Now My Watch Has Ended
If it wasn’t for the awful ending, I’d be re-watching Game of Thrones during lockdown. I just can’t bring myself to re-invest in characters that I know will let me down.
A reluctant true-king who rose from the dead to fulfil his divine destiny, but doesn’t.
A loyal companion in possession of proof that proves to be be absolutely meaningless.
An omniscient buddha who’s journey veers suddenly left when he appoints himself prime-minister.
An ominous force of evil that turns out to be an entirely one dimensional baddy who only kills extras.
A vengeful assassin with mystic powers who abruptly discards her to-do list in favour of a gap year.
The last three episodes of that programme were devastating. One of the greatest works of television concludes in the collective anti-climax of every main character.
I’ve still not got over the disappointment.