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The wolves have been dire.
They are definitely in dire need of a friend or two.
The wolves have been dire.
how is this even possible? It was some of the worst CG of the series, apart from maybe daenerys riding the dragon.. Completely ruined the scene for me because of how bad it was. I would have rather they just showed her from behind, instead of using the bad 'floating' face paste job.
One thing I noticed was they didn't show Stannis die. There is no speculation here that he might have been shown mercy, but I'm guessing people know more than the TV showed.. which is sad Hopefully I'm wrong.
One thing I noticed was they didn't show Stannis die. There is no speculation here that he might have been shown mercy, but I'm guessing people know more than the TV showed.. which is sad Hopefully I'm wrong.
So we're reek and Sansa jumping to their deaths or relying on the snow powder to cushion their fall or what? Both are fine with me.
Yeah I loved that show. But Season 2 was a massive drop and it was super sad :<
how is this even possible? It was some of the worst CG of the series, apart from maybe daenerys riding the dragon.. Completely ruined the scene for me because of how bad it was. I would have rather they just showed her from behind, instead of using the bad 'floating' face paste job.
One thing I noticed was they didn't show Stannis die. There is no speculation here that he might have been shown mercy, but I'm guessing people know more than the TV showed.. which is sad Hopefully I'm wrong.
One thing I noticed was they didn't show Stannis die. There is no speculation here that he might have been shown mercy, but I'm guessing people know more than the TV showed.. which is sad Hopefully I'm wrong.
Ramsay is a good guy: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WEQnwF4yoWI
Have this already been posted? hahahahaha
I've been told that there are six feet of pillows under that snow and Sansa will fall with a grace that would make Mary Poppins blush.So we're reek and Sansa jumping to their deaths or relying on the snow powder to cushion their fall or what? Both are fine with me.
I've been told that there are six feet of pillows under that snow and Sansa will fall with a grace that would make Mary Poppins blush.
Do we have any info on Valyrian Stone? I did a google search (can finally do that now without fear of massive spoilers) and it just leads to stone men since they ship them off to Valyria.
Anyway, that massive vault from Qarth is made of Valyrian stone. Looks like steel to me though, not sure if it was meant to be steel and they messed it up and called it stone, but you could make a lot of swords with it.
Wtf?
Is that Edmure Tully killing Mance Rayder?
Did it occur to you that those are fascinating stories precisely because the results aren't typical? Sure, Sansa can jump feet first off a castle wall to escape Ramsay and come away unscathed. The showrunners said she will live so that's all I need to know, but that's not going to stop me from poking fun at it.What you were actually told is that people have survived falls much higher than that in real life.
http://listverse.com/2013/09/23/10-people-who-survived-falling-from-extreme-heights/
Don't you mean Valyrian steel? I don't think "Valyrian stone" is a thing. At least, I've never heard the term used in the show or the books.
Did it occur to you that those are fascinating stories precisely because the results aren't typical? Sure, Sansa can jump feet first off a castle wall to escape Ramsay and come away unscathed. The showrunners said she will live so that's all I need to know, but that's not going to stop me from poking fun at it.
A giant snowbank is a giant crash pad. It's fine.Did it occur to you that those are fascinating stories precisely because the results aren't typical? Sure, Sansa can jump feet first off a castle wall to escape Ramsay and come away unscathed. The showrunners said she will live so that's all I need to know, but that's not going to stop me from poking fun at it.
yeah, Cersei's children must all die at this rate, who would kill Tommen though? Tyrells?
One was killed by Tyrells, one by Martells, the last one maybe a different house now. Maybe Cersei herself kills him...
It's honestly bizarre to get so hung up on characters surviving a ~50 foot fall into snow when the entire show is based around another character surviving an even longer fall directly on to the ground.
There's no way they would kill him off screen since there is 0 purpose to it. If they did, that would be the worst piece of writing since that shitty excuse of the Red John reveal in the Mentalist a few years back. The double Ds should be replaced afterwards. I'm 99% certain Stannis is alive.HBO viewer's guide says that Brienne killed him.
yeah, Cersei's children must all die at this rate, who would kill Tommen though? Tyrells?
There's no way they would kill him off screen since there is 0 purpose to it. If they did, that would be the worst piece of writing since that shitty excuse of the Red John reveal in the Mentalist a few years back. The double Ds should be replaced afterwards. I'm 99% certain Stannis is alive.
Been saying this over and over again. Nobody's listening. It seems a gif is in order.
Done!
Well for one, it would have made the everything but 1 thing prediction of his red lady at season 2 episode 10 completely pointless. Not showing it because it's gratuitous sounds like the biggest pile of shit that any horse at King's Landing has produced. They don't mind show titts and rape and dicks being cut off, but apparently cutting Stannis is too much.I know this sounds crazy because it's Game of Thrones, and they have no issues showing everything else, but apparently someone close to the show (forget the name) said showing his death would have been too gratuitous (spelling?). Likewise I have no reason to believe he should be alive. What else does he even have to offer to the story at this point? I think it'd be a bit cheap to see him alive next season..wasted effort on Brienne's part, imo.
It's honestly bizarre to get so hung up on characters surviving a ~50 foot fall into snow when the entire show is based around another character surviving an even longer fall directly on to the ground.
There's no way they would kill him off screen since there is 0 purpose to it. If they did, that would be the worst piece of writing since that shitty excuse of the Red John reveal in the Mentalist a few years back. The double Ds should be replaced afterwards. I'm 99% certain Stannis is alive.
I'm like 95% sure Stannis is dead, but I'm not sure why they wouldn't show it.
maybe they wanted to wait and see what GRRM does with Winds of Winter before they fuck up real hard and kill off any possible story angles involving Stannis? Leaving his death as ambiguous buys them that space.
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Still, I understand why some viewers are holding out hope that Stannis lived. After all, Syrio Forel has presumably been dead for years, but debates still rage over his survival, all because we never saw the body. Also, Nutter revealed to the Journal that he didn’t even film any shots of Brienne’s sword going into Stannis, not even for safety. “Dave and Dan were very clear with how they wanted the scene dealt with and handled, and I was there to provide that for them,” he said. If Dan Weiss subscribes to a “no body, no death” philosophy, what should we read into his instructions to Nutter?
So, to sum up, David Nutter’s interview is unlikely to conclusively settle any debates about whether Stannis died in the season finale. See you in Season 6 for answers.
I see no piles of snow down there though. Sure the other side of the wall doesn't connect to a cliff?
There's no way they would kill him off screen since there is 0 purpose to it. If they did, that would be the worst piece of writing since that shitty excuse of the Red John reveal in the Mentalist a few years back. The double Ds should be replaced afterwards. I'm 99% certain Stannis is alive.
...If they did, that would be the worst piece of writing since that shitty excuse of the Red John reveal...
The more I think about it the more Jon fits the architypal "savior" character. He started from nothing. He couldnt inherit, or father kids, but he had some mystery tied to him. He moves up the ranks and sacrifices his standing in order to save the wildlings. He carried that burden himself, and made a journey across a sea to save "his people"... his flock... and thats only the begining of the Jesus parallel. On his death he is betrayed by people of his own cloth and most importanly by his favorite student or disciple -- Ollie.
Meanwhile, Melisandre, has had her faith challenged and she is somewhat lost. Her visions didnt pan out the way she thought. Im thinking the show writters a purposefully drawing heavily on the Jesus story going forward with Jon. Im fairly certain he will rise again. Id be surprised if it wasnt on the third night after his death.
They're not waiting on the books, they already know what happens.
Before Season 4 they sat down with George for a few days and got a complete outline of where every character is going. They know what the exact ending will be.
I did not know this. Holy shit!
The more I think about it the more Jon fits the architypal "savior" character. He started from nothing. He couldnt inherit, or father kids, but he had some mystery tied to him. He moves up the ranks and sacrifices his standing in order to save the wildlings. He carried that burden himself, and made a journey across a sea to save "his people"... his flock... and thats only the begining of the Jesus parallel. On his death he is betrayed by people of his own cloth and most importanly by his favorite student or disciple -- Ollie.
Meanwhile, Melisandre, has had her faith challenged and she is somewhat lost. Her visions didnt pan out the way she thought. Im thinking the show writters a purposefully drawing heavily on the Jesus story going forward with Jon. Im fairly certain he will rise again. Id be surprised if it wasnt on the third night after his death.
Ya the show has already done stuff that hasn't happened in the books but will. So book readers have been spoiled by the show, sweet sweet irony.
I like this theory. Tommen may go against his mother to try and get his wife back, the Mountain, devoid of any true intellect kills him. Would be in keeping with cersei's inability to think ahead and also her ability to make the prophecy self fulfilling.the Mountain. Cersei is going to let him off the leash to get vengence and the kid is totally going to get caught in his wake