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Originally Posted by Eclipyon

You're saying this as if stuff like this didn't happen in real life?

There is a lot going on in real life, but not all of it deserves to be converted into art. For example, in reality, sworn enemies can spend a long time preparing for the final battle, but before it one of them chokes on a cherry pit with fatal results. It?s unlikely that you will highly appreciate such a plot, right?
The point here is not that such behavior should not be shown. But since they decided to show it, they need to condemn it.Otherwise, we run the risk of something like this happening again in real life. Here it is worth remembering that by copying real life, art simultaneously inspires it and justifies it. In order to impress the viewer, who is bombarded with news from all over the world every day, the author is forced to constantly go beyond the line and thereby push it further. Of course, what is shown in Gavv is far from this very line, but for some it is the first step. The characters of Game of Thrones should only inspire disgust in a normal person, but for some reason the modern viewer wants to watch exactly this show of moral ugliness.