“Everyone can be upset, everyone can be angry, but the fact of the matter is the series is over,” Medill junior Ryan Coleman said. “There’s no more ‘Thrones.’ There’s no more predictions. There’s no more analysis to do.”
This week's "Game of Thrones" was slower paced than the previous episodes but continued to deliver witty dialogue that established some major plot developments. Because the season encompasses a more-than-1,000-page...
