No One

After watching the episode 'The Door'(S06, ep05) I have been thinking that the next ep06 and ep07 would be fascinating. But it made me sad. Generally in every season the episode 08 become the most interesting like Hardhome (S05, ep08), The Mountain and the Viper (S04, ep08) etc. So my expectation becomes high towards the next episode though I have not found any interesting in last two episodes. I and my all hostel mates just now watch the ep08 (no one). Definitely it is better than the last. Direction is perfect. But we have not found what we expect in the story behind name of the title 'No One'.

At the end the fighting is so exciting and track changes at suspense. But compare to others suspension, it is not the best. So my rating is 8.7/10.

There are several nice twists and turns - and a sense that something big might be coming our way.

Game of Thrones, despite its dragons and its mythmaking, is not a respite. Part of the reason we love it is that its conflicts, its violence, its triumphs and failures of leadership and governance and character, mirror our own.

"A GIRL IS ARYA STARK OF WINTERFELL, AND I'M GOING HOME."

An okay episode overall but the storyline of Arya Stark highly DISAPPOINTING & full of plot holes. The makers could have added so many dimensions it but it just remained one- dimensional. They failed to take advantage of the potential that her story arc had. And regarding Daenerys, we are confused whether she is a hero, anti-hero or villain. Her motives are not clear at all. Rest of the story moved with decent pace with nothing much interesting to add.

Just waiting for the final two episodes of the season which the makers are claiming to be very high paced.

#FingersCrossed

It's a shame about the whole Arya thing. We have never seen her as supernatural, but in a Wile E Coyote kind of way, she keeps bouncing back, even though she has been brutally stabbed. Her wounds should have been utterly debilitating but she swims, runs, goes on the offensive. Even in the most dramatic fantasy, there have to be rules. Aside from her story, the rest is pretty good development of times and plot lines, more exposition. There is some nice revenge stuff. Cersei is becoming more and more interesting, even though she is ultimately ruthless. The forces are up for alliances or forced compliance, and so going into the ninth of the season, I have great interest. Tyrion at times gets a little tiresome with his indulgences. He seems so focused on being drunk all the time. But he still manages to function well. Dani is out there and things are going to get hot, literally. Not the best of episodes but a necessary one.