As a result, I find myself a bit frustrated, even though there are satisfying moments. That hasn’t seemed to be the case, though admittedly I’m looking through a glass dimly.

My expectation has become that D&D should value that resource just as much as I do, making each moment count and bear some significance in the endgame, or at the very least moving us in that direction. So, screen time is limited and an extremely valuable resource in my eyes. I’ve viewed this season through the lens of 'We have basically somewhere between 23–25 episodes left of this series,' as the show runners (D&D) have intimated that they have 13–15 episodes remaining after this season, likely spread out over 2 more seasons. If you read my recap that I did last week, you’ll know that my immediate reaction to Episode 7 was frustration and disappointment, mainly born from the results being different from my expectations. It may also contain book spoilers and/or speculation, but I’ll do my best to keep those to a minimum as much as possible. SPOILER WARNING: The following post contains spoilers from Game of Thrones’ Season 6 Episode 8: No One. If you haven’t seen the show and aren’t a follower of Game of Thrones, there’s not much for you here, I’m afraid. People seemed to enjoy it, so much so that Kendall asked me to make it a regular post for the rest of the season. If you didn’t see it last week, I put up a fanpost with a recap of last week’s episode of the wildly popular Game of Thrones series.

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