【2003 Archives】

Warning: 003 Archivesfollowing post contains spoilers for the finale ofGame of Thrones.

It's been more than 24 hours since the Game of Thronesseries finale aired on HBO, so according to an unwritten U.S. law, the American people may now openly discuss spoilers on social media.

Good thing! Because dedicated GOTfans, Elizabeth Warren and Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, had a lot of thoughts they wanted to get off of their chests.

On Tuesday, Warren shared a video of her and AOC discussing the highly-anticipated finale, and turns out the episode majorly let them down.

This Tweet is currently unavailable. It might be loading or has been removed.

"So did you see Game of Throneslast night?" Warren casually asked AOC, to which the Congresswoman replied, "I did. I'm sad. I'm disappointed about it."

"I was just really... meh," an unimpressed Warren agreed.

"I feel like we were just getting so close to having this ending with just women running the world and then the last two episodes it's like, oh they're too emotional, the end. It's like ugh this was written by men.'" AOC frustratedly explained.

"Yeah, exactly. Can't do that," Warren added.

Both women shared that they were even willing to join Team Sansa in the final hours of the show, but were once again disappointed when Sansa chose to remain Queen of the North rather than "go for the big one."

"We need to get some feminine analysis up in HBO," AOC concluded. Warren echoed, "They need some help on this."

In the past, AOC joked that her ideal Game of Thronesepisode would end with the monarchy giving way to democracy. "Can you imagine if no one ends up on the throne and they transition to democracy?" she previously said on the Yahoo News podcastSkullduggery. "Wouldn't that be badass?"

Unfortunately, the show ended with a white man who lacked experience and had no real desire to rule winning the throne, so it's clear to see why she and Warren mightbe unhappy with the outcome.

This Tweet is currently unavailable. It might be loading or has been removed.

Several people have also compared the Game of Thronesfinale to the 2016 election, and argued that the show failed its women. Love when television mirrors reality, don't you?

AOC also tweeted the video, writing "Working family-focused policies + Game of Thrones gender convos. Elect you an official that can do both." She then told followers to "keep an eye out" for another video of her and Warren dropping later this week, so who knows what's in store for us.

This Tweet is currently unavailable. It might be loading or has been removed.

(Editor: {typename type="name"/})