I fucking knew Bolton was up to no good. Didn't I tell you guys?
At least the Daenerys train is still chugging.
I fucking knew Bolton was up to no good. Didn't I tell you guys?
At least the Daenerys train is still chugging.
Luckily she got the city because I suspect with Robb gone the Lannister's will turn their attention to her now.
Great. I come into a GoT thread and get TDKR spoiled for me.
Isn't she way too far away for them to have to give a shit about her yet?
She has the whole show riding on her back.
How many dire wolves did/do the Starks have?
I finally figured out where I remember Tobias Menzies from, he's that dude from rome. I kept thinking he looked like Julius Caesar, so that's apperently how my mind works![]()
If Jon and Sam don't stop the White Walkers, Westeros is doomed.
Basically it depends on what comes first, the Long Winter or Danaerys' army. Dragons are all well and good but they probably don't do too well in subzero temperatures. Probably freezes their fire-glands.
"Hodor, stop Hodoring!"
The dragons are biological animals, so I imagine they probably have plenty of physical weaknesses. Getting to them is another matter.
At this point I say let the White Walkers eat everyone. It's a deeply troubled world and they'll cleanse it properly.
I'm putting hard cash on Bran eventually taking everyone to the promised land. What's Tywin gonna do when Bran sends Hodor after him?
Shit his pants, that's what.
"Hodor, stop Hodoring!"
Bolton is one slimy fuck. Good actor though.
Bolton is one slimy fuck. Good actor though.
Heheheheh not a spoiler:when are we not?
Apart from the show's occasional divergences* from the books, I haven't had the opportunity to experience new stuff in Westeros or Esteros since I finished ADWD, so I love reading your reactions as a way to "relive" everything for the first time.
* where are the fucking direwolves???![]()
The next bright star to bring up the books in here is getting punted for a good long while.
Yeah, so many little hints and "oops I said a name that you didn't know yet, oh well get over it."
It just never ends. I'm half expecting someone to "accidentally" spoil the name of Theon's torturer soon and ruin that plot as well.
Now that's just a lie.Thank you. I check out the book thread from time to time and after every episode a bunch of users post how they stalk the non-book thread and wish to god they could post spoilers there to see our reactions.
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But Funky... at least we got proof that HotPie didn't eat the direwolves! [spoiler]I'm sure he'll find a way to eat Grey Wind now though[/spoiler]
"Hodor, stop Hodoring!"
Whoa, it's on HBO Go starting right as it airs? I don't have to wait until it's over any more?!That happened to me last episode. Keep retrying periodically, they'll get it up and running eventually (took like 20 min for me).
Whoa, it's on HBO Go starting right as it airs? I don't have to wait until it's over any more?!
Why are we assuming Whitewalkers will make it to Westeros? We haven't had any indication that they're marching towards the wall, only the Wildlings.
If Mance's plan of burning the wall down doesn't come to fruition I don't see the threat of the Whitewalkers ever really being a thread.
Would be a cruel joke if it turns out Westeros already in ruins when Dany arrives.
I will be disappointed if we dont see Bran using Hodor as a battle mount in a future season.
I have to say, the bit that made me think the most is where Cat pleads with Walder to spare Robb, making various promises and vows, and Walder snorts and brushes her off. He was right to do so, funny enough, by the terms of honor this world operates on.
The problem with Ned, Cat, and Robb was that, by the lights of Westeros, they all shared a mass delusion: that they were the good guys. It's not just that the Starks had honor. They saw themselves as being the most honorable and pure family who did things "the right way", etc. And because of that they could actually talk themselves into dishonorable act in the name of the greater good. Robb made a hollow vow to Walder Frey because getting soldiers and taking down the "evil" Lannisters was for the good of the land. The good guys had to win, right?
Robb betrayed Walder because "twoo wove". It was practically stereotypically romantic that the beautiful lady from a faraway land sweeps in and they fall in love and even conceive a child and heir on like their first try. Walder's epic troll with his secret perfect daughter shows he was actually intent on doing Robb an excellent turn by Westeros standards, giving him the best of everything.
Meanwhile, contrast with Jaime Lannister's previous confession about the truth behind his "kingslayer" nickname, where he took down the mad king, saved a city like a big damn hero, but was reviled as an honorless pig of the arrogant and wicked Lannister dynasty.
I guess the final takeaway is that in this story there will be no good guys who are ever recognized and rewarded as such. Things are as grey as can be.
Just a characters recap from GoT at this point (S3-EP9).
Well, I'm supposed to study but... By all that is holy, this must be the hardest, right-in-the-feels episode I've seen up until now. I knew what was going to happen but damn, the acting, the atmosphere, the music (Was that Rains of Castamere?) just everything...
I need to sit down for a moment and contemplate.
Yes. So intense if you listen to it after that scene is now done.. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ECewrAld3zw
Just a characters recap from GoT at this point (S3-EP9).