ComputerBlue
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Good point, but maybe he meant it as he's injured/sleeping off his wounds. I think they would have made it more clear if he had died. We'll see I guess.
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Game of Thrones *NO BOOK SPOILERS* |OT| Season 4 - Sundays on HBO [Read the OP]
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Good point, but maybe he meant it as he's injured/sleeping off his wounds. I think they would have made it more clear if he had died. We'll see I guess.
Mance was a crow
BigJonsson
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Yup, I hope most of the season 4 storylines are resolved next week.....but there are so many
Ziltoidia 9
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I was expecting Sam to have been the one that killed her. It would of been a little ironic since the beginning of the episode started with that scene between him and Jon talking about sex.
Heisenberg
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Jon Snow with that hammer . . .
HOLY FUCK THAT EPISODE!
Everything, fucking everything was so intense. Anshfhdsismeksisydn, but Ygritte though
That particular scene made my gf instantly cry. But yeah, Hawkeye Gough confirmed a GoT character with that great arrow long shot, goddamn! The directors of the show know wtf their doing, thats for sure. I'm beaming with excitement for the 10th episode
Everything, fucking everything was so intense. Anshfhdsismeksisydn, but Ygritte though
That particular scene made my gf instantly cry. But yeah, Hawkeye Gough confirmed a GoT character with that great arrow long shot, goddamn! The directors of the show know wtf their doing, thats for sure. I'm beaming with excitement for the 10th episodeSad to see Ygritte go. The list of characters I still care about is getting smaller and smaller with each episode. I find most of the characters whiney or uninteresting at this point. I'm going to need a big twist during the finale to keep me interested enough to come back for season 5.
Arkos
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Yeah I know now, but what about the cannibals? Are they just "the crazy dudes"?
Those are the creepy hairless dudes. They were toasting up some limbs in an earlier episode. They're like the most hardcore tribe of wildling.
Mance was back last season, when Jon visits the wildling HQ (where we first saw a giant). They chatted it up in his tent.
Gucci Messiah
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Grenn was the true hero
I think he is asking if there is anything more to them than that
he didn't even take a sword. I suspect he plans to surrender
the wolf is named Ghost, not Snow btw
Arkos
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There we go. I just didn't know if I'd missed or forgotten something
I knew that lol! That was a strange error of associations...irregardless, its his best friend - and I don't think a surrender would make sense. Must be something else, then.
BigJonsson
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He's going to go North and run into Bran and they'll do something!
Gucci Messiah
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He probably expects to die and doesn't want his beloved direwolf to get tortured to death
That'd be too dumb of a plan for Jonathan Snow...to fight so hard, only to walk away and die.
I must be the odd one out, I thought the episode was incredibly boring. The whole storyline at the wall has been elongated out for too long. I've become bored of it, even though I like Snow.
Focusing the entire episode on one arc seemed really unsatisfying to me. The only worse thing to me would be the entire episode centered around Dany governing that city.
Focusing the entire episode on one arc seemed really unsatisfying to me. The only worse thing to me would be the entire episode centered around Dany governing that city.
A proud man of the Kingsguard is nothing but a damn coward. This episode shows how insignificant the war in south is.
I thought she said, "You aren't nothing, Jon Snow."
Anyway, I didn't expect the whole episode to be about Castle Black but it was good. It reminded me of Helm's Deep in a lot of ways...lol.
I swear, if Tywin doesn't die next episode, I'll feel like such an ass for being so adamant that it's coming, but it'd be an amazing cliff-hangar. Every time they played The Rains of Castamere this season, it's been cut off besides the opening scene with Tywin remolding the swords. It also sets the story up for Stannis being able to succeed in his invasion in my opinion.
Edit: That swinging scythe on the wall was absolutely amazing. I was waiting to see how they planned on knocking them down but didn't expect it to be that brutal.
My bad. I don't think we know anything about the tribe other than that they're ruthless cannibal creeps. Honestly they come off a little corny to me. I get what the main wildlings around about but those guys are like one dimentional pure evil.
I found this episode boring as well. Even though the action was well done, I really enjoy this show most during the more talkative episodes.
Same here, I wanted at least a little Tyerion time. I can watch that conversate with the people of King's Landing all day.
In general, we can all agree: These episodes need to be 2 hours long!
When Sam went to release Ghost.
Boogalogist
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Haven't watched today's episode. Is it ALL Castle Black...or is there something else?
Same here, I wanted at least a little Tyerion time. I can watch that conversate with the people of King's Landing all day.
In general, we can all agree: These episodes need to be 2 hours long!
I wish they would give us more episodes per season but know it won't happen, but it really sucks when you have an amazing episode like tonight's yet all you can think about is how there's so many other stories that you didn't get to see advance with only one episode to go.
All Castle Black.
Exactly, it's why the book boxset is sitting in my cart right now. I can't handle the torture anymore.
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Smooth Operator
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It's Jon Snow Only, Items, Castle Black.
She had a pretty good KDR all things considered. Hell, she probably had a 90% accuracy with her shots. That poor kid that killed probably feels pretty confused right about now..."but I thought he'd be happy I saved him!"
Honestly, if my medication didn't make reading such a pain in the ass, I'd be really tempted too. Part of me is impatient and wants answers now, the other part of is too invested in the show to switch over to the books now and in the end, I'll be stuck waiting anyway for GRRM to finish writing anyway.
The mythological stuff is the part I'm really waiting for but I wouldn't be surprised if a lot of that stuff isn't even explained in the later books yet. That seems to be the end goal.
ComputerBlue
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With the White Walkers I think we'll be saying the same thing about tonight and everything surrounding it.
Tormund's KD ratio is through the roof!! Guy must have taken out at least two dozen crows
Gucci Messiah
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All the main characters have crazy KDRs
What an excellently directed episode. The battle was staged even more impressively than Blackwater, but surprisingly many of the non-battle scenes were really well done -- which is doubly impressive since I haven't cared all that much about the Night's Watch/Wildling plot this year.
Sad to see Ygritte die, I liked her though for some reason I'm not too upset about it... maybe coming off the grisly horrible end for Oberyn made this death seem downright pleasant by comparison. :lol
Sad to see Ygritte die, I liked her though for some reason I'm not too upset about it... maybe coming off the grisly horrible end for Oberyn made this death seem downright pleasant by comparison. :lol
Good it's always above 1.
plasmawave
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I lol'd at the kid with the bow nodding to Snow.
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