I've been frustrated with this show. The focus on three main characters has made for some messy and sometimes rather confusing use of different timelines. There hasn't been enough establishment throughout it, which sometimes made it hard to follow - even as someone who has read the books.
I'm pleased to say they tie together the journey's of our characters, which all meet at the sacking of Cintra. This was desperately needed, because I was slowly losing my patience with the messy script, especially because you can see the amount of potential.
It's well done and brings us to a point where the show can sort of 'right it's own wrongs' of being messy in set-up for the second season during the last episode. I really enjoyed this one because of it - not only was it a good episode on multiple levels, it provides some much needed clarity and structure to what has been a promising but rather messy start to this show.
I'm pleased to say they tie together the journey's of our characters, which all meet at the sacking of Cintra. This was desperately needed, because I was slowly losing my patience with the messy script, especially because you can see the amount of potential.
It's well done and brings us to a point where the show can sort of 'right it's own wrongs' of being messy in set-up for the second season during the last episode. I really enjoyed this one because of it - not only was it a good episode on multiple levels, it provides some much needed clarity and structure to what has been a promising but rather messy start to this show.
