"Games of Thrones" Chapter 4: there will Be a Dragon - Spoilers

A six-year-old bld-up has finally come to its first satisfaction, with a tremendous battle filled with exciting and exciting moments. But the episode was wonderful, including particularly moving encounters and a jumble of explicit moments from the past of the Games of Thrones.

It was a Catholic manifestation after the expectation of too many years. Years, during which time we had to watch the diners run in loops, get kidnapped, released, kidnapped and released, looking for her dragons, fearing her dragons, releasing slaves who are kidnapped again and then releasing them again, burning and not burning time after time, and generally spreading time only so as not to reach Westrose And to provide us with the action for which we convened. Occasionally we did receive a pound of charred meat, the dragons were used here and there to destroy evil masters and enemy ships, but of course all these things were nothing to what we saw this time, in a huge and often frustrating childhood. "You are a dragon," said the late Olena Tyrrell to Danny, "you will be a dragon." Amen, Sister.

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Dainriz has adopted the "We do not know you will not be" tactic. Minutes after we saw her complain about the matter, she burns the spoils of war instead of trying to take him to feed her people in the approaching winter. She was so tired of not releasing her biggest weapon, but it did not seem like a wise thing to do. Especially since most of the gold has already made its way into a king, so that Sarsay can repay its debts, receive the support of the Iron Bank for its next battles, and pay the gold companies so that they can reach Massus and help break the siege on the city. And who knows, there may be some gold coins with which Caiborn can create more than one anti-tank weapon, because this was obviously a stupid choice, in this case the Scorpio, as they call it, could not kill or neutralize But if he was one of the monster's smaller brothers, the impact would have been more serious, perhaps even fatal, and at some point one of the dragons would indeed lose his life, if only to make the war in the white moves more complicated.

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The dragons are not even the only thing that has made the sequence so stunning - the Dutraks have finally illustrated how they have become so terrifying in battle. "Only a fool will meet the Dutraks in an open field," Robert Barathion once said, only a fool and who has no choice, it seems. Their appearance of attacking and fighting puts even more shadow on the embarrassing abilities that the series has shown us from the Untouchables, those who are supposed to be war artists and have never been impressed at all. The Dutraks, on the other hand, are racing and screaming, shooting arrows from their arches while they stand on their galloping horses. As soon as they had filled and filled the horizon with howls and horses, and before Drogon had broken into the sky, you could already see soldiers trembling with fear in the ranks of the Linisters. It was easy to understand them.

I think it's the most successful series today and after the last chapter I understand why, I do not know why there are other people who do not like or do not watch this series and they probably do not like sitting too much in front of the TV for a few hours so they probably prefer to watch a movie . I think if my dad for example would start to see that my mom was really bored because she had no one to talk to while having the chapter. I recommend it to everyone.