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Well..No doubt that there are some mistakes but after-all it always be. So be it and go on. No matter at this age, he shouldn't be strong enough to retreat his wisdom but the credit must go to Travis, or may be his makeup artist who worked really hard to cope with the character. I see, the 'Last ship' as a new beginning of Rangor, he returned from Paris, saving more lives of his people, his family, and with a new Plan. He will retreat his strengths to reclaim his place and will find victory not just in Wessex/Mercia but with his brother (not Paris). Bjorn will explore more shores like his father. The ancient one will die and so do the floki (as he is also working on his movie 'darling' to be released in 2017).

Like every fan, i am also excited to see the next chapter..!!

May God be with all of us..!!

The synopsis of Season 6 was the episode 9. After a slow last three episodes, Season 6 Episode 9 reminded all of us why Game of Thrones is not only the best television series currently airing, but the best television show of all time. This cements Season 6 of Game of Thrones as one of the top 3 seasons so far. The episode began with an intense scene that returned a much-needed adrenaline rush to Daenerys' story line. That alone would have been an outstanding highlight of any Game of Thrones episode, but immediately after we switch to Jon's story line and witness a suspenseful and outstanding battle with satisfying action and resolution. I've never witnessed a greater battle in all of television and film. The camera-work, directing, acting, writing and special effects was all perfect. I wouldn't dare spoil this episode for anyone, as it was a complete privilege to watch. Through all the sorrow, triumph and heart-pounding action, all I can say is this: The North Remembers.