ASOS/LEAK
From what I'm reading on the asoiaf forums, they apparently filmed a scene with an ox head on a body? No idea if it's true though.
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Game of Thrones *Tagged Book Spoilers, Please Read OP* |OT| Season 3 - Sundays on HBO
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ASOS/LEAK
Ape Gone Insane
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ASOS
Maybe they could have Edmure wake up the next day and the Freys just show him Robb with Grey Wind's head and you have his look of horror over what went down the night before.
Moff
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who knows, arya might see robb with the wolfhead in episode 10 in the heat of battle and thats where the gets the axe, would at least be better than in the book. I think it was handled very poorly in the book
cj_iwakura
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ASOS/Ep10 Speculation
Opener of wolf head + Robb's body, panning over to Arya and the Hound, she runs, axe to the back of the head, opening song. It is known.
Steelyuhas
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Can we use a LEAK tag to discuss any possible leaks?
Thanks
Thanks
Morrigan Stark
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Since I have the script that automatically displays spoilers, I think I'll bow out of this thread until the episode has aired, cause I hate scrolling around those leak spoilers. :|
Edit: just gonna answer this one:
[ASoS]
Edit: just gonna answer this one:
[ASoS]
"She had lived too long, and Ned was waiting." :'( Agreed, it's heartbreaking.
Steelyuhas
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Previews of the soundtrack can now be listed to on Amazon (*Some of the track names may be considered spoilers*)
People were asking about the instrumental at the end of episode 7, it's track 2.
People were asking about the instrumental at the end of episode 7, it's track 2.
DrForester
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I don't think will happen till next season.
ASOS
She and the hound need to escape, get to the inn at the crossroads, and then escape again. I think that will be a next season thing.
bodyofanamerican
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Track 16, goodness. Sounds intense.
KINGofCRA5H
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Is it safe to say tomorrows episode is the most anticipated one since the start of the series itself? I think that might be an understatement, if anything.
cj_iwakura
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The use of that Hold Steady song was so perfect.
bodyofanamerican
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Series/ASOS spoilers
Yes. Getting to and filming this scene is why they decided they wanted to make the series in the first place.
Steelyuhas
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ASOS
God I don't know if I'm going to be able to handle this shit. The bourbon is going to be ready to flow.
DrForester
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Make sure to get some food for tomorrows episode.
Moff
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I just love what they did with the rains of castamere, what a powerful tune
next to the main theme by far the best music this show has produced, although it has many compositions I like, but I just feel the whole production value for the music is too low, everything sounds a bit weak and artificial, I think a full blown orchestrated soundtrack would have been better
of this soundtrack: 2 and 19 will surely be my favourites, I wonder what 19 will be played to
next to the main theme by far the best music this show has produced, although it has many compositions I like, but I just feel the whole production value for the music is too low, everything sounds a bit weak and artificial, I think a full blown orchestrated soundtrack would have been better
of this soundtrack: 2 and 19 will surely be my favourites, I wonder what 19 will be played to
bodyofanamerican
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Kind of disappointed that track 13 was a previous week's closing credits song. Oh well. 
Steelyuhas
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Kind of disappointed that track 13 was a previous week's closing credits song. Oh well.
I think track 13 was used during Theon's escape attempt during episode 3. I would assume the end of last week's episode is part of track 11 that isn't in the sample.
John Dunbar
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[ASOS]
This is total nitpicking, but if the line is changed to "The Lannisters send their regards" instead of just Jaime, anyone else feel it diminishes the impact? I don't mean it in a book purist sort of way, and even changing it to just Tywin would be fine. It just feels more personal and thus brutal when there's a single person attached to the line, instead of summoning up images of a whole lot of people ranging from Tywin to bloody Lancel.
When GoT started airing two years ago, I used to frequent a forum where most of the members had read the books,
and all they agreed that they couldn't wait to see the Red Wedding on screen. I hadn't read the books at that time, but I gathered it was a big deal for book readers. So I'd say it is, along with maybe Blackwater.
I kept picturing a wedding with the Red Queen from Alice in Wonderland
I kept picturing a wedding with the Red Queen from Alice in Wonderland
bodyofanamerican
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Nope, I respectfully disagree, for 3 reasons: ASOS
1)It gives the show-watchers an easy to grasp perpatrator, that this was the work of ALL the Lannisters. I think they want to avoid confusion ("wait, Jaime planned this? why?") and emphasize the sheer horror of the situation ("fuck, it was the fucking Lannisters!") 2)If they used the original line, all the work they've done this season redeeming Jaime would be shot. I think this way works better, IMO. 3) Gives Stoneheart a clearer motivation to destroy every Lannister she finds, not just Jaime.
Moff
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ASOS
I always thought Rooses Line "Jaime Lannister sends his regards" was a bit silly. what was his intention with that? he obviously knows jaime had nothing to do with it, and all the other people at the wedding were in tywins pocket anyway. was it a joke?
I am not really fine with "the lannister send their regards" either, though. it makes more sense, and its important for stoneheart, but Roose revealing the plan before he kills the hero is just as silly and seems like something a comic book villain would do after he trapped the super hero.
I am not really fine with "the lannister send their regards" either, though. it makes more sense, and its important for stoneheart, but Roose revealing the plan before he kills the hero is just as silly and seems like something a comic book villain would do after he trapped the super hero.
Last Hearth
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I disagree.
The line is important for 2 reasons. 1) Had Jaime still been a prisoner the Red Wedding would never had happened. They would have been taken hostage for an exchange, they would not have dared to kill him because Tywin wants his son alive. So in a way, it was the freeing of Jaime that allows Roose to deal the killing blow. Hence the blow was curtesy of Jaime Lannister. 2) It sets up Lady Stoneheart's deep hatred for Jaime because that line was interpreted by her as Jaime having something to do with the RW, thus setting up the Brienne/Stoneyheart confrontation, etc. If you pay attention, Stoneyheart's main greviance was against all who was part of the RW. Even with the Frey they capture they try them for their part in the RW. She hates Jaime because she mistakenly believes, based on that line, that Jaime was responsible.
bodyofanamerican
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Makes total sense. ASOS
I still think the line change is fine but reading it from the standpoint of "if you didn't let Jaime escape, this wouldn't have happened", I totally see the importance of the line. Also, in the book, does he say it to Robb, or to Cat? Said to Cat is probably even more devastating.
phazedplasma
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I cannot wait to lurk the non book spoilers thread tomorrow night. Going to be amazing.
Blue Ninja
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I was listening to the Season 1 soundtrack while studying today, and damn, do I miss those Winterfell themes.
cj_iwakura
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I wonder if (ASOS)
the non-book thread will notice the views quadruple over the next day.
Steelyuhas
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Yeah it's an awesome sequence, very excited for that.
DrForester
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ASOS
I just hope no one shits up the non-book reader thread tomorrow. I just keep imagining someone doing an account suicide on it.
Leak, it rhymes with reek
harriet the spy
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I am still completely baffled that [ASOS]
people actually believed that the Hound would have hurt/killed Arya. There was nothing to justify that random outburst of violence, and it was so clear that the book was setting up Sandor for some kind of pseudo-redemption, that I am not sure where the interpretation of those last few lines could have come from.
cj_iwakura
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Refresh my memory on this?
harriet the spy
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My memory is not all that clear, but I think it's about Jon being forced to kill a farmer (or something like that) by the wildlings. Jon refuses and fights the wildlings. Warging Bran comes to the rescue. Jon is injured by Ygritte and escapes.
bodyofanamerican
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Just found out that I'll be watching with the non-book reader girl I've been seeing for the past few months tomorrow. Heh. HEH.
DrForester
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Oh man.
ASOS
ASOS
Think of it gentlemen. In 24 hours we will no longer have to spoiler "Robb Stark dies!"
bodyofanamerican
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In all honesty I'm looking forward to this more than the episode.
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