Ziltoidia 9
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So Bran crossed the wall. It falling down soon? Maybe this half of the season ends with it?
Awful acting. The 3 eyed raven that Bran met had more humanity, although he had been the 3 eyed raven for a much longer time.
Oh, she's still going to win this "war" in my opinion. She was OP coming into this season, so I think this was just a way to make it a bit more fair.She really is and it sucks because she wanted to do it the 'right' way. She could've won this war in episode one if she wanted.
I want to go out like Lady O. Damn, what a cool lady.
Theons redemption?I wonder who will take out Euron? Jon Snow? Dany's dragons? That won't have much heft to it.
more like awful materialAwful acting. The 3 eyed raven that Bran met had more humanity, although he had been the 3 eyed raven for a much longer time.
This guy with the infinite amount of god mode boats is annoying. How did he take them by suprise again? It was broad daylight.
Did you miss that last look she gave him?
Off the menu? Lmao.
Oh boy you wish, lol
Oh, she's still going to win this "war" in my opinion. She was OP coming into this season, so I think this was just a way to make it a bit more fair.
Yup, told my wife "She likes him".Did you miss that last look she gave him?
So how did Jamie know they were going to take Casterly Rock?
Yeah I don't get this. They're just getting blindsided at every turn. It's amateurish and Tyrion thinks he's just clever and none of it works.
I agree, even if it was abandoned and there wasn't a cool battle I expected to be amazed by its beauty at least as much as I was by the Tarly's place.Really good episode.
The only disappointment was Casterly Rock. After all this time we finally get to see it and...I thought it was kind of disappointing. I was expecting something far more grand and extravagant.
The Silence was at Casterly Rock.Guys what if *shocker* Euron has part of his fleet on the Narrow Sea and the other part stationed at the Iron Islands? Would explain how they managed to catch so quickly the Unsullied fleet at Casterly Rock.
So, High garden fell in a 2 minute montage, and the Martell's are done in one episode?
Man... Kinda bullshit.
Oh yeah, the miscues are piling up pretty high right now. That Northern alliance needs to happen pretty soon, for her sake.She could still win, and I think she will, but it's gonna get a fuuuuck ton of people killed. Her army, and the people of King's Landing, are gonna end up pretty fucked by the end of it.
Definitely not the road she wanted to go down but it's the one she will be forced to take.
If she you have an issue with his portrayal, then it's not his awful acting, it's the directing and script. It's obvious he's supposed to not be all there, be it just temporarily, or permanently. Sansa runs of to him, crying, and hugs him but he doesn't even show any emotions, that's not bad acting, that's just the way they wanted him to be.
We're still expecting Bran to control one of the dragons, right?
Sure, collaborative responsibility. Could have been colder, obviously, but not that daft. The old three eyed raven was empathetic, reacted to things around him, cared about how Bran developed.
Another angle here is that all this losing initially makes Dany's victories if/when they happen that much more satisfying. They are making her the underdog so she's easier to root for. Before she had so many advantages. Now she has so few.
This is the best non spectacle focused episode in ages
Bran crossed the wall just to come tell his sister that she looked pretty the night she was raped. What a guy.
"I need to speak to him...."Can't wait until whichever upcoming ep where Bran will tell Jon of his origins, this has been years in the making!