You can really tell that the show has deviated extremely from the books at this point. For example, Jamie, Brienne, Sam, Greyworm, Sansa, Tyrion, Jon, Bran, Arya, Sandor, Daenerys, (I think Tormund), etc. ALL live. At least half of them should've died. Here are the questions we may NEVER get answers to...
1) what's the purpose of Bran warging into ravens in this episode? 2) what's Bran's purpose as the three eyed raven in general? 3) how did Arya just zip right past all the wights and white walkers? 4) who are the white walkers? 5) what did the night king want? 6) who is the night king? 7) in Martin's theme of stories coming full circle, will there be another night king? 8) what's the purpose of the god's wood and the weirwood trees? 9) is Bran the night king? 10) is Bran Bran the Builder?
Obviously there will be more questions but these are some of the biggest. The huge questions of why the producers decided to destroy the largest threat that's ever existed to humanity like that will also never be answered. The most relevant question though is probably WHY THE HELL ARE THESE EPISODES SO DARK AND BLURRY?!?!?! I get it, the wights bring darkness and snow and clouds blah blah blah but I could barely see anything the entire episode! It seems like this episode was wrapped up like a prematurely cancelled series. I guarantee the next episode two episodes will be just as boring as the first two.
1) what's the purpose of Bran warging into ravens in this episode? 2) what's Bran's purpose as the three eyed raven in general? 3) how did Arya just zip right past all the wights and white walkers? 4) who are the white walkers? 5) what did the night king want? 6) who is the night king? 7) in Martin's theme of stories coming full circle, will there be another night king? 8) what's the purpose of the god's wood and the weirwood trees? 9) is Bran the night king? 10) is Bran Bran the Builder?
Obviously there will be more questions but these are some of the biggest. The huge questions of why the producers decided to destroy the largest threat that's ever existed to humanity like that will also never be answered. The most relevant question though is probably WHY THE HELL ARE THESE EPISODES SO DARK AND BLURRY?!?!?! I get it, the wights bring darkness and snow and clouds blah blah blah but I could barely see anything the entire episode! It seems like this episode was wrapped up like a prematurely cancelled series. I guarantee the next episode two episodes will be just as boring as the first two.