Count of Monte Sawed-Off
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Pretty good episode.
Not sure I would say poor Sansa... I mean, Sansa is stupid as can be, but it works out in her favor if Joffrey goes for Margaery.
How will Jamie get out of this one!
This confused me... why is he a dick to Arya when he loves her sister?
Roose Bolton's bastard
Roose Bolton's bastard
roose bolton's bastard is the bastard son of roose bolton.
Fucking hell, HBO Go is a real piece of shit sometimes. Took me 2 hours to get through this episode.
I missed the first ten minutes of the episode, first scene I saw wascan someone fill me in on what I missed?Theon on the rack
First 10 minutes:
At the beginning Bran has a dream of the three-eyed crow, and he tries to shoot it with his bow and arrow (with Robb and Jon Snow giving advice). No matter how hard he tries, he can't kill it. There's another boy in the dream that he doesn't know, he finds out later that the boy is Jojen Reed. He, Rickon, Osha, and Hodor continue their journey to the Wall.
Robb's camp gets two letters - both bad news. One informing him that his grandfather (Lady Catelyn's father) has passed away at Riverrun, the other (from Roose Bolton's bastard) finally telling him that Winterfell was burned to the ground, the castle put to the sword, the Ironmen escaped, and that Bran and Rickon are missing/presumed dead or captured. Catelyn wonders why Theon has sent no letters demanding ransom if he has escaped with Bran and Rickon as hostages.
Next scene is the one you walked in on.
Where were the titties?
I don't know, when he mentions "what are you doing with that Stark bitch" didn't convince me too much. It was a surprise to see The Hound but god damn at the timing, poor Arya can't catch a break. :/I love how Margaery is playing Joffrey, she knows what to do to keep her king happy. And she probably used her conversation with Sansa to know what he likes. Maybe Tyrion will betray his family and flee with Sansa and Shae, I'd like that to happen.
Bran's story just got more interesting and explains a lot of what happened previously. And I'm glad Brienne was able to handle the kingslayer because I was pretty certain that she was going to die there.
I hope the Hound likes Arya as much as he liked Sansa. She'd be safer with him.
Is Brienne actually that skilled or was is just because Jaime didn't have total arm freedom and tired in general?
She's skilled. In season two she defeated a group of men (offscreen if I recall) which is how she ended up as Renly's personal bodyguard.
No she beat Loras Tyrell in a one on one fight.
Is Brienne actually that skilled or was is just because Jaime didn't have total arm freedom and tired in general?
Fucking hell, HBO Go is a real piece of shit sometimes. Took me 2 hours to get through this episode.
A mix of both really, it can't be easy to fight in chains no matter how good you are. But Brienne did beat Loras who is considered one of the better knights in the 7 kingdoms.
So Bran can see through the eyes of animals, does that includes walkers and dragons? I haven't read the books yet but damn the maybe I should.
True, but Jaime is hyped as the best of the best -- though he ranks himself as such and stated only 3 men could match or beat him. Her beating him with relative ease was just disappointing to see.
He has also been locked up with almost no food probably for quite awhile, he wasn't nearly at full strength AND he was in chains.
Both of which were stated in an earlier post.
True, but Jaime is hyped as the best of the best -- though he ranks himself as such and stated only 3 men could match or beat him. Her beating him with relative ease was just disappointing to see.
Is Brienne actually that skilled or was is just because Jaime didn't have total arm freedom and tired in general?
This show is simply amazing how it balanced out 50 different storylines and still make them feel like they're pretty fleshed out. It's not perfect in some events considering the time constraints, but they've done a good job of making me look forward to different stories and remembering the characters' personalities instead of just struggling to come up with the names.
Margaery has been awesome this season basically manipulating her way wherever she wants. She's damn gorgeous too of course.
Stupid question time: Why is the Kingslayer's hair so much darker now? Is it just from the long march and getting dirty (although I thought it was blonde still last season during the long journey)? I thought maybe they had some killer dye in King's Landing or something.
I'm sure it's just my memory failing me mixed with some painkillers but I thought it was lighter even last season.
If it's darker, I'd say it's to disguise him.