But where are you getting this information from? A book that we don't even know more about the author? It's like if Amber Heard wrote a book about Johnny depp, it would make him look like the bad guy of course, but then what would be the real story?
This is just observation. Have you never read a story and got the feeling the Writer had an intention with a scene and you don't agree? It happens often in romantic triangles. "Why the female lead wants this guy? The other one is so much better" That type of thing
That is so true! Like sometimes I'm thinking that there's no way that girl would go for Mr plane Dave from accounting rather than Mr thirst trap villain. It's like the author wants to tell us that her character is goody two-shoes to the core. And sometimes okay and hear me out, like okay there are times where in a show, I would say, How I Met Your Mother, where in the end Ted ends up with Robin and Barney ends up still being single and it just doesn't make any sense because the development between Barney and Robin was so strong and then wrecks it in the last episode. I always felt that that was so horrendous after years of watching a series. That to me still like guests to me because it doesn't make any sense because they barely mentioned the mother at all. But first and foremost, the ending to game of thrones, that made 0 sense why Brianna would pass up a chance to be with you know, this guy who supported her to Knighthood with the beard and everything for a guy who wants to slam his twin sister. That absolutely made zero sense and why would Brianna go for that dude and not go for Tormond. Tormon was awesome
Writer teying to makes the King human again. Well, I don't buy it. He is still in trash territory for me and I thought this attempt was very forced