Nazmul Hassan
- Jun 2, 2019
- 1 min read

On Game of Thrones: after the final season

New Age 02//06/2019 On Game of Thrones: after the final season (আজকের পত্রিকায়)

( Finally, as a student of archaeology, the series helps me to relate medieval period British civil war, Roman vs Scotland deviation, Zoroastrian massage, red wedding, and black dinner, ancient Greek wars and overall western history and lots of references to real-life elements.)

GAME of Thrones is an American fantasy drama television series Directed by David Benioff and D B Weiss. It’s based on George R R Martin’s Series of fantasy novels, A Song of Ice and Fire and the series was filmed in Iceland, Northern Ireland, Canada, Croatia, Scotland, Malta, Morocco, Spain, and the United States. The series was first broadcasted on April 17, 2011. This fan-favourite series recently telecasted their final episode. In my point of view, overall, the series was complex, multi-layered, surreal, vibrant, and imaginative and it draws your eye into the surprising level of detail, from the sweeping vistas to the narrow dungeons, from the beautiful castles and magnificent trees to the contrasting landscapes. Other than the legendary elements, some of the events of this TV series are found in the real history of the world. And lots of interesting character like dragons, the god of light and dark, the fairy-tale stuff like the three-eyed crows with some history of ancient worlds, there are some major elements of this TV series. Finally, as a student of archaeology, the series helps me to relate medieval period British civil war, Roman vs Scotland deviation, Zoroastrian massage, red wedding, and black dinner, ancient Greek wars and overall western history and lots of references to real life elements. In fact, this combination of history and fantasy can be considered as one of the most dramatic tools that ensured the success of this series across the globe. — On Game of Thrones: after the final season

On Game of Thrones: after the final season

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