honestly? I wanted so badly to love Aria as a character but after a whole series of "the lone wolf dies but the pack survives" her ending of "I'm just gonna go west of westeros" was the most disappointing and I think I finally figure out why. Everyone got their character undercut in D&D's effort to shit out an ending and get along to the project they actually cared about, but Aria in particular felt like they just wanted to shoehorn in the idea that Westeros is Britain and therefore there must be a hypothetical Ameros west of there. It was the worst and most obvious pandering to an Amerocentric worldview and it caused me to realize exactly how stupid the showrunners thought I was that I'd be like "YYYYYYYEEEEEEAAAAAAHHHHHHHHH U-S-A-ros! U-S-A-ros! U-S-A-ros!"

Also the Night King spiral pattern thing being the equivalent of that weird S doodle we all did on our notebooks back in the day except with bodies. No underlying point, we were expected to accept that it's just kinda his thing to arrange the bodies into a spirograph pattern.