He was one of my favorite characters and I sorta knew he probably wasn't going to make it out alive and I'm glad he got to finally kill his brother and conquer his fear. But I cried a lot seeing him go, I had to cover my eyes when I thought Gregor was going to crush his head.

I normally would've been sad to see Jaime go, but I'm mostly disappointed that they threw all of his development out the window and made him run to his sister and then die.

I mostly nothinged Varys, but was kinda sad to see him go, especially since he was right all along!

I'm happy about the other three being dead. But so very disappointed in how Cersei died!!!! She was not even killed by anyone! What about her prophecy!? Another thing the writers just forgot *eye roll*

I was sad about Varys But he was the only one in Team Dragon seeing things clearly, so he had to go. Can't have any rational people around here, nooo.

The Hound is the only one who had a worthy death. He spent his whole life wanting revenge on his brother, and he finally got it. I would have preferred to see him live, or at least have Arya come back and avenge him. But of all the ends met in this episode, his was the only one that didn't feel like a rip-off.

Euron and the Lannisters? Ugh.

*sobs* I wish his death had been done better. He deserved better.

Glad to see everyone else go though lol. With the exception of Varys who I didn't really care too much about, but he had some good jokes.

Sandor. :(

At least, he went out doing what he always wished to do. Killing that motherfucker.

My babygirl </3

& Jaime, Sandor, Varys

I think Sandor didn't have to go to kill The Mountain, becouse The Mountain was "already dead" like Cersei I mean
He wouldn't survive all the same, Drogon would burn him, or stones would kill. It was very foolish acting of Sandor. He needed to go with Arya. And don't risk his life, and Mountain was already dead physically, and he could die only by fire. So it would be smarter to let him in burning city. I dont think that Quibern would help Cersei much.
Varys did foolish thing. Becouse his acting helped Cersei more, then Jon
Cersei and Gregor NEEDED TO DIE a long ago!
Jaime is fool. To help person who wanted to kill you in the North, who sending the man for killing you!
Euron is fool, he needed to hide in water and stones. and saved his life..

Tbh, none in particular made me sad, despite a few being my favourite characters. I think they all went out in a way that was right. I pick Jaime because of his determination to save Cersei and reach the boat then seeing the hope crumble.

Cersei and Jaime, it was emotional and tragic to me, the desperation to survive and then it all falls down.

Also Sandor

The only one who truly didn't deserve it.

Cersei's was tragic too though I'm very happy her haters got hit with disappointment and couldn't see their fave strangle a pregnant woman.