82 minutes of sharp intake of breath and convoluted expressions later, we were finally done with what is being hailed as one of the most iconic episodes of the Game of Thrones. Beautiful cinematography and a background score that sent shivers down your spine, ‘The Long Night’ was a true spectacle; at least the parts that you could see through all the darkness (pun intended). He needs saving from a swarm of wights by Daenerys on a dragon, and he further needs saving from Viserion by his sister Arya Stark. Does impassioned speeches before the war really make him worthy of the Iron Throne? And finally, a thousand dragon glass-made weapons for Arya Stark and the Iron Throne, too, if she so wishes.

Source: The Telegraph April 30, 2019 14:03 UTC