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Filch, the janitor guy plays the head of the Fray's in the first season too.
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Filch, the janitor guy plays the head of the Fray's in the first season too.
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Cool. Well we know shit goes down in episode 9 (they seem to like The Wire structure of having the final episode as a denouement more than anything) so I imagine it'll be amazing
sammyCYBORG
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Awwwh, I didn't want to know that. At least it wasn't a big spoiler, it's just a number.
Reversed, now someone put some glases in the lady on the corner and we'll have a brand new Deal with it gif
StudioTan
Hold on, friend! I'd love to share with you some swell news about the Windows 8 Metro UI! Wait, where are you going?
It was spoilered for a reason.
Cornballer
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Hey folks, just a reminder that regular tv thread rules apply here. If it hasn't aired yet, it should be in spoiler tags. Full rules are in the OP including:
Ricky. RIIIICKKKYYY. Cam an 'elp me wiv me washin'
Sowwy babes, lemme just find samwan to 'elp caver me stall
Useless twat
moojito
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Yip, a wildling girl with such perfect teeth sure isn't for the chopping block any time soon.
Also, a few episodes ago you saw Theon burning the warning letter he wrote to Robb. It was him sitting at a table and the shot was entirely black with just him illuminated by the light from the burning piece of paper. That was really well done.
Also, a few episodes ago you saw Theon burning the warning letter he wrote to Robb. It was him sitting at a table and the shot was entirely black with just him illuminated by the light from the burning piece of paper. That was really well done.
The Lamonster
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There was a scene like that in Deadwood that I watched last night. Two dudes talking with the dead black of night behind them.
That is also a badass HBO show some of you might enjoy.
The show does a great job of making us biased about the unknown. The people North of The Wall cannot be as bad as most of the people in the South.
The people in The South don't view people up north but south of the Wall favorably either. This stretches to individuals too. Jon is always talked down on but it as noble as his dad (& stupid lol). Same for Baratheon's kid.
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Next I'll be telling you that there'll be some climactic moments and maybe a bit of resolution episode 10. Hold onto your horses!
EDIT: But seriously though, sorry! I didn't think it was major in any way, apologies.
I know if she'd killed him the consequences would have been bad. But with her I'm never sure how crazy and savage she really is. Then she proceeded to kill the guard before smuggling Bran out of the castle. I feel like I missed something during that whole exchange. Maybe she was just trying to get pregnant or she has some serious VD she wanted to give Theon.
Enosh
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a question about that
did it die down already?
because when sansa was with her new handmaiden everything seemed quiet
they were inside the castle walls then, far removed from the streets and the revolting townsfolk.
"Power resides where men believe it resides" - Joffrey is done for
Was that the same guard that was in the room when she started to strip in front of Theon? When she came out the door she told the guard that Theon had told her to make the rounds. That's how she was able to get close to the guard. dunno for sure
nice ones, MORE!
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BobTheFork
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I'm sure he figured her out but I don't know if she knows he did.
She has so many big targets she could hit, but I can't imagine any major characters getting killed as a result.
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I still really love this show, but not having read the books it's impossible to follow. Very frustrating.
This episode really upset me last night. It was very good and very engaging but put me in a bad mood.
This episode really upset me last night. It was very good and very engaging but put me in a bad mood.
I guess you weren't paying attention during this scene?
www.youtube.com/watch?v=MRVa80V9B0g&list=PLD376E1006EF37EBC
Mind........BLOWN
LOL... Best part of that picture is the info for Lysa (Crazy).
I felt the same way when I was watching the first season over again when I got the BR set. There are so many things you might not catch the first time that you do on repeat viewings.
And Hot Pie (comic relief).
Samwell not being (comic relief) and Khal Drogo being put in a comma.
Holy Shit.
EDIt: half the problem is keeping all the names straight. A name gets dropped every so often and I'll have no idea who it is.
Holy Shit.
EDIt: half the problem is keeping all the names straight. A name gets dropped every so often and I'll have no idea who it is.
agreed, that's kinda why i'm thankful for this thread, because its great to learn about things like this that I should have spotted, or even to see some bits I have spotted that others havent! (ie the mountain in s2!)
I got the impression that littlefinger did notice aryia. If the long glance wasn't enough, he announced rather loudly something about "discussing the stark daughters". I don't think it was meant to be ambiguous.
That guy dropping dead at tywins door was a funny scene.
Some of you have me worried about snow. He is one of the few characters I don't worry about dieing every episode. Like the dragon lady, I don't see them killing him off at least not without introducing a new character to pass that side of the story onto. He is the only protagonist carrying the story of what's happening north of the wall, like she is about what's going on across the ocean. I agree it has been nothing but build up for the past season and a half with nothing coming to a head. I'm rootin for snow though. He is one of the few characters that still have a heart.
They had the exact conversation I was wishing for with the wolf. It sucks that he sort of deserted him though. I speculated that ghost would maybe be the most badass despite being the runt since it was snow that spoke up and saved them and because his was unique because it is white or maybe albino. I expect him or aryia's to show up again eventually.
I see no redemption for theon. It seems they have been pounding that in. First with the
baptism then that guy's last words which were delivered like a omen. I don't think he is going go down quick though, either. I sort of doubt the success of the coupe by that guy's bastard because of Osha's prophecy.
So much tense drama this episode.
That guy dropping dead at tywins door was a funny scene.
Some of you have me worried about snow. He is one of the few characters I don't worry about dieing every episode. Like the dragon lady, I don't see them killing him off at least not without introducing a new character to pass that side of the story onto. He is the only protagonist carrying the story of what's happening north of the wall, like she is about what's going on across the ocean. I agree it has been nothing but build up for the past season and a half with nothing coming to a head. I'm rootin for snow though. He is one of the few characters that still have a heart.
They had the exact conversation I was wishing for with the wolf. It sucks that he sort of deserted him though. I speculated that ghost would maybe be the most badass despite being the runt since it was snow that spoke up and saved them and because his was unique because it is white or maybe albino. I expect him or aryia's to show up again eventually.
I see no redemption for theon. It seems they have been pounding that in. First with the
baptism then that guy's last words which were delivered like a omen. I don't think he is going go down quick though, either. I sort of doubt the success of the coupe by that guy's bastard because of Osha's prophecy.
So much tense drama this episode.
TheBaldEmperor
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Yeah. If you feel like you aren't understanding everything, watch the first season again. Everything clicked for me after a second viewing.
Agreed. However, anything goes once the assumed conflict north of the Wall trickles down south.
They beat up on him so much (Not just the bastard thing, but also his overall imcompetence while trying to do the right thing), it would be a shame if they kill him now or soon.
To me, they made it pretty clear that he had turned at his baptism- that there was no turning back. plus being egged on by his sister clinched it. The extra clinch was when he chopped off dude's head at the request of his employee. He can only either advance to lord of Winterfell or die horribly and I hope it's the latter.
The caption for Hodor should just be 'hodor'
Holy shit, lol!As a side not, WiC's tumblr is hilarious as usual.
Stannis isn't the eldest Baratheon, he's the middle child before Robert.
I wonder what will become of Snow. If he catches up with his company, it seems he is going to be in some deep trouble. He was left to execute her, then they both disappear. So when/if they find him and he is with her, alive, then how else could they react but be crazy pissed or even think him a traitor of sorts? The girl would obviously have to die also. That seems too mundane to justify this sidetrack to the story. Something else or some twist must come out of it.
Rentahamster
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Holy Shit.
EDIt: half the problem is keeping all the names straight. A name gets dropped every so often and I'll have no idea who it is.
The HBO viewer's guide is a helpful tool.
http://viewers-guide.hbo.com/game-of-thrones/season2/#!/guide/houses/
Don't worry, it doesn't spoil anything that hasn't already happened in the show.
John Dunbar
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i'm guessing the wording means he's the eldest living baratheon brother (of Robert), not the eledest son, and thus the current heir. but it is very poorly worded.
iNvid02
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are you caught up? you could get spoiled because this thread is OK for everything TV that has aired
to answer your question yeah I think so, she "saved" him like she promised but he is pretty much over
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