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** Grey Worm ends up fulfilling his promise to Missandei before the Great Battle of Winterfell, going to Naath with many Unsullied to protect the island. Sounds happy enough (if [[BittersweetEnding bittersweet]] due to the fact his love is dead), but if the TV version of Naath is the same as the books, then the butterflies kill half of any visitors due to [[https://awoiaf.westeros.org/index.php/Butterfly_fever a horrific flesh-sloughing disease.]] that only the Naathi are totally immune to. While no doubt some Unsullied were taken from Naath, Grey Worm was not, and if these butterflies exist in the show's continuity[[note]](Davos mentions Naath's butterflies when meeting Missandei in Season 7, and a butterfly is the sigil beside Creator/NathalieEmmanuel's name in the opening credits)[[/note]], it's likely he's going to die a painful death or watch his fellow Unsullied die painful deaths around him.
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** Grey Worm ends up fulfilling his promise to Missandei before the Great Battle of Winterfell, going to Naath with many Unsullied to protect the island. Sounds happy enough (if [[BittersweetEnding bittersweet]] due to the fact his love is dead), but if the TV version of Naath is the same as the books, then the butterflies kill half of any visitors outsiders due to [[https://awoiaf.westeros.org/index.php/Butterfly_fever a horrific flesh-sloughing disease.]] that only the Naathi are totally immune to. While no doubt some Unsullied were taken from Naath, Grey Worm was not, and if these butterflies exist in the show's continuity[[note]](Davos mentions Naath's butterflies when meeting Missandei in Season 7, and a butterfly is the sigil beside Creator/NathalieEmmanuel's name in the opening credits)[[/note]], it's likely he's going to die a painful death or watch his fellow Unsullied die painful deaths around him.
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** Arya the Explorer/Explarya; comparing Arya to WesternAnimation/DoraTheExplorer.
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** Arya the Explorer/Explarya; Explorer/Arya the Explarya; comparing Arya to WesternAnimation/DoraTheExplorer.
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** Arya the Explorer/Explarya; comparing Arya to WesternAnimation/DoraTheExplorer.
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* AssPull: Daenerys is conveniently somehow completely alone and unguarded in the huge throne room when Jon kills her.
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** ''Drogon'', of all characters. He lost both his siblings, his 'mother' is killed by his only remaining 'relative' who betrays them. Everything he and his siblings fought and died for in order for his mother to ascend the Iron Throne, including the atrocities he committed in the previous episode, ends up being AllForNothing. The only vengeance he could have is burning the damn chair that is the source for evil games of power down, before flying away with his mother's corpse to fates unknown. For all we know, Drogon is truly the LastOfHisKind, and without anyone to guide him, he's left all alone by himself in the vast world that feared him.
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** ''Drogon'', of all characters. He He's lost both his siblings, siblings and his 'mother' is killed by his only remaining 'relative' 'relative,' who betrays them. Everything he and his siblings fought and died for in order for his mother to ascend the Iron Throne, including the atrocities he committed in the previous episode, ends up being AllForNothing. The only vengeance he could have is burning the damn chair that is the source for evil games of power down, before flying away with his mother's corpse to fates unknown. For all we know, Drogon is truly the LastOfHisKind, and without anyone to guide him, he's left all alone by himself in the a vast world that feared fears him.
