Matches in DBpedia 2014 for { ?s ?p "A central challenge of Game of Thrones is that it presented most of its central cast together, then scattered them to a half-dozen different locations. Generally the series has done a remarkable job, even as it rushes through a lot of story, of making their threads feel connected, even when they’re not in each other’s presence. Jon Snow and his men in black have felt like the most disconnected from the rest of the story this season: they’re playing the show’s long game, the existential threat of the White Walkers. As rich as their story is in mystery and mythology–this week we get some information about the “First Men” who colonized Westeros thousands of years ago–it can feel like watching a separate show within a show.". }
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- The_Ghost_of_Harrenhal quote ""A central challenge of Game of Thrones is that it presented most of its central cast together, then scattered them to a half-dozen different locations. Generally the series has done a remarkable job, even as it rushes through a lot of story, of making their threads feel connected, even when they’re not in each other’s presence. Jon Snow and his men in black have felt like the most disconnected from the rest of the story this season: they’re playing the show’s long game, the existential threat of the White Walkers. As rich as their story is in mystery and mythology–this week we get some information about the “First Men” who colonized Westeros thousands of years ago–it can feel like watching a separate show within a show."".