Why did they keep those slave collars anyway.
Of course there were pivotal moments. Freeing the slaves, getting the slave army, going to the next town to free more slaves, etc. She was also part of possibly the worst moment of the show when the biracial slaves lifted her up and chanted like it was the end of the Lion King.
I forgot that Littlefinger was sent to marry Catalyn's sister. I guess she's going to die to make room for her niece !
Rape? Really?
She even said "not here" at some point. Sorry but I wouldn't call that a rape more than typical woman reaction More like wanting it but not really admitting it.
Rape? Really?
She even said "not here" at some point. Sorry but I wouldn't call that a rape more than typical woman reaction More like wanting it but not really admitting it.
Rape? Really?
She even said "not here" at some point. Sorry but I wouldn't call that a rape more than typical woman reaction More like wanting it but not really admitting it.
I think the collars belong to the dead children the mareen people put as a taunt for dany, she's just throwing it back at them as a counter taunt.
Dunno, I see it more that she is getting stronger in each and every scene because she found a real, tangible purpose in front of her. She was also in some of the best scenes in GOT, season 1 finale, season 2 finale, season 3 episode 4, and now season 4 episode 3... seems pretty damn good if you ask me.
Rape? Really?
She even said "not here" at some point. Sorry but I wouldn't call that a rape more than typical woman reaction More like wanting it but not really admitting it.
Have they ever said how many men she has in her army at this point (not earlier in the show)?
There were 8k fully trained unsullied, but she took the ones in training, which they didn't specify a number on, but presumably it wasn't that many more, because she claims it's 10k later, and is called out for lying.Have they ever said how many men she has in her army at this point (not earlier in the show)?
WowRape? Really?
She even said "not here" at some point. Sorry but I wouldn't call that a rape more than typical woman reaction More like wanting it but not really admitting it.
Rape? Really?
She even said "not here" at some point. Sorry but I wouldn't call that a rape more than typical woman reaction More like wanting it but not really admitting it.
There is no sex like funeral sex amirite?
She got the unsullied, but she's also supposed to have a bunch of mercenaries that have joined her cause I think? And a bunch of slaves that she freed too. They only really ever show the unsullied though. I guess it's just easier to copy and paste the same dude over and over again they to show the entire crew. Or at least I think she has a lot more than just the unsullied fighting for her.
You don't need to be so defensive. The reason I wasn't shocked by that scene was precisely because of the people involved in what was being depicted. We're not the only ones. Afterall, the director himself said that the sex was consensual. If Cersei truly did not want to have sex with Jaimie, she would have made it known much more strongly. She wouldn't have stopped at "No, not here." She's anything but powerless and submissive. And she was with her brother, with whom she's been having sex for over two decades. My reaction to seeing what was happening was not "Holy shit, Cersei is being raped" but " (raises eyebrow) Really ? You two are going to do this next to your dead son ?"
If the actors had been different, if Jaimie had done this to a different woman, I would've had a different reaction, but from these two, it was just another Game of Thrones sex scene. Next to a dead body, that is. That part was messed up.
I think the collars belong to the dead children the mareen people put as a taunt for dany, she's just throwing it back at them as a counter taunt.
A thought:
Rape between couples wasn't considered rape back in medieval society. If Jamie considered Cersei to be his partner, he might not view the act as rape.
Rape? Really?
She even said "not here" at some point. Sorry but I wouldn't call that a rape more than typical woman reaction More like wanting it but not really admitting it.
No from what I gather Westeros is in massive debt to the Iron Bank and most of it happened when the Lannisters were in charge thanks to one Petyr Baelish. Lannisters have their own gold in Casterly Rock which isn't affected. Still an Iron Bank that's angry at the current regime can be counted on to fund the other claimants of the throne which is really bad for the Lannisters. I don't think the Iron Bank would be happy with Littlefinger either as he was the one that was the master of coin getting the kingdom into debt that he had no intention of paying back.So if I'm understanding his correctly, Westeros is in massive debt to the Lannisters and can't afford to pay back its debts, and the Lannisters are in massive debt to the Iron Bank?
But he does think it's rape.The Director of Sunday's Game of Thrones Doesn't Think That Was Rape
Rape culture or just plain bad direction of a scene ?
So if I'm understanding his correctly, Westeros is in massive debt to the Lannisters and can't afford to pay back its debts, and the Lannisters are in massive debt to the Iron Bank?
Right now the only thing the Lannisters have got going for them is that they pay their debts. They don't exactly have a lot of friends, and so if they default on their debts then they're fucked. Everyone loyal to the Starks in the North hates them, the Tyrells, Tullys Arryns and Martells all hate them for good reason, which makes me think that in the long-term, they're fucked.
If Ser Davos has decided to contact the Iron bank for their support / funds for Stannis, then I would expect Littlefinger to already be one step ahead and possibly already have the funds in place from the Iron Bank for his own private army of sellswords.
I seem to recall Varys saying that all Littlefinger lacks is an army, so if he can secure the Iron Banks support; and crucially - now that he has Sansa by his side, then he has a 'legitimate' and strong claim to the Throne.
The Director of Sunday's Game of Thrones Doesn't Think That Was Rape
Rape culture or just plain bad direction of a scene ?
Or a reality check for many viewers."Well, it becomes consensual by the end" Must be the reveal for next week. Cause no one understands that interpretation.
The scene seemed out of character for both of them. Cersei always seemed to dominating or has too much of a take "no bullshit" attitude to allow a goddamn rape to happen. Least not without a fight. It also seemed a like a 180 for Jaime who was being built as a sympathetic character.
I was surprised reading through this thread this morning at all of the reactions to the Jaime / Cersei scene. When I was watching the episode the first reaction I had wasn't that it was necessarily rape.
There was some resistance from Cersei - he was ripping her dress and everything but then ever after that she seemed to give into his kiss naturally. At first it seemed more like reluctance rather than outright refusal - but then towards the end when he had her on the floor it seemed more forced.
Very odd scene but I can definitely see what the director was going for...just seems like the execution could have been a better.
So if I'm understanding his correctly, Westeros is in massive debt to the Lannisters and can't afford to pay back its debts, and the Lannisters are in massive debt to the Iron Bank?
oh, and Daenerys' army doesn't look like it could take over a city of this size. It's really not very impressive. For starters, they have like nine small-sized catapults to lay siege to the wall
Rape? Really?
She even said "not here" at some point. Sorry but I wouldn't call that a rape more than typical woman reaction More like wanting it but not really admitting it.
Why is it called the purple wedding? The red wedding made sense, but purple?
Why is it called the purple wedding? The red wedding made sense, but purple?
Why is it called the purple wedding? The red wedding made sense, but purple?
Why is it called the purple wedding? The red wedding made sense, but purple?
I thought for sure when she went to grasp at the cloth Joffrey was on she was going to pull his dead body down onto them... I was a bit disappointed when it didn't come to pass.
Why is it called the purple wedding? The red wedding made sense, but purple?
You can say rape is out of character for Jaime, but this was the first time in his life that he been frustrated sexually by his sister and also kind of humiliated for having lost a hand. And at heart is he is a very prideful, violent man. So to me what he did makes sense in terms of his character on the show.