What no? A show has a narrative structure - buildup to a disappointing end devalues all of that which came before.
A narrative and a person ain’t the same. It also follows that we evaluate them differently
Really putting the “ass” in comparison there. Also, if a person say… wrote a best selling beloved children’s book series, but then heel-turned into a piece of shit, it absolutely does ruin their entire body of work for a lot of people.
Like, this happens, what is the comic even talking about?
Responding from a month in the future, just scrolling this artist’s post history.
They’re just a decent artist with bad critical thinking and story-telling skills. I really hope they stop posting bcos holy shit this stuff is cancerously bad and it is consistently on the front page.
Disagreed, there are many shows that spend seasons building on the ending that if the ending is really bad, it makes the rest of the show feel pointless.
GoT comes to my mind with this. The whole show are these giant buildup to the war in the north, the dragons, Westeros power grabs, Jamie’s character arc, children of the forest, and other cool concepts that ended in a pathetic wet fart of a final season. It makes watching the show feel like a waste. when you know at the end its just a wet fart.
Having the white walkers built up as an unimaginable threat for the entire series only to be toppled by catapult Arya was the biggest wet-fart turd on a wagyu steak dinner.




