Diana Bishop Takes Away Satu Powers | A Discovery Of Witches Season 3 Episode 7
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 13 ม.ค. 2022
- Satu cannot accept that Diana is the chosen weaver witch and acts with Benjamin against Diana. When Diana arrives, she is concocting illusions and trying to stop him. Diana, on the other hand, takes Satun's powers away.
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I understand people expected a big magical battle but you need to consider context. Dianna is Godess level powerful after completing the book. It's like someone who just learned Magic against the Sorceress Supreme. It was never going to be dramatic considering the power disparity between the two. A Boot doesn't fear the ant.
That explanation makes sense logically but that doesn't make it good storytelling or exciting television. It was a ton of buildup with zero payoff.
@@EverlifeGame I agree with both comments! Episode 7 hasn't come out for me yet so I have only seen snipets here on TH-cam. I will say her killing the other vampire with the bow it should have been done differently. She killed the first vampire that came after Matthew the same way. And this was before she tapped into her powers. So why go all the way back in time and learn all she did only for no new spells to be used? Her fire drake Corra would have been PERFECT to kill the vampire that took Matthew. I wish we could have seen Corra again. And for her Aunt killing the other witch so easily. I mean a TINY bit bigger battle was to be expected.
Yo the ending was underwhelming period
Yes once you explained it that way it completely made sense why it was so un dramatic.
@@EverlifeGame You're so right ! God bless you.
I love that Satu really believed she was a threat to Diana.
Lol 😂 it's the delusion for me
Same she thought she ate that lol 😂
And who the heck told Satu that lie that she had such a destiny? Was it that old witch she went to in the bush for further training? Satu's temerity to tell Dianna that she get the book out of her was quite laughable 😂😂
@@KharisB.A the old woman was Satu’s grandmother who raised her in the woods to protect her as she was a weaver also. Satu seemed to believe (in the series) that she was the witch of the prophecy. We know of course it was Diana.
In Season 1 that satu tortured her right?
Satu really thought she was THAT bish and Diana shut that down quick 😂 Diana put her in her place and removed her powers, as she should💯
She got too many participation trophies as a kid.
Either way. Boring
Purrr
@@Ariarne12345 The opposite, she should have gotten prizes for her hard work, not for her perceived role. If you only get reward for winning but not for your hard effort, you place your value in winning, so when you don't win anymore you see yourself as a failure even if you are good in relation to your dealt hand. Although this was all made up, of course, so only the author made up how she would be.
i bind you, Nancy!!!.... lol. XD
Ha ha I thought the same thing😂
Thought the exact same thing 😂
I died laughing 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
was thinking that too
I said this outloud when i watched this episode lol
Everyone saying this was anti-climactic haven't read the book, I guess. That or they don't understand why this was done this way. Diana WAS rushing. She had to. She had the power to end this hard and fast and that's what she did. And honestly, THIS is the way Diana "fights". She's a damn weaver, she weaves! And she's damn good :)
Just because something was written down on a page doesnt mean it cant be anti climatic...thats the logic of a donkey
Exactly to "play with her food" would have been something Satu would have done. This scene rings true to Diana and who she is she saw and threat and eliminated it swifty.
Yeah I thought it was anticlimactic and I didn’t read the book. Stand-alone show not great but for people who have read the books I guess it’s a diff perspective,
@@xynthar4432 yes, I think that was one of the shortcomings of the show: Not clearly translating Diana’s journey from book to screen. She went through just about everything to the point where she finally understood her role as the goddess’s “arrow”. She’s the most powerful in the room. And that’s her burden. This scene in the book had you biting your nails 😆 but for all the pages it was written on it really only took about this length of time 😆.
My problem is that they built up Satu, Peter, and Benjamin as major individual threats, Peter and Satu for the entirety of the three seasons, and all three of the one-on-one fights took a cumulative total of less than 1 minute if you discount the two stupid illusions that Satu did that Diana just brushed aside like they weren't worth her time. Yes, Diana was exceedingly powerful by the end of the series, but it is the responsibility of the writer to create flaws in her that the villains can exploit to make the final fight feel fulfilling. Here the writer just didn't. For example what if they had made it so that Satu had been a friend to Diana and had been an ally for Diana in getting the book, but after seeing some negative effect that the book was having on Diana had turned against her out of fear of what the book was doing to her. Then the final fight could have still been the same but it would feel fulfilling because Diana still had to overcome something to succeed.
The ending was excellent! Goddess tier Diana took care of business! Satu overconfident azz was humbled quickly, loved it! Same for Benjamin. Diana struggled throughout the whole series, no need for an angst filled ending 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
A lot of people don´t understand that first of all the writer is a Historian teaching at the USC and second, a lot of the spells and inspirations she used for the witches are from Paganism and real-life Witchcraft. And Paganism is not like Marvel, there are no epic battles. The most intense thing in Paganism would be the rituals. The way Diana binds Satu´s power is exactly the way we do binding spells in real life. Also, she mentions the hand of the goddess, which is an indicator of Paganistic inspiration as well. Another thing with the spell she used to defeat Benjamin, mind you that spell actually exists. The author took inspiration from a spell that is called "Witch´s Ladder" to create the spell Diana is using. I am a practising witch and an anthropologist by education, so as a witch and an academic I love the way Deborah executes her knowledge of Paganism and Witchcraft in the book and in the show. This is even better than Charmed.
“We do binding spells in real life”. Cool bruh. Cant take anything you said seriously after that.
From one witch to another … i concur
I was also impressed with the writers deep dive into the history of witchcraft.
She honestly and truly put herself out there, and it definitely shows.
Anti climatic for whom? I’ve never understood the need for a big flashy ending. With all the bells and whistles and some crazy pyrotechnics.
Reality is far simpler. To do as little harm as possible while fully protecting yourself and others that is the very nature of the book of life.
The book of death would have been a different story, but the simplistic approach would still have been followed. Because no one wants to admit that common sense would dictate you show as little as possible to your enemies.
@@katiev8214 yeah but for example I’m not going to like a show because it’s realistic I’m going to like a show because it has a good story which for many and including me means a final battle of sorts
The Diana who went to get her husband is the one you wouldn't wish to meet
Some have issues with the no action part in this series but i think this is actually something what makes this series great. Good storytelling . I loved it.
I thinks it was the right thing to do, to strip her of her power which she used without conscience.it would be worse than simply killing her. She would live out her life without power, being naked before the goddess, but achingly wanting to use that power again but would never wield it again.
She gets her powers back
@@LifeisANovel no, she dosen’t in the end. She got them back in the first season but not the third.
Honestly, it was the cruelest fate for someone like Satu, who is more than likely to go and take her own life at that point.
Because being cut off from the divine is just painful when you’ve tasted it
Shame that Satu chose to go against Diana. Together they could've take on the world.
Even in the book, Diana was decisive about putting Satu in check and binding her. However, the reasoning was different. Satu threatened her children, and Diana not only crippled her powers, but also crippled her politically in the Congregation. I'm disappointed with the other congregation witch being deleted from the show though.
What other congregation witch do you mean the murderer Peter Knox?
@@katiev8214 no there was this witch who was a descendant of the bright born, which is what the twins are. I think Jane ir Janet. She is in the books.
@@raina2319 yeah she said she was a weaver also and nearly lived to 200 years old she still ages but slowly however I think that would be different with the twins I actually think they will be immortal even if one is a weaver considering how powerful Diana is and the bloodline of Matthew. The twins could be the first immortal witches half witch/ half vampire but with true immortality not aging slowly.
Without “Power OR Craft” is such a good lore reference on the distinction of witches power. The final season was rushed for budget concerns I believe, but I’m glad we got a resolution and not just a cancellation like Netflix series.
i loved the actress who played Satu. she had such a passive, emotionless expression 70% of the time making it difficult to know what she was thinking. it was very rare that we get to see Satu display emotions. in this case: fear
People here was expecting and epic battle between witches like WandaVision (aka Scarlet Witch) and Agatha do Once again this is not Marvel Disney..just saying
Why I am keep hearing Matthew and Baldwin saying: "DIANA no.." lol Let the lady do what she does best.
At least they strung out Satu's humiliation more, and we get to watch her bewilderment, confusion, and utter failure. they needed to do more of this to Benjamin. We see no range of emotion from arrogance to humiliation, to despair. After building him up to be the arch-villain so long. Just a minute more would have been more satisfying.
Did anyone get that Diana assessed her determined that she was a threat before acting? Satu could have walked away from this with her power….. but after that assessment a binding was need. Which I’d argue is like death to someone that has always known and used powers
Hmmm - not death but more of a castration.
Worse than death to be honest🧐
What people wanted was the climactic battle in the books. This was good based on budget and time but the book on this was so much more fulfilling
Even in the book it wasn't that exciting.
I personally found it satisfying... read that book so many times and still get excited 😅❤
I just realized how similar the powers used in this show compare to The Wheel of Time's One Power (True Source) especially the weaving of magic. Very nice details.
Yep, especially the yin-yang symbol at the beginning of the video, it just looks like the symbol of the Aes Sedai from the Age of Legends…
"I bind you, Satu..." LOL That's the same scene as the movie The Craft !!! No way !!
Given what Satu did to Diana in season one, this was well earned!
I just saw the entire series. Gosh. I love all the scenes. Diana was portrayed really well. I couldn't stop watching the show as soon as I discovered it. I wish there would be more. Her calmness in her battles were astonishing.
Of all the unmitigated arrogance to tell someone else what is or isn't their destiny. Just because you can't except the reality that you can't have what you want.
Especially when you already have so much to your name but you still want more
My thoughts exactly. It was as if she was the person appointed to distribute destinies to others. If delusion was a witch, it would be Satu.
To be honest I expected longer battle and more magic...
Tell me about it, they killed off Knox after me waiting YEARS with a wind spell!? Lol. Ugh. So upset because there was a build up this whole time like they just rushed it to get it over with, but you can tell it was definitely hurried.
To be honest, the endings for Knox, Satu, and Benjamin were about this short in the book. If I remember correctly, in the book Diana killed both Benjamin and Knox. She also spellbound a pregnant Satu.
@@darkshogun5887 Oh ok. I never read the actual books I just began watching the series and saw a good storyline but these battles between Knox and Satu should've been longer! Like I was surprised and appreciated the scene for what it was bit my issue is the shows producers got us all hooked into the " Showdown " between these characters and to see them destroy Knox like without there being an actual fight. That's why I was personally disappointed.
@@darkshogun5887 Books and tv show are two diferent mediums... I think that we expected more magic, because Diana was in past and she was learning how to use her magic. She also had Cora... I missed Cora .
@@ditush I understand that. The problem is magic, especially Cora, costs a lot to produce. They probably only showed Cora in the second season because she was relevant during that time and the book readers would have been pissed she was left out. In the third book, if I'm remembering correctly, she only had one defining moment. Unfortunately I can't remember what that moment was.
Efsane bir sahneydi uzun sürmemesine rağmen defalarca baştan - sona izledim.
Something consistently off somewhere but I like the classiness and subtlety
Can't believe they did us like that, No Epic Battles, no Magic, nothing,
Because Diana has mastered her powers. She can depower spells. That's insane
The battle would be a waste of time honestly
the best victory is victory without battle
@@dauletarstambekov7180 well hmmmm . So are you saying that cheating and trickery is good for victory
@@francisindinibotwey840 i mean diana is the most powerful witch in all of creation her magic exceeded satu's it made sense for her to quickly deal with satu revoking her magic. There was no need for a fight when we could already tell she was gonna win. As diana has proved she is no killer. She simply wanted to teach satu a valuable lesson.
Even though i overall enjoyed the show, i can't help but say how dissapointing was the last season being that rushed. I mean, we literally had a story and characters nicely built and then in the last season we get 5 episodes where the story was developing at a slow pace and then puff a huge influx of events happening during the last two episodes with the speed of lightning.
We literally found out that the guy behind everything was Benjamin in like what, episode 8(?) and his demice came in 8 seconds. There were not even words, it was just Diana completing her spell and killing him. Then we have Satu. Satu was presented as the main antagonist during the previous seasons and we had her story developed as a pretty powerful witch, who was also a weaver and who used to carefully plan all of her moves. Then, in season 3 she is literally a recurring character; all we see is extra short clips of her staring and thinking, having no objective, no plan, not even a reason to be in the series. Then she just shows up out of nowhere and having her powers developed as a spell caster and weaver, she creates a stupid illusion and goes on to battle Diana 1v1 with fire. It's as if her character went directly to garbage after 3 seasons. Diana being super powerful is no reason for a show to end in such a rushed way. Yes, eventually she would win, we all know that, but giving a total of 4 minutes for the final battle against 2 antagonists is just a pity and a complete waste of the story. There was just so much potential with all the characters and the 4 antagonists and we got a 10-minute for ALL 4 of them and they all lived happily ever after. One would expect they would go after the babies; One would expect that Gebert would take advantage of the opportunity the babies were left unprotected and fight Ysabeau to get to them instead of acting all civilized and leave voluntarily or accepting his fate when Diana convinced the others and he "lost" after centuries of organizing; One would expect that Satu would set traps for Diana; One would expect that the other characters would have any kind of participation in the ending scenes instead of being kept behind a magical wall; Out of all these characters, one would expect that at least one would end up sacrificing them for the greater good other than Em which was in the previous season.
I am pretty sure things were not supposed to develop like that. I feel that the creators had in mind there was gonna be a 4th season for sure and producers told them it ain't happening, wrap it up so they literally had to give an end within 7 episodes out of nowhere, with 4 different antagonists that needed to be dealt with. What would make sense is for Knox to be killed off before mid-season (around episode 3 or 4) and then for Satu to be the main issue until the end of the season. Then, we would have an entire 4th and last season focused on Benjamin and his ally Gebert.
Not necessarily… i mean how much of a let down was Game of Thrones? They come back from kicking the night kings ass… to stumbling over Cersei? Come tf on… the battle between the mt and his brother was rushed.
The fact that the most intense and meaningful battle happens before fighting Cersei is whack and stupid. The night king was threatening the entire world. Then Jon just lazily kills Dani and goes back to the wall.
Like discovery of witches isn’t the first writing team to drop the ball. Which is funny if you consider how many free ideas are pitched on message boards everywhere.
So the rushed and senseless battle with Satu & Benjamin… just the way that it unfolded was a disaster because no one could just wait for Covid to be over.
Which would have made a huge difference
Did you miss the part where the third season was filmed during the worst of Covid? And that one full episode was deleted to help defray the costs of Covid testing and precautions. They couldn’t travel and had to build new and expensive sets for some of the episodes. How about we appreciate what we DID get and not whine about what we didn’t. And there was never going to be a 4th season. 3 books in the All Souls trilogy and three seasons in the show.
I loved this wonderful series.
This was soooo satisfying
Perfect ❤️
This was suuuuuuper satisfying death for Satu would have been too easy and well let’s be honest it’s the coward way out for satu. I was hoping for this after what satu did to Diana.
Remember when Diana saved Matthew's life and was told there would be a price to pay? What was it?
Yeah I remember that but I think it was meant to be her life she would’ve sacrificed her life and she did almost die if it wasn’t for marcus and Mathew. Besides I think she was meant to survive because the book chose her to wield its power along with her own making her a goddess and essentially immortal so she could be with Mathew and her children forever who they no doubt will be ever as powerful as their mother in witch power and probably vampire powers to considering they are the first 2 hybrid children between a vampire and witch/goddess.
@@Mcherri Seems like they never closed that loop on the storytelling. Thank you for taking time to reply with your theory. ❤️
@@Jumbaride yeah but I doubt the goddess would’ve made her pay due to the fact Diana had a big ass destiny because of the book since she becomes a goddess herself.
@@Mcherri I understand your point of view, but it is still speculation. Maybe my question will be answered definitively in a continuation series.
It’s answered in the books. I don’t remember it, I’ll have to reread, but it is answered in book 3 i believe.
for me, the series matched the books in so much as the first was great and the last ho hum!
Yeah, I was so excited but it fell flat at the end. I’m late to the party lol. Just binged it all. I loved everything but the end. It just felt like a lot of buildup and anticipation to end in a whisper. I love the series though. The actors were phenomenal. Reading the books now.❤
How were the books? I'm just watching 3 season and am interested in books too.
I return you to the goddess without power without craft.
The series was wonderful, but the ending was rushed. Satu worked so hard to gain her powers back, to have them taken away with barely the slightest struggle? The same with Benjamin. He went to all that trouble, making it seem desperate, but instead, Diana beat him in the blink of an eye. I loved the entire series, and even though the ending basically gave me the outcome that I wanted… if I had sneezed while it was playing, I would’ve missed those crucial parts. 🥺 But… let’s face it… it was a HELLUVA lot better than the ending of Game of Thrones. 🤣
You read my mind. I totally agree with all that
Much better than GOT S8
Well with only 7 episodes and a Covid lockdown in place things had or shortened or left out. They hit the high spots well. Diana did spell bind Satu much like this except in a different location.
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My dude at least you didn’t have to read over 1400 pages to figure out that this is even less anticlimactic in the books.
She just too OP for satu 😂🤦♂️
She deserved this many times over
Ha they wheel of timed tf outta them effects
Poor Satu. She got the fudge around an find out.
Geez what was satu problem again
Does she take away her powers , or Binds her powers, so she can't use them anymore ??
Binds her powers.
She binds her so she cannot use any of her powers. Only Diana can unbind her and I doubt she ever would.
i was expecting more magic battle. it feels anticlimactic
You’re not alone. It was all made in haste. Disappointed.
@@castielcarlysle7327 it would be a waste of time . The husband was dying . If they had gone together then yes would have been epic .
Definitely should have been more! This buildup was years in the making like ugh.
It's pretty much exactly as shone in the book. They were just doing what the original writer intended
The Satu fight in the book was short but Knox and Benjamin's deaths should have been bigger. They didn't even set up the context of the bow and arrow that Diana used. They could have done something different. The ending didn't match the build up.
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What I never understood is why she thought she had the blood of the lion and the wolf. Specially in the show.
You mean Satu? She had an inflated ego of her powers.
Ya that never made any sense to me either.
Can't wait for the resr
It’s giving….The Craft.
I think was series was very good. If you paid close attention, it does show all the stages of Diana’s magic coming full term. Wouldn’t it be great bc Diana is The Book of Life that she will be immortal because of that fact. Then Matthew will have a future that includes Diana.
She won’t be immortal because of the BOL. She will have a normal “human” lifespan per Deb Harkness.
At least we got her character development and learning her powers so it didnt feel completely unearned.
That ending was awful and anticlimatic as hell. No one even put up a fight and it felt very much like checking off required boxes.
True but the book wasn't all that different either.
Qual é o nome da série ?
Is there a new season??
No. This is from third season which was the final season.
how is this even out already
My thoughts exactly
it premiered in January
Look like the wheels of time
bu dizinin tiryakisiyim
fakat bu son sezon basitleştirildi özet geçillir gibi oldu
hele ki son bölümü demo gibi çakilmiş
olaysız geçti her bişiş kısa geçildi
Well hope there will be a movie coming out......😘💟
Where can l see this season please
On MAX
A little disappointed that they didn't give Diana her markings from taking the Book of Life into herself.
oh no english subs? audio a bit soft
I was really disappointed that was the big magical fight to end this saga. And Satu making this insane choices just didn't feel right I wanted a bigger boss and a bigger spell! Well never mind I'll just move on with my life. Much blessings y'all ❣️
Is she like an aes sedai
Isn't satu a weaver as well? That's what that Meredian said
Yes but she wasn't trained nearly as well as Diana was. Diana is also just more powerful. She wasn't able to fully access and direct that power in their previous encounters.
Does anyone know where I can watch the series?
I believe the first season is still available on Amazon prime, not sure though
@@mannyfresh83 ohhh, thank´s
It airs on Sundance.
On AMC on cable in America and on Skye One in Britain. I am sure a collection series will be made because it was well loved by its fans!
Cuevana
Sooo. Do we ever learn what price the goddess exacted from Diana for giving Matthew her blood?
Diana's life as a servant of the Goddess, to deal out justice when called upon.
She had to,give up,her fear of who she was and how powerful of a witch she is. The Goddess needs her to mete out justice.
The one power?
Ayni Aes Sedai gibi isik kulaniyor kadin?
That's exactly what i thought 😂 it is literally the same effect
@@eokoji9886 yeah, and they used it before the wheel of time series I believe
Honestly, it's better done here, considering this has a much smaller audience and budget, I am a bit disappointed with the Ae Sedai depiction. Here it's done so much better.
Son sezon olması beni baya üzmüştü. Ama tadında bitirdiler. Yinede Rebecca ve Phılıph'in büyüdüğünü görmek isterdim.
@@sincerelyeugene6638 i actually really liked the effect of the one power, it really looked like as a flow of water or a sort of weave so i think it is well done, but I have to say i am a non reader so i don't know what the book readers really thought of this portrayal of the power.
This was so utterly lackluster
ليش مافي ترجمة
I dont understand how Satu dies. I know Diana binds her power, but that didnt kill her.
Satu dosen’t die in the books or series. Diana just spell binds her, making her powerless.
Stripping Satu of her powers was more painful to her than death.
@@KharisB.A yeah she gor what she deserved. She tried to open Diana up for no reason, other then a feeling of privilege,
it looks like in wheel of time
This was so underwhelming and disappointing, so was Benjamin's death, season 3 felt rushed and didn't take advantage of the actors' ability (even though I think Teresa Palmer was not right for Diana) -- very anticlimactic, like what most of you think
I am so glad someone else agrees that she isn’t right for the Diana role
@@virgoenergy6636 Absolutely, every scene just felt awkward and underwhelming
This whole adaptation has been underwhelming and outright boring at times. Three of my favourite books in the world reduced to an uninspired, lackluster tv melodrama with a crap budget and actors who are totally miscast in their roles. The old WB show Charmed had better special effects (and at times better acting) and that series is over 20 years old. So disappointing...
@@SoulShines4U Charmed was amazing in its prime (seasons 1-3); yeah I was really let down
@@SoulShines4U season 1 and 2 I liked and believed they tallied well with the books because they can’t in all honesty go scene for scene with the book but I agree this season 3 thus far (I just watched episode 5) seems a bit rushed and not doing justice to the final book of the trilogy
This fight was so lame.
No. We both know that their power is not on the same level. No need to have a have a big fight or battle between these two witches cause we all know how powerful Diana is.
@@ralphmilnerrr but the show build up the big fight to happen but I guess they didn't have the budget to see it through lmao.
Wait? She gentled her? Her power is similar to ONE POWER
All that build up for this? Laaaaame. I wanted a big battle and got a scene from "The Craft" instead. Smfh.
This isn’t wandavision lol
@@blackpyxy9583 but, it should have been.
@@mlr0115 this was a more realistic take on magic. So sorry you didn't get your Marvel light and laser show, lol.
@@rebelfighter5249 wasn't looking for some spectacular Marvel light show, tbh. This was just lackluster by any standard. Magic or otherwise. Also, imagine talking about something being "realistic" when it comes to magic. Smfh.
Context, big deal...That's over thinking it..After Satu's initial torture of Diana, all through the rest of the entire show there was a big build up to their battle..Both were Weavers..Millions of fans anticipated it.. Waited for Corra to join in it..Instead, it ended up with a disappointing "That's it?" reaction...Lame..
So I finally finished watching the series and my verdict is that…it was alright. But, I wasn’t fully satisfied with the story as a whole. I’m not entirely sure exactly what it is about this particular show that just wasn’t doing enough for me. Lack of fangs, maybe, I don’t know. Some of the acting?-was there an imbalance between the dialogue and the action(too much of one or lack there of the other)? Not enough character background…? Was the story too rushed! I get much constraints with filming because of COVID, but still I found something was off. Anyone else felt there was something off with the series?
What a horrible season.. All that mention of power and a witch destined to destroy all for this? Meh!
Laaaaaame. This whole story is what would happen if Twilight and Outlander had a mediocre baby. Diana Bishop is cringe.
Where did all the black and coloured people come from ?? They’ve changed an excellent trilogy into an excellent WOKE trilogy. 😮😢😮😢
you mean they made it more “realistic”. Why wouldn’t there be colored creatures as they do exist among humans, especially with them being all connected as Diana stated. If that’s how the book was written it definitely needed to be “woken” , for appeal to a broad audience if nothing else ($$$).
This show is soooo boring. There's no excitement in each final episodes of each seasons 💤
This ending was even worse than the one of Game of Thrones 🤦🏻♀️ and only seven chapters of this season?! Terrible!!
This show was the definition of disappointment. So much build up for literally nothing.
First season nice,second season,doubts started,third season s***ked balls.........The main characters were the worst.A show full of cheap repeating propaganda.And another thing.....I don’t care about the books,i watched the show and the show is a fail.
The series was very well done. The last season was filmed under difficult circumstances with Covid lockdowns.
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What people wanted was the climactic battle in the books. This was good based on budget and time but the book on this was so much more fulfilling