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Some of the coins are from Braavos, which is in Essos, not Westeros, the land of the Seven Kingdoms

Tyrion Lannister is good but he's not so valiant or courageous. He is a necessary cunning mind. You can't be foolish and heroic. You can't be fully honorable or rigid. You have to be willing to aid everyone to actually run the country, both the rich and the poor, and you need to be cunning enough to be cunning in finding and removing your enemies in battle and in court. He wasn't easily swayed for his decency and did trick others to test their loyalty to secure his place

This is so fitting. Bran journeyed so far and wide and then realized his final place was here all along. His quest just shaped him for it as his survival against odds, a cripple against assassins, zombies and becoming a greenseer makes him respectable. Arya's ultimate calling was vengeance, but after she quit, her true place wasn't where she was born, it's beyond where she has always been, so sailing into the unknown is like the perfect place, as she's always wanted to be far away. Sansa was always meant to be at home. She was taken away and broken and shattered and remade stronger. And she didn't just become a lady but a queen, with the responsible and cunning and just mindset. Tyrion had traveled far and wide, after being in the game and renouncing it after being condemned by it, only to return with a greater purpose and reclaim it for a more just cause than maintaining his family prestige. Now he plays the game to serve the right person for the throne. And now even after more betrayals, he made the right choice and bought a new era to Westeros that would benefit everyone instead of the more powerful and still believing in who his queen was and her vision of breaking the wheel that allowed the fewer nobility to prey on the smallfolk. Only Jon's ending didn't seem right. He spent his life following the Stark path, and even after betrayals, he still served the North, ultimately leading all of Westeros in the Great War, and despite him refusing to press his claim to the Iron Throne as Rhaegar Targaryen's last living son, he was still given a sentence as justice for killing Daenerys to prevent more destruction to end the Targaryen bloodline with his death.

Arya's slaying of the Night King will always be badass!

It was so significant to watch Jaime willingly abandon Cersei after her intention of leaving all of Westeros to fall, even after winning so many battles against Daenerys in the battlefield, and more importantly that his choice also stemmed from being a Kingsguard to Aerys. This time, he willingly and carefully left his queen because of how she, like the Mad King, would see Westeros fall, before she gave up her crown. And he also willingly rode north and faced the consequences of his most infamous act to the daughter of the man he'd stabbed in the back and the family he had such bad blood with.

I must admit it was touching to see Jon enjoy riding the dragon which turned to be his real father's namesake and bonding with the Dragon Queen. And we see even Tyrion's wits fail him because of his misplaced faith in Cersei make the right decision and not stab them in the back and we see Theon finally get the ironborn's respect for Yara's sake and him being forgiven for his misdeeds by having done his duty to House Greyjoy.