A Master Ninja is confirmed a serial murderer or a Autopsy man! *I'm afraid and takes more than two steps away from A Master Ninja* A Master Ninja is your nickname Ducky are you skinny and British?
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A Master Ninja is confirmed a serial murderer or a Autopsy man! *I'm afraid and takes more than two steps away from A Master Ninja* A Master Ninja is your nickname Ducky are you skinny and British?
"I can't believe I wasn't there when it happened...when Jon Snow rose from the dead."
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LaunchpadMcQ
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Shit I made this post earlier then forgot about it.
That makes sense actually. I forget that even though the Watch is supposed to instill honor on them, they're all a bunch of criminals and barely anyone chose to be there.
Just because they could doesn't mean they would or should. Crows turning against their own, let alone the Lord Commander? I know that there's no one around to enforce it, but it would be a crime if there were a king who gave a shit.
But Jon wasn't the one who killed those men, and it wasn't like Jon was even happy or excited about having to fight with the Wildlings; he was doing it because it was the decision that wouldn't get them all killed once the Walkers show up at the Wall.
I think the pertinent issue they were trying to play up was Jon going to form an alliance with the Wildlings and bring them back south of the wall, plus having lost men in the process. The weird thing is, they said they lost Crows in that battle, but it looked like most of them made it back (there were only a handful). The rest of the Watch must know that Jon didn't "sacrifice" the men; it was something that happened and no one could have predicted it. They couldn't have lost more than 2 or 3 men, anyway.
What I'm really getting at is that it was an overblown response to what was a wise decision, even if it soured a few people.
I'm curious to see what happens. I don't think Jon is really dead dead just yet, either. Warg or undead - those are the two theories bouncing around in my head.
That makes sense actually. I forget that even though the Watch is supposed to instill honor on them, they're all a bunch of criminals and barely anyone chose to be there.
Just because they could doesn't mean they would or should. Crows turning against their own, let alone the Lord Commander? I know that there's no one around to enforce it, but it would be a crime if there were a king who gave a shit.
But Jon wasn't the one who killed those men, and it wasn't like Jon was even happy or excited about having to fight with the Wildlings; he was doing it because it was the decision that wouldn't get them all killed once the Walkers show up at the Wall.
I think the pertinent issue they were trying to play up was Jon going to form an alliance with the Wildlings and bring them back south of the wall, plus having lost men in the process. The weird thing is, they said they lost Crows in that battle, but it looked like most of them made it back (there were only a handful). The rest of the Watch must know that Jon didn't "sacrifice" the men; it was something that happened and no one could have predicted it. They couldn't have lost more than 2 or 3 men, anyway.
What I'm really getting at is that it was an overblown response to what was a wise decision, even if it soured a few people.
I'm curious to see what happens. I don't think Jon is really dead dead just yet, either. Warg or undead - those are the two theories bouncing around in my head.
That accent change was so random and jarring.
Now it's time to watch Jonathan Strange & Mr Norrell.
ComputerBlue
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I never noticed it, currently rewatching and on S2 and I don't hear it at all. Sounds the same to me.
BBC Canada is hot garbage, unless it's on another channel then we don't get it.
Oh, boo, that sucks.
CountAntonius
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Totally forgot about that scene. Thanks for the reminder.
lastplayed
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Naughty_Doge
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This Sunday night is missing something ;_;
thesoapster
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Nice!!!
FlowersisBritish
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Nah this'll be Sam when he gets back from maester college.
AH man, I hope Maester college is the most boring thing.
higgsboson1997
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Damn, really missing Game of Thrones about now. True Detective is ok, but it doesn't really come close to GoT for me :/
RustyNails
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Sam is the one that coaxed Olly into killing Jon Snow. "Sometimes you gotta do what's right, even though others may not understand". Sam even left the town the night of Jon's murder. He's the real leader of walker army.
lastplayed
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I'm rewatching Rome to fill the void. Have you seen it? That's a great show too.
I've heard good things about Spartacus and Vikings.
ComputerBlue
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Spartacus and Vikings are really great and perfect to fill the GoT void.
Perfect is a strong word, Vikings are really overrated and Spartacus is just soap opera porn IMO... Rome is at GoT lvl though, at least S1.
People who dislike season 2 talk a whole pile of nonsense.
Don't chide me Cornballer. I can't avoid a Rome discussion.
vikings is a great show
Sam gonna be swimming in too much bad pussy to care.
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Vikings is amazing, better than GoT, in my opinion.
i do share the Rome love, tho, so i won't hate your post too much.
If you go back to the beginning and watch one episode a week, you'll be done just in time for season six.
People who dislike season 2 talk a whole pile of nonsense.
Don't chide me Cornballer. I can't avoid a Rome discussion.
I don´t dislike it, I just think that season 1 is slightly better - S2 still rocks, I love how they were able to pick up Caesars´ and
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Thanks for hate-reduction! Vikings are a good show - I just didn´t like one-dimensional characters (big bad chief, sleeper agent evil brother, obligatory cool BFF), you don´t see that shit on Rome or GoT. Apart from that, I like it.
+ coolest intro ever
looks real to me
Have you seen all three seasons of Vikings? Because that sounds very reductionist of character motivations, unless you've seen only season 1.
I´ve seen only S1 and bits of S2, didn´t feel like going further - I have to catch up. I hereby renounce all claims of it being overrated because of my lack of information.
Still overrated and one-dimensional
Anyways, we should get back to GoT. Do you think that Iron Bank will back up Danny now? It´s their only choice. They gambled real bad.
I must say, backing up Stannis was a bad business deal. They'll probably foreclose Dragonstone now.
Ramsay is still alive.
Brandon, Rickon, Tyrion, Sam, Tommen, Hodor, Varys, Doran and Trystane Martell, Blackfish, Ed... Plenty of good guys actually.
D.Lo
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Brienne is the best human in Westeros.
DeathByBacklog
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He also coaxed him along to kill Ygritte.
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(SPOILERS FOR EPISODE 10, Mother's Mercy)
Have you guys seen this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=468z4A38FJg
It's hilarious
Have you guys seen this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=468z4A38FJg
It's hilarious
DeathByBacklog
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Hotpie. Why are people so quick to forget and dismiss Hotpie? The One True Gravy Maker.
(SPOILERS FOR EPISODE 10, Mother's Mercy)
Have you guys seen this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=468z4A38FJg
It's hilarious
OMG...it's going to be a long offseason isn't it?
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(SPOILERS FOR EPISODE 10, Mother's Mercy)
Have you guys seen this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=468z4A38FJg
It's hilarious
"It was an accident, I swear! The guy ran into the knife.... 68 times."
The Lamonster
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Brienne, Podrick, Dany and Jorah are good, too.
ComputerBlue
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Osha, Meera, Gilly.
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I don't think I trust Varys enough to call him "good". He's an opportunist, like Littlefinger, but their methods and current allegiences are different. He only does what he thinks will benefit him in the long run.
The Lamonster
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I totally disagree with this. Varys does what he does "for the realm."
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