Few questions here (sorry if already addressed, this thread has obviously blown up):
(1) If Jon is sentenced to the Night's Watch, what exactly are they watching at this point? The Wildlings are now friendly (in fact, they appear to be part of the Night's Watch), and the Dead and WWs are gone.
(2) If the Night's Watch is still protecting the South from something, how are they going to replace that enormous hole in the wall?
(3) If the North is free, who is funding the Night's Watch? Is this sort of like how the U.S. funds NATO, while the other member countries give what they can?
(4) Does Jon become a Wildling at the end? I thought he had to stay with the Night's Watch? Isn't he already violating the terms of his sentence again?
(5) If Jon is so willing to violate the law, why doesn't he just go to Winterfell?
(6) If the Dragon is still alive, but Dany is dead, who gives orders to the Dragon? Will it listen to Jon as the last of the Targaryns?
(7) Is Arya like the new Christopher Columbus? How did she get to be captain of a ship when she has no sailing experience?
(8) Did they just leave that entire tribe of Dolthdreki guys to roam free throughout Westeros?
(9) Did they already rehab King's Landing by the end of the episode? Looks like the restoration was pretty quick.
(10) Why is Bron the master of coin? He can't even read, and that's a notoriously annoying job. How is that paying him back unless he's robbing the royal treasury?