Daken9
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- Apr 28, 2017
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Dude, Gweyr's quest is so laughable from a narrative perspective.
Could've been about a good person doing a bad thing and lying to herself about it ["No" option ---> She realizes her mistake, does NOT go back to her family but rather decides to stick to the wilds and redeem herself by helping travelers and the like (maybe sexy time with the PC), effectively the good ending].
Could've been about warrior too jaded to consider alternatives ["Yes" option ---> She goes back to her family but doesn't learn anything from her ordeal, hence the lukeworm reception she ends up receiving anyway from Gwyn and Garth, and maybe even ends up being a bad influence on Garrett or something, effectively the bad ending].
Could've been, y'know, actually complex characters and nuanced topics. Instead it's Jaime "i never really cared about the innocent" Lannister. Which, now that i think about it, yeah. Not many writers could have done a worse job with S8 of GoT, but with how convoluted yet utterly black&white his content actually is despite all the striving, i'd say Tobs is one of them.
Could've been about a good person doing a bad thing and lying to herself about it ["No" option ---> She realizes her mistake, does NOT go back to her family but rather decides to stick to the wilds and redeem herself by helping travelers and the like (maybe sexy time with the PC), effectively the good ending].
Could've been about warrior too jaded to consider alternatives ["Yes" option ---> She goes back to her family but doesn't learn anything from her ordeal, hence the lukeworm reception she ends up receiving anyway from Gwyn and Garth, and maybe even ends up being a bad influence on Garrett or something, effectively the bad ending].
Could've been, y'know, actually complex characters and nuanced topics. Instead it's Jaime "i never really cared about the innocent" Lannister. Which, now that i think about it, yeah. Not many writers could have done a worse job with S8 of GoT, but with how convoluted yet utterly black&white his content actually is despite all the striving, i'd say Tobs is one of them.
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