne because he's not sure if Daenerys will be a righteous or mad queen, like her father. .
Tyrion goes to talk to Daenerys to confess Varys' betrayal, but she assumes the traitor is Jon. Dany then discovers the scheme of how the information got around, which started with Jon telling the truth about being the son of Rhaegar Targaryen and Lyanna Stark to Sansa, who told Tyrion, who told Varys. "Like I said, Jon cheated on me," Dany said in reference to when she asked Jon not to tell.
Dany is clearly down and seems to have made the decision that she will, in fact, deal with Jon based on the idea that he is a traitor. In his quarters, Varys burns the message delivered to him by one of his little birds before Gray Worm and the Unsullied enter the room to fetch him.
Varys is taken to the slopes of Dragonstone, where Dany, Jon and Tyrion are. Varys says goodbye to the Lannister and Dany takes the lead, declaring that he has sentenced the eunuch to death. She says "dracarys" and Drogon burns Varys alive.
Dany then puts Jon up against the wall and blames Sansa for Varys' death. Jon continues to argue that he doesn't want the Throne, that he has no interest in being king. At that moment, however, there is a sudden change in Dany: she goes from wanting to fight for the people to saying that she doesn't mind being feared by them instead of being loved. Soon she, the Breaker of Chains.
Back in the throne room on Dragonstone, Dany threatens Tyrion - once again showing that she has gone from being the tough but fair queen to just becoming a tough ruler.
Jon, Ser Davos, and Tyrion arrive at the warriors' camp. As Jon walks away, Tyrion then asks Davos for help, but the scene cuts before the viewer can figure out what he would be asking the biggest smuggler in the series. At the same time, Arya and the Hound arrive in King's Landing.
Tyrion then meets with Jaime who is once again taken prisoner. And he was recognized precisely because of the golden hand. "You didn't think to take it off?" Tyrion asks, to which Jaime replies, "Cersei once said I was the dumbest of the Lannisters."
Jaime is unfazed by his impending death, but Tyrion tries to save his brother and suggests he run away with Cersei. Jaime fears for Tyrion, who could be killed by Daenerys if she finds out he freed his brother. However, he believes that without Cersei around, thousands of lives will be spared - and that's worth his. The episode then has an emotional moment between the two Lannisters, in which Tyrion confesses that Jaime was all he had in life.
Now the last war really begins. Euron Greyjoy and the Iron Fleet prepare to attack. In King's Landing, the citizens are protected behind the Red Keep, with the Hound and Arya sneaking between them, as does Jaime Lannister. Cersei's army is ready to fight Daenerys's.
After the calm before the storm, the battle begins. Iron Fleet tries to hit Drogon, who flies through the skies mounted by Daenerys, but they manage to dodge and burn all enemy ships and scorpions (the giant beasts created by Qyburn to slay dragons).
On land, the two armies stand silently against each other. They wait. But what the Lannisters didn't expect was for a dragon to come burning everything from behind.
Dany's warriors then take the lead and attack the remainder of Cersei's army that survived. We even see several Dothraki – which is a good sign, considering that it seemed like they all died fighting the Night King in the Battle of Winterfell.
Mounted on Drogon, Dany sets fire to everything, exactly what Missandei had asked him. In the Red Keep, Cersei is unshaken, certain that they will succeed. Qyburn tries to make her see that the odds are low, but Cersei doesn't give up: "I won't fall today."
Led by Gray Worm, the warriors composed of Jon Snow and Ser Davos advance through the city to find all the Lannister soldiers retreating. Drogon approaches to stand on a wall, roaring. This is the ultimate factor for all of Cersei's soldiers to drop their swords and ring the surrender bells.
Dany, however, is not happy with the bells ringing. She soars on Drogon towards the Red Keep, burning the citizens and warriors who ran in terror. Gray Worm then throws a spear at one of the soldiers who had surrendered. Jon tries to stop the bloodbath, but fails.
Parents are killed in front of their children. Drogon's fire burns King's Landing. General chaos erupts through the city's streets, with Jon and Tyrion in disbelief at the proportions it has taken. Snow saves a woman from being raped, killing the soldier who was going to attack her.
Drogon then attacks the Red Keep, starting to destroy the building's turrets. Jaime Lannister continues to sneak around to try to get to Cersei, but Euron Greyjoy comes out of the sea just as he is ing by. He confesses to Jaime that he slept with Cersei and says he will give his head to his sister as a gift. The two fight and Euron is killed.
Maester Qyburn tries to get Cersei out of the castle to save her, which she is reluctant before doing. Drogon's fire causes hidden living fire barrels to explode.
The Hound tries to convince Arya to leave, but she is determined to kill Cersei. "If you come with me, you will die here." At this point, the Hound's entire parental relationship with Arya is brought to an end in an emotional scene in which Arya calls him by name for the first time, just to thank him for all he's done for her.
The Hound kills Cersei's guards before finally reuniting with her brother, The Mountain. Cersei asks Ser Gregor Clegane to stay by her side, but he continues to walk towards her brother. Cersei then orders him to stop, which causes Qyburn to enforce the queen's request. However, the Mountain again ignores the request and kills Qyburn. He then fights his brother.
Cersei escapes and, at the castle, is finally reunited with Jaime. The two embrace in a touching moment, which makes Cersei realize that Jaime is injured. Meanwhile, Sandor Clegane manages to plunge his sword into the Mountain, but that doesn't stop Gregor, who rips the sword out of his stomach and starts throwing his brother hard against the stairs.
Arya is caught in the chaos against the crowd, while cut scenes show Ser Gregor beating Sandor Clegane over and over, he then pulls a knife from his belt and stabs the Mountain over and over again. He fails to kill him, so the Mountain tries to kill Sandor the same way it killed Oberyn Martell. Just before he succeeds, Sandor Clegane manages to get the dagger into his head, but it's not enough: Gregor is still alive. He then grabs his brother and jumps off the tower with him.
King's Landing burns both from Drogon's fire and from the living fire that was hidden in the city. Jon then yells at the men to retreat, trying to end the tragedy and minimize losses as quickly as possible.
Arya appears motionless and bloodied - but calmly, she survived, as did Jaime, who continues to try to save Cersei. She is transfixed at the sight of the castle crumbling, begging Jaime not to let her die and for their baby to survive. Jaime hugs Cersei and the two die together, buried by the Red Keep. Just like Jaime said in Game of Thrones season 5, he wanted to die in the arms of the woman he loves – and so he did.
Arya finds a horse and manages to flee the burning city. And so ends the penultimate episode of Game of Thrones.
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This Sunday, the series that has been successful since it was launched in 2011 will end. the fifth episode of Game of Thrones drew what should happen in the last episode: Tyrion will try to come up with a plan to remove Daenerys from power. But what will happen to King's Landing? Will Tyrion find out about what happened to his brothers? Will Jon fight his lover?
And Arya, did she go back to the North to get Sansa's help? We will only know this Sunday, day May 19, when the sixth and final episode of the eighth season of Game of Thrones airs, starting at 22pm.
In the preview, we can see that the young Stark is back, sneaking into the army of Daenerys, who must now consecrate herself as the Mad Queen.
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