Kathryn VanArendonk

So there is another Game of Thrones-like situation here where the original author has not finished the series.

Yes.

But the show is going to be done.

And so the decision was they would end at this point and then she will have another book that comes out after it, which will then... I'm very curious what ending she is seeing for all of these people.

I found the ending...

ridiculous in ways that I expect this show to be.

Sure.

I can't say it's unearned.

It's not like they haven't been teasing Claire the Magical Witch from quite early.

She has magical blue glowy light.

And the show's relationship with what is plausible, what fantastical things are real and are not has always been so fluid and...

And if this show has a thesis statement at all, it's like these two people are going to stay together.

Does not matter.

So that seems fine for me.

My spoilery frustration was the entire plot line where their granddaughter, their daughter who she miscarried in season two at like 20-something weeks.

Yes.

Somehow survived in 18th century France, was given to somebody else to raise her in the process of giving this would be almost, there's no very little chance a baby at that gestation would survive today, much less then.

Mm-hmm.

is given off to a nun to raise her.

And in the process of doing that, the nun is like, what will soothe this baby?