Final GOT

The ending of the novel was suitable, I believe I had a different perception on it than most others would. When Dany was held as the last Dragon I felt like that signaled the revenge that her family had been trying to get for years following them being exiled from their home. I felt like it symbolized complete strength all across the world, like she was completely it. I'm not really anxious to read the second novel because I want this to end off on a good foot where Dany is solely in power. This was also probably the first time that I was able to deal with Sansa. When she stopped crying and took what she had coming like a man it was much appreciated, I had wished that at the least she would have smacked the crap out of Joffrey and accepted what was coming to her afterward (it would've made for a good scene).  The one thing that I do wish to play out is Cersei's karma. For some reason I feel that she will overstep her bounds with her son and end up dead somewhere as even her son believes she is weak. I earnestly think that what Ned did was more honorable than any thing he had ever done, but I'm so sick of this Vary's guy seriously someone needs to cut his head off. I want to know where this crow went and what it means for Bran in his situation. I thought it to be interesting to know that Bran and Rickon know that there father is sad in his death I think that foreshadows to one of the girls dying or something. Then again, winter is still coming so maybe the kingdom is at risk. I feel that Bran will be considered at knight soon enough just because of his prophetic abilities. All in all Arya was my favorite character, until she started crying at the end, for some reason I can't deal with little kids crying in this story it's annoying and all I want to say is suck it up and get over it already. With all of that being said, I ended up liking Bran more at the end, because I felt like he did some growing up. Jon still gets on my nerves because he needs to make up his mind, and Sansa, well I still don't like her. I would recommend this book to someone else, because I personally believe this to be a book all about self development and improving yourself in weakness while understanding your ability and utilizing it.