Whole Season 6 review:
A howl in the dark. That's how season 6 starts. Ghost crying through a snowy blizzard. A sign of loss, a sign of despair, because the world lost its greatest warrior. But this season did not lead to defeat. Jon rose again from the snow, Daenerys rose again from the dragon fire, Cersei rose from the green fire, the Night King rose from the dark snow. Four unstoppable forces, ready to chaos.
On the night, a cry can be heard from the distance: "Hold the door!" it says, for some though, it's "Hodor!", which reminds us of an ancient season 1, which reminds us of the greatness this show is.
The stories grew with such ease, that each episode felt like the best one, or just a classic one, which is the soul of GOT, having such a rigid and clear structure.
But what is this season without its primary pillars, the Battle of the Bastards and The Winds of Winter? It was an emotional ride, from the visuals to the music.
Jon Snow, Daenerys Targaryen and Cersei Lannister all had tremendously good and satisfying developments.
And the truth about Jon...was shocking; but for us all, he's still a Stark. The White Wolf.
On the night, a cry can be heard from the distance: "Hold the door!" it says, for some though, it's "Hodor!", which reminds us of an ancient season 1, which reminds us of the greatness this show is.
The stories grew with such ease, that each episode felt like the best one, or just a classic one, which is the soul of GOT, having such a rigid and clear structure.
But what is this season without its primary pillars, the Battle of the Bastards and The Winds of Winter? It was an emotional ride, from the visuals to the music.
Jon Snow, Daenerys Targaryen and Cersei Lannister all had tremendously good and satisfying developments.
And the truth about Jon...was shocking; but for us all, he's still a Stark. The White Wolf.