Steelyuhas
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Sam killed a white walker.
Yep
White Walker: Creatures that look like they are made of white bark-ish material.
Wight: Humans, reincarnated by the White Walkers. Zombies with blue eyes.
Sam killed a white walker.
What about the little girl who tried to kill Dany with a roly poly scorpion before going all "little boy from The Arrival" on everyone?
Did I walk into some bizarro world where people in the season three thread don't know the different beween a Wight, a White Walker and a Warlock?
The confusion for show people stems from the names: white walker; wight. Those two words sound the same despite the spelling.
It's also never explained very well in the show whether "others" is an all encompassing word of both wights and white walkers. It's completely valid that someone who only watches the show would be confused by that.
As far as the warlocks go, I have no idea why there's confusion there. lolol
As far as the warlocks go, I have no idea why there's confusion there. lolol
They don't really use the term "others" in the show do they?
Agreed though that the confusion largely stems from wight and white sounding similar.
I managed to get through nearly all of ASoS without understanding the difference. I had to ask in the book thread. In particular their relationship to one another wasn't clear to me at all (and still isn't from the text alone, I'm going off what others have said). Maybe I missed something but Martin really dances around them. I can't blame folks for being confused.
Others is already used by another show. They changed it to avoid confusion there.
They don't really use the term "others" in the show do they?
Agreed though that the confusion largely stems from wight and white sounding similar.
Martin's response to the racial criticisms hurled at the finale/"white savior" scene. It's from his blog comments so I won't post a link, as multiple comments contain spoilers.
Martin:
Personally I thought the scene was bad, but my problem was more with how it was shot than the races involved per se. It just came off very cheesy.
They don't really use the term "others" in the show do they
Others is already used by another show. They changed it to avoid confusion there.
Uh...because it's just out of left field and hasn't been mentioned before or since that there are little girl warlocks running around rooftops and giving people deadly Pokeballs.
Okay I get that, but why would you assume they are a white walker/wight when those have already been established in the show? The season two finale clearly shows you what they are, and season one even did a good job of explaining their blue eyes.
the biggest mystery in ADWDis jon snow's fate.
i don't understand GRRM making jon the focal point of this north/wall business, developing him into a strong yet humble leader, amassing a huge army, rebuilding the wall, ready to retake winterfell...only to have it taken all away from him in the end...?
and what happened to jon was witnessed by everyone so you know GRRM is setting up for some kind of dire/hopeless situation at the wall where the wildings and nightwatchers are going at each other's throats.
what does GRRM has in store for jon snow?
also why did jon store the 2 willdings bodies in the ice cell? some kind of foreshadowing?
and is there a significance with his burned hand itching at certain times?
another thing, we know brienne has ned's broken valyrian sword, and is heading toward north to find sansa, is it possible the sword may will find its way to the wall and jon yea...?
Here's an easy way to tell them apart:
Skin is white, undead blight.
Lips are blue, warlock crew.
the biggest mystery in ADWDis jon snow's fate.
i don't understand GRRM making jon the focal point of this north/wall business, developing him into a strong yet humble leader, amassing a huge army, rebuilding the wall, ready to retake winterfell...only to have it taken all away from him in the end...?
and what happened to jon was witnessed by everyone so you know GRRM is setting up for some kind of dire/hopeless situation at the wall where the wildings and nightwatchers are going at each other's throats.
what does GRRM has in store for jon snow?
also why did jon store the 2 willdings bodies in the ice cell? some kind of foreshadowing?
and is there a significance with his burned hand itching at certain times?
another thing, we know brienne has ned's broken valyrian sword, and is heading toward north to find sansa, is it possible the sword may will find its way to the wall and jon yea...?
didn't know, thanks.I know you properly tagged this and everything, but there is a book thread where these things are probably best put and discussed in.
http://www.neogaf.com/forum/showthread.php?t=433233
Just in case you weren't aware of it.
What if it's tangy and brown?
Okay I get that, but why would you assume they are a white walker/wight when those have already been established in the show? \.
I didn't assume anything. I just asked what that thing/person was.
WHAT THE FUCKING FUCK DID I JUST READ.
The Epilogue of ASOS. Holy Fuck
WHAT THE FUCKING FUCK DID I JUST READ.
The Epilogue of ASOS. Holy Fuck
That's Martin blowing a surprise too early.
Durr hurr maybe you should write the books amirite?
I haven't started this season yet, but I wanted to ask a question. I've only read the first three books in the series, and I know this season supposedly covers the first half of A Storm of Swords, but that doesn't mean a bunch of stuff hasn't been shuffled around. I remember in season two, they put in some ASoS stuff in there. Does this season of the show spoil anything from the fourth book?
I haven't started this season yet, but I wanted to ask a question. I've only read the first three books in the series, and I know this season supposedly covers the first half of A Storm of Swords, but that doesn't mean a bunch of stuff hasn't been shuffled around. I remember in season two, they put in some ASoS stuff in there. Does this season of the show spoil anything from the fourth book?
I haven't started this season yet, but I wanted to ask a question. I've only read the first three books in the series, and I know this season supposedly covers the first half of A Storm of Swords, but that doesn't mean a bunch of stuff hasn't been shuffled around. I remember in season two, they put in some ASoS stuff in there. Does this season of the show spoil anything from the fourth book?
There is a pretty large spoiler in S3 from AFFC but honestly it is nothing that is going ruin your enjoyment (if it is actually possible to enjoy the last two books).
There is a pretty large spoiler in S3 from AFFC but honestly it is nothing that is going ruin your enjoyment (if it is actually possible to enjoy the last two books).
There is a massive spoiler from ADWD in this season.
The entire Theon plotline
Not at all. Also, a number of events in S3 indicate that things will play out quite differently to the books.Wow. I had no idea this season was going to be THAT spoilerific. So it basically ruins the rest of the books. :/
Wow. I had no idea this season was going to be THAT spoilerific. So it basically ruins the rest of the books. :/
Well, ADWDI would hardly say it's the entire plotline.. If anything it's more like ADWDfilling in the blanks since we see none of this stuff actually happen in the books.
Typically an "Offseason OT" happens for shows because the Season OT reaches 20,000 posts. We are quite a ways from that. Now, with the nature of this show being an adaption, I can see the desire for an offseason thread.When does the off season thread start? Oh, and unmarked spoilers from all books, right? I don't want to deal with that bullshit while discussing Dorne casting rumors. I'm all set to be furious when the Viper is some white brit and all the sand snakes are cut, I won't be able to deal with also trying to protect people from learning what happens in a book older than half the posters on gaming side.
Shows been on long enough that anyone who gives a fuck is caught up by now, and the rest should be savvy enough not to click on ASOIAF threads. It's their responsibility to avoid spoilers, I am so over having this discussion held back coddling people who can't be bothered to read 5 books.
Shows been on long enough that anyone who gives a fuck is caught up by now, and the rest should be savvy enough not to click on ASOIAF threads. It's their responsibility to avoid spoilers, I am so over having this discussion held back coddling people who can't be bothered to read 5 books.
I'm thinking untagged spoilers for the Season 4 OT and I guess we'd do that as well for an Offseason thread. I'm out of town until late Monday night, so assuming that there is the demand from our book reader community to have an untagged offseason thread to discuss casting, filming, adaption choices and all that pre-season jazz, I can make and post one next week.
Shows been on long enough that anyone who gives a fuck is caught up by now, and the rest should be savvy enough not to click on ASOIAF threads. It's their responsibility to avoid spoilers, I am so over having this discussion held back coddling people who can't be bothered to read 5 books.