The ultimate irony will be when they are spoiled on the ending of the series by TV watchers once the show passes the books.
I wanna believe thats sarcasm....
The ultimate irony will be when they are spoiled on the ending of the series by TV watchers once the show passes the books.
I wanna believe thats sarcasm....
Just talk about the stuff you have seen on the show and there are no problems, start talking about stuff in the book that i haven't seen is.
And the most sick part is making Arya being there so close, and again witnessing her family being butchered. Brutal.
You've just described every character in the show who seeks any element of power. A person's name is how the line of succession works, and where respect is received. It's why it's viewed as such an insult and a detriment to be given the Snow name.
Haha, it's ok buddy. I did go searching wiki though, for a plot summary because I was sure that wasn't in that scene!
The fact that people have this inability to abstain from spoiler laden discussion is baffling and a little pathetic.Then he should GTFO this thread.
The pregnant belly stab was the most fucked up thing about it to me. It actually lessened the impact of Robb and Cat's deaths because it was just so horrific.
Y-you spoiled us? Duuuuuude.
The next bright star to bring up the books in here is getting punted for a good long while.
I suggest you pay attention to this guy.
He's in a really shitty mood right now and ain't about that book life.
THIS FUCKING SHOW
The pregnant belly stab was the most fucked up thing about it to me. It actually lessened the impact of Robb and Cat's deaths because it was just so horrific.
It's certainly going to happen if the show passes the books.
I kept telling myself somehow this was going to happen as the scene played out. Reminds me of that short film about the guy who concocts a fantasy in his head about the rope snapping and his subsequent escape as he's being hanged. I refused to believe it was really happening...Ha, this is how I felt. Even though there was no reason for Frey to let them stay alive, there was still some small hope (apparently, in whatever fantasy I'm living in) Robb and Catelyn could still survive some how.
But I'm not particularly attracted to any of the characters who crave power. I love Arya, littlefinger and Tyrion the most because they don't give a shit about being boss king and having everything. They just do their own thing.
Yeah that was really fucked up, I thought that guy was just gonna go straight for the neck of something. Poor little Ned Stark the second.The pregnant belly stab was the most fucked up thing about it to me. It actually lessened the impact of Robb and Cat's deaths because it was just so horrific.
At least Rob Stark actually went out on his own and fought with his men for what he felt he deserved. Tywin went out there and fought battles. Ned Stark gave his life for his family.
Daenerys not only has no right or reason for anything she wants, but she has the audacity to order other people to get it for her while she orders the next plate of biscuits and wine.
But I'm not particularly attracted to any of the characters who crave power. I love Arya, littlefinger and Tyrion the most because they don't give a shit about being boss king and having everything. They just do their own thing.
People said the same thing at the end of S1. As much of a gut punch this event was, it sets up a whole bunch of interesting things to come.
But I'm not particularly attracted to any of the characters who crave power. I love Arya, littlefinger and Tyrion the most because they don't give a shit about being boss king and having everything. They just do their own thing.
Can someone explain Daenerys' right to the throne real quick?
Her father and all the family before where Kings
Right? Fucking brutal, that moment.a slit throat would have been quicker, and i guess people are more desensitized to that than MULTIPLE STAB ATTACKS TO THE PREGNANT BELLY
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Can someone explain Daenerys' right to the throne real quick?
Her brother (not the douchey dead one from Season 1) was overthrown by the Starks, Baratheons, and Lannisters. I imagine since she's the last of her lineage, she's the only one capable of making a claim to the throne.Can someone explain Daenerys' right to the throne real quick?
last living descendant of the previous ruling family - the Mad King was her father, Robert Baratheon's rebellion ended that dynasty and the Baratheons became the Royal House.
Daenerys believes the Baratheons are usurpers and the Throne is hers by right.
Her brother (not the douchey dead one from Season 1) was overthrown by the Starks and Lannisters. I imagine since she's the last of her lineage, she's the only one capable of making a claim to the throne.
Can someone explain Daenerys' right to the throne real quick?
That seems pretty legit. What is that guy complaining about?
Her brother (not the douchey dead one from Season 1) was overthrown by the Starks and Lannisters. I imagine since she's the last of her lineage, she's the only one capable of making a claim to the throne.
Man fuck this shit seriously. I hope the dragons just burn everything.
I won't want to live on this Westeros anymore.
:lol Seriously I want them to lay waste to the world
No, it was her father who was overthrown (Aerys, the Mad King). Dany had two older brothers; the oldest was Rhaegar, and then Viserys after him (the douchey one).
lol what is this gif originally from
Yeah, Google is pretty much one giant spoiler for this series. Stay well away if you hope to enjoy the show with fresh eyes.Wow, so that happened.
I knew that Robb wasn't making it out of this season alive because I had googled him a year ago and saw his date of death in the FIRST FUCKING GOOGLE RESULT, but wasn't expecting it to be like this.
I wonder how Edmure is going to take this. Is he in bed with the Lannisters like Roose was?
the multiple stabs to the belly is in the book?
the multiple stabs to the belly is in the book?
Ah, oops. I knew it was Aerys, but was thinking that was her older brother for some reason.No, it was her father who was overthrown (Aerys, the Mad King). Dany had two older brothers; the oldest was Rhaegar, and then Viserys after him (the douchey one).
Yeah, Dany would really be a lot of help out on the battlefield. Especially with that lifetime of arms training by an experienced knight like Ned and Robb had (and probably Tywin). If you dislike her, that's on you. But your arguments are just so unjustified.
Are we watching the same show?? Littlefinger is hardly a person unconcerned with power.