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Of course, the final season was extremely problematic on the level of basic storytelling. The plot issues were so large that it is impossible to even try to address them. But, you know – whatever.
The bottom line is that the feminist friend-loving queen is dead and the autistic incel rules the land. This is true justice of the highest possible sort
Can we get the second half, Oberyn?
But even more notable is that nearly all of the small council members are, uh, men. The sole exception, so far, is Ser Brienne, whose feats have entirely been achieved among her male peers within the field of battle, and whose strength has been framed in purely masculine terms. She has this in common with the only two remaining female contenders for the new small council, Arya Stark and Yara Greyjoy. Each of them has succeeded as a fighter alongside the men around them; each of them has, to some degree, overtly rejected displays of femininity. The implications are clear: Women who explicitly embrace traditional femininity will not be making decisions for the future of the six kingdoms of Westeros.
