It is weird that you can rewatch an episode and see her when she is 12 and then bam she is 22. If Gendry just picks her up in a bar then it isn't creepy for a 31 year old to have sex with a 22 year old but knowing her when she was young is the weird thing.
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It is weird that you can rewatch an episode and see her when she is 12 and then bam she is 22. If Gendry just picks her up in a bar then it isn't creepy for a 31 year old to have sex with a 22 year old but knowing her when she was young is the weird thing.
I am in season 3 and watched 1-4 episodes yesterday. Ep. 4 was very good and I see it picking up. I plan on sticking with it. Anyone have seasons 5 and up they want to send me?
Next episode, my prediction: Missandei dies (GW lives), Beric dies, Gendry dies, Brienne dies, Jorah dies, Edd dies, Gillie dies, Theon dies, Jamie might, but NK kills Bran, calls off rest of battle and heads towards KL with AotD. Survivors head towards Dragonstone. I don't think character arcs are finished for Arya, Jon, Dany, Tyrion, Varys, Davos, Sam, the Hound. Not sure on Tormund.
Nothing would make me happier, I hate that *****, I haven't like her from the beginning. Although, now that HBO is now in charge of writing I see her as wining the GAME!!! "#METOO"
That was the consensus of our watch party last night until we watched the previews for next week.
I understand what they are going for, I'm simply saying last night's episode felt like a 40 minute episode that was stretched into 60 minutes. There were some good moments, such as Tormund's story, but some scenes carried on a little too long and pacing was all over the place because of it.
The next 4 episodes I'm sure are going to be great but last night just wasn't in my opinion and it's not necessarily their fault. GoT has always been a major production but this is uncharted grounds for TV and for the most part they've handled it great; but now you're turning over the reigns for storytelling entirely to people who haven't spent the last 30 years world building and developing these characters.
In writing there is concept called "voice". The words chosen in writing are tools to convey a character's outlook, likes, dislikes, background, etc. Because there is a lack of source material, the writers are putting together dialog based on what they think these characters would say. When this happens, you end up with characters who all sound the same because you are writing about what you think they would say in the moment instead of who these characters truly are. The further the writers get away from the source material, the more often it happens and last night much of the dialog came off as fanfiction.
That’s an interesting theory, and it’s just the kind of swerve that GoT likes to throw at its viewers. It also makes sense because they’re going to need to weave Cersei into this whole thing pretty quickly, and if they burn the next two hours on the Winterfell battle, time will be running out.
Very rarely do I ever wish for a weekend to be over, but Sunday night can’t get here soon enough this week
Very rarely do I ever wish for a weekend to be over, but Sunday night can’t get here soon enough this week
In this pic you see the trenches starting around Winterfell before Episode 1. Then.. before Episode 2 you see them finished. The opening credits are crazy good...
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The Hound and his brother have a date in the arena. The Clegane Bowl must go on! And I think you are right about Dragonstone. Youtuber took Ep3 preview frame by frame and noticed Dany sitting in front of the hearth at Dragonstone. Also, a frame where Winterfell is consumed in flames. I do agree we will see a **** ton of characters die Sunday night. I can see Tormund dying saving Brienne. And I think Jaime looks to be outmatched by a few wights and Bron shows up to save his ***. After the battle while fleeing to Dragonstone Bron tells Jaime and Tyrion that Cersei sent him to kill both of them but she didn't offer him a effing castle so he won't do it.