Yeah guess that makes sense, it was just like whoa! Wtf is going on lol.
The king did come off like a dufus the whole time. I couldn't tell if I just didn't like the casting or if that was by design. I don't know much about these characters, I haven't read the book.
I've heard some others say this and I dunno, I thought the king came across fine?
He came across like a good man and probably a great king that was dealing with some real shit and was reacting like a real person.
I kinda felt it was quite refreshing that he wasn't super stoic and perfect or cartoonishly evil.
I saw a lot of people blame him for his decision in regards to his wife too but I mean I thought they did a great job at depicting how chaotic life can be.
People in those situations don't really think straight or know how to handle things, I think it'd be hard to even get a word out in a situation like that.
Both him and the other male characters were really portrayed way better than I expected, which again is another issue with the marketing as I've mentioned before.
The marketing made me expect some obnoxious cartoonish bullshit where the men were all evil or stupid.
I thought they were handled in a pretty nuanced way in this episode at least ( dunno how it will be later ), and they were very believable.
Which is a breath of fresh air after the last seasons of GoT.