),Aaron Sorkinand Co. had a lot of emotion to pack into a small space.
But in a heartbreaking moment toward the end of the episode, she realizes what she’s done.
The tears from everyone onscreen are heartbreakingly real, something that adds a tragic power to the hour.
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Robb (Richard Madden) is vengeful, while Catelyn (Michelle Fairley) is fearful.
And that’s just in Westeros.
Across the Narrow Sea, Daenerys Targaryen (Emilia Clarke) is also mourning.
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But shedoeseventually emerge from the ashes, reborn as a mother of three dragons.
After all, it’s all men who must die not women.
Such was the case forThe West WingwhenJohn Spencer, who played Leo McGarry, passed away.
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Eventually, though, the series caught up with reality.
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The whole thing ends with Marissa shooting Trey in the back to save the man she loves.
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His despair culminatesduring the burial, where his constantly crumbling face perfectly portrays the depth of his sadness.
No one’s immune from death, and they’re no exception.
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Eloquent, honest, and heartfelt, the two-part episode is beautifully executed.
Rather than skewing melodramatic, he strips the episode down to its rawest moments.
Broken relationships will mend themselves; longstanding tension will disappear.
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(“It don’t do no good.
It don’t change nothing,” he explains.)
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