Game of Thrones S7E7 Recap: The Dragon and the Wolf

 

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We didn’t want season seven to end and go unnoticed by Part-Time Characters. Bridget and Maria get together one last time to recap the season finale of Game of Thrones, The Dragon and the Wolf. The main characters finally leave their usual locations and meet in King’s Landing to discuss alliances and joining forces to fight the army of the dead.

Bridget continues to be upset about the lack of hypothermia and direwolves. Maria tries to dissuade her anger to no success. They celebrate Sansa’s actions and condemn Cersei’s total lack of logic. Bran finally speaks about Jon but Jon is getting busy- erm I mean, he’s busy.

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This Week’s Cast: Maria Garcia and Bridget Serdock

 

 

 

5 thoughts on “Game of Thrones S7E7 Recap: The Dragon and the Wolf

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  3. Great recap! The Dragon and the Wolf definitely wrapped up season seven with some intense alliances and shocking reveals. Just like in gaming, where gamepad testing check if every button and stick works smoothly, this episode felt like all the key “controls” of the story were finally tested—characters coming together, hidden truths revealed, and big moves setting the stage for the final showdown.

  4. Great recap! Loved how you covered Sansa’s moves and Cersei’s chaos — the Jon reveal was wild too. Also, just like gtaandreas, this finale proves some classics never lose their charm!

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