It’s @emilyhughes over here delivering a million-dollar lesson in worldbuilding https://twitter.com/emilyhughes/status/1130451386884415489 …pic.twitter.com/Osum4c7re4
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This show doesn’t deserve the benefit of the doubt, I don’t know why I’m giving it any.
Screw food I’m gonna go write a high fantasy epic that doesn’t hear the sound of itself choking on on its own dick and insist it’s opera
Everyone always makes fun of fantasy + fantasy fans by saying how low the bar is and my god it’s now even lower
That's exactly what I kept saying about the whole episode. Do some crazy supernatural shit to end this thing!
Right? Seems like there were a lot of other things much more baffling than this.
How are the gods in that universe thematically different than faiths in ours? Do the zombies imply a spirit or afterlife beyond just a mindless return of the corpse?
I agree with the premise that this season was bad, chunky, had rigid low fantasy dialog, but I'm interested in learning more about this specific criticism?
“Why are all the elements of this pastiche connected by paste?” 
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