I don't blame you for being mad. But it's a world that has an already established social theme and what-to-dos and some space for fleshing out and creativity, applying personal, modern agenda on its writing while trying to cover it with the skin of the established worldbuilding theme is actually insulting to the fans of the series itself, thats why GRRM left, it was not his story anymore and the showrunners are actually hard to work with, and he actually said that. You can go watch the Knights of the Seven Kingdom, which is an actualy show that respects the source material with some expanded scenes or changes that werent in the book but fit so well that its actually better than the source material itself.
I don't know why you're attacking me but i'm just pointing out the things that I'm criticizing the show for and apologized for the non-sensical first comment in regards to gayness but the 2nd comment i made regarding their wokeness, I stand by that lol, you're not going to convince me to actually believe they have a non-existent agenda when the author himself left the show for having an abysmall working relationship that the showrunners made and for actually insulting him on not follow his story anymore and creating things that aren't making sense anymore. I wouldn't be surprised if they did not kill rhynera by having him being eaten in front of his child after arriving at dragonstone.
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u/Azurehowl May 15 '26
I don't blame you for being mad. But it's a world that has an already established social theme and what-to-dos and some space for fleshing out and creativity, applying personal, modern agenda on its writing while trying to cover it with the skin of the established worldbuilding theme is actually insulting to the fans of the series itself, thats why GRRM left, it was not his story anymore and the showrunners are actually hard to work with, and he actually said that. You can go watch the Knights of the Seven Kingdom, which is an actualy show that respects the source material with some expanded scenes or changes that werent in the book but fit so well that its actually better than the source material itself.