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Message: [QUOTE="AdamaNation, post: 3162472, member: 6793"] Full circl full circle. John ended up being treated like a bastard just as he started. The fact he went back to the wall as a Targaryen heir replicates the first leader of the watch we saw in aemon Targaryen who was the true heir after argon/raegar???(sorry so many names) he didn’t want the throne just like his nephew Jon snow. This guy gave him his sword as well. Despite all the issues there will never be an acceptable end on screen or something n print. The one thing we have all gotten better at as a society is finding fault or imperfections in everything in an attempt to be more in the know and what not. (See this post!) Martin,should he got off his arse and finish will not make everyone of his actual long tie readers happy either. One thing with us fantasy and comic book nerds. We are all ornery. Now the bright spot is the guy who we all thought was the star of this show and didn’t get past season one got his just reward. Ned Stark fathered the king of Westeros. The queen of the independent north. And pretty I have much the king of the free folk wildlings. Rushed ?absolutely!Could it have been better over more episodes ?maybe, we just didn’t want it to end. But the exiled Jon waltzing out past the wall and seeing the gate close (with obvious orders by the new king or respect from his fellow watchmen for his sacrifices) was perfect. The ambiguity of the sopranos made us confused. The ending of Lost destroyed us for finales. This was probably as close to good as you can get. In respect to Jon’s weaker lines, how about Dinklage’s role this whole season? By far his best from the most popular character in what many think was the worst season overall. [/QUOTE]

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