OT: GoT
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Aria is a bad *****. Also, the hound is a very interesting character. Eager to see what becomes of him. Episode was too short. I need more GoT in my life.
I thought the scenes with Jon Snow, Jamie/Cersei standing on top of the map, and Daenerys entering Dragonstone were all compelling.
Pretty good episode. The opening scene was pretty satisfying. It's been so long since last season that I forgot what significance the two dead people in the cottage had. I wanted Jon Snow to pull a Mutt and tell Sansa to STFU. The Brotherhood Without Banners are all gonna get snuffed soon, which is a shame because Sandor is such a great character. I'd love for him to survive all this and live a nice quiet life but we all know that's not in the cards. Euron is... Underwhelming compared to his book counterpart. Let's see what his gift to Cersei will be. It's gotta be a dragon, right? Oh and it took 20+ years, but Dany FINALLY stepped foot in Westeros in an official GOT medium.
It was a pretty good episode. Smh Euron Greyjoy is Cersei's big ally? Really? She's gonna get owned in short order. The Greyjoys are what they are. You can polish a terd all you want but it's still a terd. They are a B team family and Jamie Lannister summed them up nicely. Good for nothing. The Freys and the Greyjoys suck. Thank god the Freys got snuffed out and we don't have to see them do anything anymore. Really liked seeing that. Sansa needs to STFU. She spent some time in Kings Landing as prisoner and feels like she knows everything. Jon is a badass and good leader. He's gonna do what's best. The Hound is a good character but overrated. It was a goo scene with the father and daughter. Got me in my feels for a few. Great show guys. I missed it.
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Greyjoys are leagues ahead of the freys. Euron is badass. If you read the books you would know this.
Nah I'm good. I don't care what fatass Martin wrote them up to be. I know they got ***** slapped in the Greyjoy rebellion and every time they've tried to do something on the mainland. They are a joke in the grand scheme of Westeros. You have all of the families against the Lannisters and the Greyjoys. It's the equivalent of maybe Alabama in the SEC only having Vanderbilt as an ally against the rest of the SEC. They would lose repeatedly.
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When Arya and Sandor were riding through the Riverlands they stopped at that farm. Sandor killed them.
I think he'll bring back either Ellaria or the Sand Snakes as prisoners. Since they killed Myrcella that's make a fine gift.
Euron is going to bring Cersei Olenna Tyrell's head and she will agree to marry him. Jaime will kill both of them on their wedding night.
The "little brother" will choke your life away - the prophesy that Cersei has feared and caused her hate of Tyrion.
But she is a few minutes older than Jaime ...
I agree that Jamie is going to kill Cersei. It's too obvious and the King slayer title will
Come full circle and he'll be the Queen slayer. He'll also kill her from the front I think.
Without "fatass" GRRM there would not be a show for you to complain about.
And you comparing the lannisters to Alabama is laughable
And you comparing the lannisters to Alabama is laughable
A Greyjoy is a Greyjoy. However you can polish that terd if you want. I know Martin churched him and Victorian up way more than he should have in the books. I read he had some kind of ******** horn to use on the dragons or some crap.
Jaime will have a decision soon...
Euron is going to somehow abduct Tyrion and bring him back as a prize for Cersei. Jamie will have to choose between them. He'll ultimately decide to kill Cersei. Then he'll kill Euron or Dany will.
Tyrion will be catalyst that begins Dany's attack on King's Landing. She's going to try to save him.
Euron is going to somehow abduct Tyrion and bring him back as a prize for Cersei. Jamie will have to choose between them. He'll ultimately decide to kill Cersei. Then he'll kill Euron or Dany will.
Tyrion will be catalyst that begins Dany's attack on King's Landing. She's going to try to save him.
If I was capable of polishing a turd, you'd be on your way to becoming a much better poster**
I'm trying not to post on what comes next, since I did read leaks of the whole season almost a year ago that are proving to be true. I know that the first episode on screen was much better than the written synopsis. The Jon/Sansa conversation came off as ridiculous on the page, but was great on screen I thought. Arya's deal was still a little over the top logically, but it made better sense that she had taken a fortnight to round up "all of the Freys that mean a damn thing".
ETA: And them taking part in the toast would mean they, at the very least, approved of the Red Wedding. In the books there are quite a few Freys that did not who were not trusted to be involved.
I'm trying not to post on what comes next, since I did read leaks of the whole season almost a year ago that are proving to be true. I know that the first episode on screen was much better than the written synopsis. The Jon/Sansa conversation came off as ridiculous on the page, but was great on screen I thought. Arya's deal was still a little over the top logically, but it made better sense that she had taken a fortnight to round up "all of the Freys that mean a damn thing".
ETA: And them taking part in the toast would mean they, at the very least, approved of the Red Wedding. In the books there are quite a few Freys that did not who were not trusted to be involved.
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I think the opener last night may give us all a hint how Jamie might choke Cersei's life away.
actually the Hound just knocked Him out and took His silver. they had fed Him and Arya.
The gift is not a person but something more valuable to Cersei considering the predicament she is in. I don't want to spoil, so if you want to know, a quick Google will help you.
Anyway... there have been way too many production shots of Tyrion in Dragonstone for Euron to whisk him away this early.
Haha a better poster? Like you?** Pfft... Logically? Its a show with Dragons and magic. Are you joking?** I've read ahead too. It's gonna be awesome. I look forward to a death that will occur this season and it can't come soon enough. And its not a coincidence the show has gotten better since we've gotten past Martin's books. Benioff and the other guy do a great job with the show. It's like comic book movies. Martin's source material and characters are good but shouldn't be word for word with the books. It should be made better and it has the last season and some change. It's a fantastic show.
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I realize this is definitely too much to ask.
Yea I'm going to go ahead and disagree with you there. As well as practically everyone else. The production value has continued to go up along with the budget. The acting has continued to get better. The quality of the story itself has gone downhill tremendously. But if you don't see that already -- I certainly can't explain it to you. If it's a show "about tits and dragons" -- it seems you'd be pretty upset that we see less and less of the former every single year.
No one is saying it should be verbatim. But Ramsey betraying the Lannisters -- and leaving Moat Cailin unfortified -- and then LF marching a big Vale army north undetected -- is not quality storytelling. It made for compelling tv and adds to the shock factor of the show. But it defies the trust in "reality" of the situational hardships that the first 3-4 seasons worked so hard to build. And going forward, given the ground that has to be covered, and the fact that there's only 12ish hours of show left, every character is going to be borrowing LF's teleporter to travel thousands of miles mid episode.