Warning: Spoilers for Game of Thrones: Season 7 below...
It sure has been an interesting and enthralling journey since HBO's Game of Thrones left George R. R. Martin's book series behind back at the beginning of Season 6. At the time too, there was almost an "and not a moment too soon" quality to the break. Season 5 had caught some notable flack for being bleak. Not that the show hadn't been bleak by design, as part of its actual blueprint, but after four plus years, some fans had reached their threshold.
Once Sansa started getting victimized and brutalized again and then Princess Shireen got burned to death by her own father, there was a cry from the rafters regarding Thrones being too much of an agony parade, especially since those moments didn't come from the books (or hadn't happened in the books yet). Viewers wanted wins. They wanted the good guys to stand tall for once. Then Jon Snow got ganked in the Season 5 finale and it seemed all was lost. Fan theories held firm though (for readers and viewers) and there was hope that a Lord of Light loophole would save everyone's favorite beautiful bastard.
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