Game Of Thrones fans take to social media to complain about Episode Three's dark cinematography: 'Thanks to Drogon and Rhaegal for providing us with the only source of light'
There are endless discussions to be had now that Episode Three of Game of Thrones' final season has finally aired.
And while there was plenty to tweet about from beginning to end, one grievance was common throughout social media.
Many viewers complained about the amount of darkness during Sunday night's episode and shared a number of GIFs about their experience.
What can you see? Jon Snow was caught looking into the darkness at many points throughout the episode
Fans across the globe took to social media with hilarious posts about the unexpected darkness.
'If you can't see what's going on then is it really happening,' queried @MollyJongFast.
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@MG_gumbercules shared a square black post with the words, 'Hands down my favorite scene from tonight's episode of #GOT #GameofThrones.'
'I would like to personally thank drogon and rhaegal for providing us with the only source of light to actually see anything this episode,' shared @vazquez_ac over photos of a dragon shooting fire into the coming White Walker army.
Common criticism: Fans across the globe took to social media with hilarious posts about the unexpected darkness. 'If you can't see what's going on then is it really happening,' queried @MollyJongFast
My old friend: @MG_gumbercules shared a square black post with the words, 'Hands down my favorite scene from tonight's episode of #GOT #GameofThrones
Dragons alight: 'I would like to personally thank drogon and rhaegal for providing us with the only source of light to actually see anything this episode,' shared @vazquez_ac over photos of a dragon shooting fire into the coming White Walker army
SpongeBob made an appearance in one GIF, with the words, 'This isn't your everyday darkness, this is.... Advanced Darkness.'
Another GIF found Futurama's Philip J. Fry squinting, with a caption saying, 'Me trying to see what's happening.'
'I can't see a damn thing,' wrote @ananavarro over a picture of a competition television judge making binoculars over her eyes.
@excyujimehello wondered, 'So are we supposed to bring night vision lens or something?'
Another GIF found a picture of a woman, bent over trying to see in the distance with 'Everyone,' written over top.
Anyone out there? SpongeBob made an appearance in one GIF, with the words, 'This isn't your everyday darkness, this is.... Advanced Darkness
Squinting: Another GIF found Futurama's Philip J. Fry squinting, with a caption saying, 'Me trying to see what's happening'
Binoculars: 'I can't see a damn thing,' wrote @ananavarro over a picture of a competition television judge making binoculars over her eyes
Where are the goggles? @excyujimehello wondered, 'So are we supposed to bring night vision lens or something?'
Can you make it out? Another GIF found a picture of a woman, bent over trying to see in the distance with 'Everyone,' written over top
Nonetheless, Episode Three will remain one of the most cherished in Game of Thrones legacy.
A variety of the series' biggest characters met their fate, while shocking moments were planted throughout.
The next Episode of Game of Thrones will premiere on HBO Sunday, May 5, at 9pm ET.
Coming soon: The next Episode of Game of Thrones will premiere on HBO Sunday, May 5, at 9pm ET.
