I think you nailed issues with Arya and the battles.

I disagree with the Jon Snow resurrection. Outside of the Wall I doubt anyone would take that story at face value.

Also with Dany she killed all their leaders and walked out of a fire, I think that might be enough for the Dorathki to be convinced she is the leader they've been waiting for.



>Arya's shit was poorly written. She knows that the waif is
>after her, yet she's leisurely walking around Bravos tossing
>bags of money at sailors? Not being careful or cautious as
>all? After all she's been through? Then she gets stabbed in
>the stomach and the next episode is on some parkour shit,
>jumping off ledges and sliding down staircases on her fucking
>stomach? While being chased around by someone being trained by
>the worlds foremost group of assassins... who by the way...
>only trained her in stick fighting. How does that help her
>become an assassin? Sorry, that's poor writing.
>
>Jon was risen from the dead. Told that "they think you're a
>god." Yet he not only has trouble getting those same folks who
>think he's a god to join him, but NO ONE ELSE in the fucking
>storyline is at all concerned that this dude was dead and now
>he's not? His death has come up one time since his
>resurrection. As has the fact that the Lord Commander of the
>Night's Watch has abandoned them. None of the Norther houses
>give a fuck about that? Sorry, that's poor writing.
>
>Littlefinger and the knights of the Vale show up at the last
>minute... the EXACT same thing that happened when Stannis'
>troops showed up to save the Night's Watch? The EXACT same
>thing that happened when Tywin's men showed up to save the day
>at the Battle of The Blackwater? The exact same thing happens
>in the 3 consecutive big battles? Sorry, poor writing.
>
>Shit even Danaerys' storyline... So she kills the Khals, and
>that makes the rest of the Dothraki join her? Umm... well when
>Khal Drogo died, most of his Khalessar left. She was mostly
>stuck with the women, children, and weak. The stronger
>warriors decided to become Khal's themselves. Yet this time
>they all just choose to follow her? Even though we know this
>isn't how they really function? Even though we know that they
>have no interest in the seven kingdoms and they are scared of
>water? They just choose to join her contradicting all that
>we've learned about them and their culture? Sorry poor
>writing.
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