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Daenerys Dies the Same Way Her Father Did Here's how they did it, where things lie at the end of the series, and what it all means. Weiss faced a considerable challenge in wrapping up Game of Thrones' story, from the defeat of the White Walkers to the question of who would rule Westeros in just six episodes. Related: Everything We Know About House Of The Dragon

There were fantasies about Jon and Daenerys ruling side-by-side as a wise and benevolent king and queen, but that wouldn't quite have fit with the description of the finale as "bittersweet." Instead, almost all of the fan-favorite characters made it to the end - including Ser Davos, Bronn, Tyrion, Brienne, and Sam, who made up King Bran's Small Council. It's about as happy an ending as fans could have hoped for.

Meanwhile, Jon Snow headed beyond the Wall once more with the Wildlings, and Arya Stark sailed west in search of new horizons. The show ended with the Iron Throne destroyed, the old system of choosing Kings and Queens eradicated, Bran Stark elected as the new King of Westeros, and Sansa Stark ruling the North as an independent kingdom.

#Saw the game ending truth full#

It’s also the first time we see Travis Hamonic since he was dealt at the deadline to the Sens, and I wouldn’t be shocked to see a little bit of fireworks related to all this, given the rumblings that he wasn’t the most popular guy in the dressing room.Game of Thrones - HBO's thrilling epic historical fantasy series - finally came to an end after eight seasons, and the finale brought the story full circle in many ways. Alex Chiasson missed last night’s contest, but could be a go for tonight. It’s Halak for the Canucks and Gustavsson for the Sens in goal tonight, as Thatcher Demko rests for big games later this week against Minnesota and Calgary. Injured: Alex Chiasson (illness), Bo Horvat (lower body), Tanner Pearson (upper body), Tucker Poolman (upper body), Nils Hoglander (lower body) Nic Petan - Brad Richardson - Sheldon Dries William Lockwood - Juho Lammikko - Matthew Highmore Jason Dickinson - Elias Pettersson - Brock Boeser Injured: Mathieu Joseph (undisclosed), Shane Pinto (upper body) And much like we saw last week against Arizona, they’ll need to come out and dismiss any notion that this Sens team is going to play spoilers.Ĭourtesy of nhl.com, this is tonight’s disasterpiece blueprint, so to speak.īrady Tkachuk - Josh Norris - Connor BrownĪlex Formenton - Tim Stutzle - Drake BathersonĪustin Watson - Dylan Gambrell - Parker KellyĪdam Gaudette - Chris Tierney - Zach Senyshyn What we’ve seen when someone goes down though, is that whoever gets plugged into that hole fills in seamlessly, and this crazy run shows no sign of stopping.Ī win tonight will see the Canucks leap frog the Vegas Golden Knights into fourth place, and move them to within two points of the Los Angeles Kings, barring a Kings win over Anaheim tonight, and the Canucks will still retain a game in hand. They’ve had a ton of injuries again this year, and right now are missing Bo Horvat, Tanner Pearson, Nils Hoglander and Tucker Poolman. I mean, even if you saw the Canucks going on a run, did you have Tyler Myers turning into a solid, night after night defenceman after what we’d seen from him under Travis Green?Īnd they’re getting it done without some of their best players, too. And they’ve done it with roleplayers stepping up when they were needed the most, and a defensive rebirth that may be the most startling part of their transformation under Boudreau.

They’ve done it thanks to another stellar year from Thatcher Demko. They’ve done it on the back of some fantastic seasons from their best players. This has become a rallying cry of sorts, as this team, written off by everyone (and yes, that means us, too) have been one of the league’s best since December.

With their season hanging in the balance, the Vancouver Canucks have put together a six game win streak, with three of those six coming against teams they’re chasing to try to make the playoffs.īut, and forgive us if you’ve heard this, but if they don’t keep it going, it doesn’t mean shit, as Elias Pettersson said a few days ago. The Canucks have rattled off some fairly noteworthy wins since Bruce Boudreau took the reins in December, but this one might have been the most impressive of the bunch.