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Why Season 1 of Game of Thrones Is SO GREAT

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after watching season eight dozens of

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times and slowly losing my soul to the

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abyss of dog [ __ ] storytelling

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i decided to take a look at season one

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of game of thrones to get a sense of

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when it was a great show

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when you play the game of thrones you

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win or you die

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it has obviously taken a large downturn

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after season seven and i really wanted

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to understand why the earlier seasons

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were so much better

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most people say that it was just the

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writing but i'll take a closer look than

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just saying writing good and writing bad

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so the question is how does season one

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operate in a way that makes it one of

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the best seasons of game of thrones

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so i'll go over five main reasons as to

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why season one is so

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goddamn great there is no middle ground

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so for the first point i want to talk

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about the efficiency of storytelling

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that season one has

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not next year not tomorrow

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first of all season one has a lot to do

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in terms of getting everything

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started it has to introduce us to the

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world of game of thrones

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show us the different regions cities

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houses

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develop over 70 characters set up the

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relationships between all of them

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foreshadow upcoming events in the story

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and set up the driving conflict of the

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show

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that is a lot of content for any first

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season to deal with

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that and most other shows only have to

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deal with a handful of characters

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but somehow game of thrones can deal

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with copious amounts of characters

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to deal with this massive undertaking

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season 1 has to be more efficient in its

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execution

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of setting up these different pieces of

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the story

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there are a lot of examples and one of

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the most clever ones to me

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is when ned stark is investigating the

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lineage of baratheon and finds out a

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revelation about joffrey

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robert baratheon black affair

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joffrey baratheon golden head

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the reason why this is efficient

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storytelling is because this scene

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accomplishes two goals at the same time

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on one hand netstar is propelling the

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plot forward with a twist reveal that

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joffrey is a lannister

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and on the other hand we get exposition

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on the other houses of westeros

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and we learn more about the world since

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ned stark has to read a book titled

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the lineage in histories of the great

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houses of the seven kingdoms

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to move the plot forward we get free

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exposition

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if this was figured out in an

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alternative way like say just

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interrogating someone about the issue

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then we don't get that clever addition

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of exposition

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also upon second watch through this

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lends a lot of detail

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for the viewer there is so much detail

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packed into these shots

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that you can practically just pause the

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show and read it

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although the handwriting is pretty

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abysmal another clever example of the

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efficient storytelling

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is that arya's instructor cereal

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pharrell is from braavos

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the reason why this is efficient is

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because syrio educates us

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about braavos which just so happens to

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be where arya goes because of the

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faceless men

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just like the scene with ned stark this

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scene serves two purposes

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we build arya's character through her

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learning how to fight and

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we get the added benefit of learning

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more about the world through serial

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pharrell

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nine years serio pharrell was first

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sought to the sea lord of braavos

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this is not the dance of the westeros we

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are learning this

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is the braavos dance there is only one

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god

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and his name is death by combining

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different requirements that the story

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has to hit like world building and

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character development

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the audience can optimally be immersed

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in the world and not feel bored

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just so an even smaller example of

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efficient storytelling

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that is much more subtle takes place in

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the very beginning of the show

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since we have to establish a lot of

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relationships between characters

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the show has to find an optimal way to

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establish those relationships quickly

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this example is between jon snow and

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lady catelyn

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in the course of like three shots the

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show establishes that catelyn chose to

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