aceface said:Maybe Ned would have killed Jon if not for Lyanna's pleading with him not to. For someone honorable like Ned it's a tough choice., King vs. sister.
Walder frey's musicians killed robb. Or soldiers pretending to be musicians.Count of Monte Sawed-Off said:Wait so Roose Bolton killed Robb, Tyrion killed Tywin and Gendry killed Biter, right?
That felt good.
LaserBuddha said:Hasn't it been made abundantly clear that Ned will not participate in the killing of a child, even when commanded to by the king? And that the king has not asked him to do this before AGOT?
elrechazao said:Walder frey's musicians killed robb. Or soldiers pretending to be musicians.
elrechazao said:Walder frey's musicians killed robb. Or soldiers pretending to be musicians.
True, they mention the pink cloak of bolton I believe at that point. I still think robb was essentially dead at that point - he had 3 crossbow bolts in him, catelyn's begging for him to be spared notwithstanding.Count of Monte Sawed-Off said:I think Roose actually makes the final kill.
"Jaime Lannister sends his regards," then dead Robb.
LaserBuddha said:Hasn't it been made abundantly clear that Ned will not participate in the killing of a child, even when commanded to by the king? And that the king has not asked him to do this before AGOT?
Enduin said:Had they stayed with their Prince and King they might not of lost the war. The only reason Robert won the Battle of the Trident, which won him the war, was because he killed Rhaegar, had they been there to protect him that probably would not have occurred and instead Robert would have died and the rebellion would have ended with him.
I think Robert was injured on the Trident, which is why Ned made it to King's Landing before him.aceface said:Yeah, I forgot about that, haha. Do they ever explain the circumstances by which it was Ned that ended up going to the Tower of Joy and not Robert?
Sklorenz said:Halfway through book 2 I WANT TO READ THIS THREAD SO BAD. AGHHH. I'm loving this series but I hate that I have live four billion pages left. I need to sit down and power through a book or two over the next month and catch the fuck up soon.
aceface said:I think that Rhaegar knew from the prophecy that he would be killed. They said he was always sad. He thought it was more important that Jon live.
Hadn't there been some bad blood between them over the killing of rhaegar's wife and children, and ned was off "cleaning up " the last of the opposition? I seem to remember some reference to them not really reconciling with each other until Balon's rebellion.sharbhund said:I think Robert was injured on the Trident, which is why Ned made it to King's Landing before him.
q_q said:Howland Reed.
elrechazao said:Hadn't there been some bad blood between them over the killing of rhaegar's wife and children, and ned was off "cleaning up " the last of the opposition? I seem to remember some reference to them not really reconciling with each other until Balon's rebellion.
Sklorenz said:Halfway through book 2 I WANT TO READ THIS THREAD SO BAD. AGHHH. I'm loving this series but I hate that I have live four billion pages left. I need to sit down and power through a book or two over the next month and catch the fuck up soon.
dabig2 said:It's kinda funny, but immediately after episode 2 I knew I had to read the books to confirm 1 thing I was certain was going to happen before I got spoiled - Ned's death.
I mean, come on, "We'll talk about your mother when I get back". I've watched way too many shows and movies to let that trope skip on by. At that point I knew either Jon or Ned was dead. But then another fact quickly came to me.....Sean Fucking Bean is playing Ned! This dude loves dying in his work almost more than anybody.
So I wonder how many other unsullied viewers are probably thinking the same thing.
Enduin said:HAHAHA so true! I cant think of a movie hes in where he doesnt die.
Count of Monte Sawed-Off said:Ronin. He gets smacked around like a little bitch, but he lives. Although he's barely a supporting character in it.
Silent Hill as well.Count of Monte Sawed-Off said:Ronin. He gets smacked around like a little bitch, but he lives. Although he's barely a supporting character in it.
And Troy. In that he gets the last line! Wish someone had made The Odyssey with Bean in it, that would have been awesome.
sazabirules said:I love Varys for helping him. He's always been very interesting.
sooperkool said:The single greatest moment is Strong Belwas defeating Oznak zo Pahl
Jenga said:didn't crows mentioned something about a pirate targaryen bastard milling around who might stake a claim?
it's been years so i don't remember, but i did just finish SoS so ill get on that soon enough
Bittersteel founded it.neoanarch said:The Golden Company? a mercenary group like the Brave Companions. Founded by one of the Blackfyres and a high chance of being led by one of his descendants.
Basileus777 said:Bittersteel founded it.
Basileus777 said:Bittersteel founded it.
Me and you both, brother. I want Hound POV chapters in Winds of Winter.sazabirules said:I hope The Hound is alive![]()
Gahh, don't reopen old wounds. Fuck that bitch.diunxx said:While re-reading ACOK I noticed that the poison that the maester put on Melissandre's wine was the same one that the Queen of Thorns used to kill Joffrey.
LaserBuddha said:Gahh, don't reopen old wounds. Fuck that bitch.
Gonaria said:Who? Mellisandre or the Queen of thorns? I love the Queen of thorns! Mellisandre is pretty cool in a creepy religious nutjob sort of way too
Having just reread book 3 part 2, i would have to say that the single greatest one-on-one combat scenes in the series is Oberyn Martell vs. Gregore Clegane. So much is on the line with just one battle: Tyrion's life, the Dornish alliance and long-delayed vengeance for the death and rape of children.sooperkool said:The single greatest moment is Strong Belwas defeating Oznak zo Pahl
Oberyn should've stopped talking and killed the fucker.Pikelet said:Having just reread book 3 part 2, i would have to say that the single greatest one-on-one combat scenes in the series is Oberyn Martell vs. Gregore Clegane. So much is on the line with just one battle: Tyrion's life, the Dornish alliance and long-delayed vengeance for the death and rape of children.
When the sun rises you just get the feeling that this is how legends are created in this world, it's just the definition of epic.
heliosRAzi said:Oberyn should've stopped talking and killed the fucker.
When I saw that Oberyn was having a very easy time of fighting him, I knew he would lose. I learned early on that the worst always happens in this series.LaserBuddha said:Another example of how Martin fucks with us.
Pikelet said:Having just reread book 3 part 2, i would have to say that the single greatest one-on-one combat scenes in the series is Oberyn Martell vs. Gregore Clegane. So much is on the line with just one battle: Tyrion's life, the Dornish alliance and long-delayed vengeance for the death and rape of children.
BlueTsunami said:If the show gets that far.. man thats gonna be an awesome scene.
diunxx said:While re-reading ACOK I noticed that the poison that the maester put on Melissandre's wine was the same one that the Queen of Thorns used to kill Joffrey.
That's what i liked about it though. When the battle seemed done, everything just took a horrible turn.heliosRAzi said:Oberyn should've stopped talking and killed the fucker.