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What character death made you not want to continue the series?
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To be fair, we didn't literally see the kids that Theon's henchmen killed being killed. Only their charred bodies.
I don't see why you find that somehow more acceptable than the charred kids that Theon killed in the way the show presented it.
I don't, I was giving another example of a lingering and detailed shot that didn't need to be to serve the story. Maybe I could've been clearer.
No, I thought you pinpointed them as acceptable ways to portray brutality in a world like GOT
Out of interest, do you think people who enjoy slasher/gore-horror shows/films are sadistic? Or that people who write them are?
Like a webcomic I once read is Crossed. Have you heard of it? It's incredibly violent and could never be a TV show. It's about a zombie-type virus that makes people into psychopathic, deranged killers. The sign of infection of a rash in the shape of a cross on their faces (although its also very quick, like in 28 days later).