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- The review contrasts Seven Kingdoms with heavier Thrones entries, praising its warmth and humor as a strength.
- Dunk and Egg’s dynamic is highlighted as central to the show's appeal and humor.
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- The review notes a minor fault: penultimate-episode flashbacks feel like an obligation rather than instinct.
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- The review identifies the show’s tonal shift toward warmth and humor as a deliberate choice for accessibility.
- The piece confirms that Seven Kingdoms adapts Martin’s Tales of Dunk and Egg, with Dunk as a hedge knight lead.
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