SlimySnake
Flashless at the Golden Globes
Yes, we all know the show jumped the shark in the final couple of seasons, but his trial was so silly and unsatisfying that it randomly started bothering me out of the blue and I have to vent.
First of all, Sansa and Arya have no proof of any of their accusations against Littlefinger other than Bran who can see the past. Even Ned had to admit that he betrayed the crown before Joffrey had him executed. Here, they just spout a bunch of accusations without providing any evidence and slit his throat while his men watch in silence. Even Joffrey and Cersei knew you cant just accuse people of something and have them executed. They waited until Ned was cajoled into pleading guilty.
Littlefinger was the one who set off the entire saga by killing Jon Arryn and setting up Tryion as Bran's assassin. He betrays Ned. Assassinates Joffrey. Kills his wife. And rescues Jon at the battle of the bastards and he is just sent off so unceremoniously its infuriating. Yes, Jaime, Danyrs and Jon all deserved better endings, but i just hate how everyone just took Bran's word for it. Maybe if it was written better and Bran had to convince everyone at court that he can indeed see the past, and provide actual receipts then maybe. But even then, having Bran's superpowers defeat the cleverest man is so unfulfilling. he should've been outsmarted instead of having a supernatural deity call an audible.
First of all, Sansa and Arya have no proof of any of their accusations against Littlefinger other than Bran who can see the past. Even Ned had to admit that he betrayed the crown before Joffrey had him executed. Here, they just spout a bunch of accusations without providing any evidence and slit his throat while his men watch in silence. Even Joffrey and Cersei knew you cant just accuse people of something and have them executed. They waited until Ned was cajoled into pleading guilty.
Littlefinger was the one who set off the entire saga by killing Jon Arryn and setting up Tryion as Bran's assassin. He betrays Ned. Assassinates Joffrey. Kills his wife. And rescues Jon at the battle of the bastards and he is just sent off so unceremoniously its infuriating. Yes, Jaime, Danyrs and Jon all deserved better endings, but i just hate how everyone just took Bran's word for it. Maybe if it was written better and Bran had to convince everyone at court that he can indeed see the past, and provide actual receipts then maybe. But even then, having Bran's superpowers defeat the cleverest man is so unfulfilling. he should've been outsmarted instead of having a supernatural deity call an audible.