Omg soo hyped for Sunday
Omg soo hyped for Sunday
He was killed by Inigio Montoya. Poisoned. He died. Then got resurrected. I'm sure he was dead for a little while at least.Wtf happened to the mountain. Was it from when he got waxed by the dawn dude?
Probably the only major disappointment this season. It's not like she hasn't been nude before. Dang.Sorry Timmy, no Marge walk of atonement for you.
shame
He was killed by Inigio Montoya. Poisoned. He died. Then got resurrected. I'm sure he was dead for a little while at least.
Just an allergic reaction to peanuts from Dorne.
I really need to get to the bottom of what the fuck happened between Ep01 leading into Ep09/10, because the overall direction, cinematography, score, performances, etc are just so much fucking better and more adherent to high level cinematic standards it's just utterly bewildering how a difference exists in the first place. Both Ep09/10 have such a stricter cohesion between all facets of the cinematic medium to bring performances, framing, score, and narrative together. It's out-of-this-world good compared to an overwhelming majority of the entire fucking series.
I can't put it down to just talent, because these guys and gals have worked on other episodes before. Time? Luck? Budget? Maybe just a perfect storm of all the right pieces coming together. Because man, few if any episodes across all sixty come together with such completion as those last two.
Who are you?Omg soo hyped for Sunday
Careful, playing with wildfire is dangerous.Omg soo hyped for Sunday
Omg soo hyped for Sunday
Omg soo hyped for Sunday
Gold.
I'd put these two eps on top of any pair of eps from any series ever. It was really the Hollywood movie of the year split in two.
AmazingGold.
You know, Arya Stark, we really are the Game of Thrones."This truly is the game of thrones."
I'm just thrilled that the show's budget has gotten so big that they actually have the money to finally show a huge, epic battle like the Battle of the Bastards. In the past they've gotten close but clearly had to cut corners because they simply didn't have the money for it. Granted we're not quite at, say, Helms Deep or Pelennor Fields scale, but it's a significant step up from previous seasons.
I can't wait to see what final conflicts the show has in store before it ends.
I was watching the episode again with my sister and when the Daario scene came up and you find out that it was indeed Tyrion who suggested it, she pipes up with, "oh he did that so they can't do to Dany what they did to him!"
Me: Huh? what do you mean "what they did to him"?
Her: With Shae! They used his lover against him.
Me:
I don't know why I didn't make the connection at all before.
I was watching the episode again with my sister and when the Daario scene came up and you find out that it was indeed Tyrion who suggested it, she pipes up with, "oh he did that so they can't do to Dany what they did to him!"
Me: Huh? what do you mean "what they did to him"?
Her: With Shae! They used his lover against him.
Me:
I don't know why I didn't make the connection at all before.
I don't know why I didn't make the connection at all before.
I don't think that's what the writers intended. I mean there are several differences between the two situations.
So why would Tyrion state that "he would have been a liability in the Seven Kingdoms"? Why would he have been a liability?
So why would Tyrion state that "he would have been a liability in the Seven Kingdoms"? Why would he have been a liability?
So why would Tyrion state that "he would have been a liability in the Seven Kingdoms"? Why would he have been a liability?
Why would the conqueror with the largest army, the largest naval fleet, and three huge (and will likely be even bigger the next we see them) dragons concern herself with needing to be available for marriage? She's coming to take back her throne and burn all who stand in her way.
I didn't believe her when she said that. Seemed more for Daario's sake.
Yeah I didn't understand it either. She doesn't need anyone but herself (name) and her forces to legitimize her rule. A compromise with the seven kingdoms in the form of marriage goes against the whole 'I'm going to take back the throne and burn any who oppose me' thing she's got going. Why would she care about sharing her victory with any of the houses she's against? EtcWhy would the conqueror with the largest army, the largest naval fleet, and three huge (and will likely be even bigger the next we see them) dragons concern herself with needing to be available for marriage? She's coming to take back her throne and burn all who stand in her way.
I didn't believe her when she said that. Seemed more for Daario's sake.
Why would the conqueror with the largest army, the largest naval fleet, and three huge (and will likely be even bigger the next we see them) dragons concern herself with needing to be available for marriage? She's coming to take back her throne and burn all who stand in her way.
I didn't believe her when she said that. Seemed more for Daario's sake.
Why would the conqueror with the largest army, the largest naval fleet, and three huge (and will likely be even bigger the next we see them) dragons concern herself with needing to be available for marriage? She's coming to take back her throne and burn all who stand in her way.
I didn't believe her when she said that. Seemed more for Daario's sake.