walbertsmith
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Shut up and take my money HBO!!!
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Yeah, you always blame the guy in power, doesn't really matter if it was his fault or not.Isn't that what we do?
"I'm comfortable and can afford toys."
*President's approval rating increases*
"My daughter can't find a job!"
*approval rating goes down*
Isn't that what we do?
"I'm comfortable and can afford toys."
*President's approval rating increases*
"My daughter can't find a job!"
*approval rating goes down*
As she keeps saying (over and over and over again), she thinks that "the people" want her on the throne. She's thinking that there's going to be a massive uprising that will support her claim to the throne as soon as she lands on the shore over there. Basically, she's got a similar sense of entitlement that her brother did.
The problem with her plan is that (as far as we've seen) nobody really supports her claim to the throne, although we haven't really seen enough of what the peasants think to really know one way or another.
"WHOA! Since when were there wolves on this show?"
Some people must be extremely preoccupied with other things while watching this show or something.
I'm pretty sure somebody in this show said "peasants don't care who is king" all of these nobility just have delusions that they are the one the people really love
By the way, am I using that right? Does Westeros refer to just the continent that the non-Dany stuff takes place on, or is that the name for the entire world?
Where's the city(land?) that the killer and Arya's dance master came from?Correct. The seven kingdoms are in Westeros, and Dany has been hanging out in Essos the whole time.
Braavos, some city-state (island, IIRC) in Essos.Where's the city(land?) that the killer and Arya's dance master came from?
Oh it could be. I thought it was because his stuff wasn't worth nearly as much as he claimed.I may have misunderstood, but I think the line about a "small boat" was sarcastic. I think they have enough loot to buy anything.
I may have misunderstood, but I think the line about a "small boat" was sarcastic. I think they have enough loot to buy anything.
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Do the seasons line up with the books.
i.e. Is this the point where the second book ended?
Do the seasons line up with the books.
i.e. Is this the point where the second book ended?
Okay, as we were panning up the horse from the ground I said to myself "If this is a white-walking-Eddard Stark I'm gonna shit my pants, OMG best show ever"
Then as it turned out to not be him I said to myself "Well that wouldn't have made sense anyway."
I just really miss Eddard.
Okay, as we were panning up the horse from the ground I said to myself "If this is a white-walking-Eddard Stark I'm gonna shit my pants, OMG best show ever"
Then as it turned out to not be him I said to myself "Well that wouldn't have made sense anyway."
I just really miss Eddard.
My list of characters I don't want to die, ranked by "How furious I'll be if they die."
1 being the most furious:
1. Tyrion
2. Dany
3. Tywin
4. Jorah
5. Jaqen
Did anyone important die this season?
And speaking of what the peasants think, what was the deal with them starving in King's Landing? I get that it was an easy way to show that Joffrey's a bad king or whatever, but I can't quite figure out how that was supposed to be his fault. We never actually heard what the cause of the famine was, correct? For all we know, there was just a drought and all the crops died, causing the superstitious peasants to use Joffrey as a scapegoat.
Depends on what you mean by important. Lead characters? No. Important in story terms? Yes.
For a show touted as not really plot proofing characters from death, the only truly likable people to die so far in two seasons that I can recall are the blatantly naive Ned and the barbaric/ ignorant Drogo. You can see most deaths coming if you're payin attention.Did anyone important die this season?
Like who? This whole season is a blur at this point.
For a show touted as not really plot proofing characters from death, the only truly likable people to die so far in two seasons that I can recall are the blatantly naive Ned and the barbaric/ ignorant Drogo. You can see most deaths coming if you're payin attention.
Mainly I was thinking Renly. Big power swing there.
My list of characters I don't want to die, ranked by "How furious I'll be if they die."
1 being the most furious:
1. Tyrion
2. Dany
3. Tywin
4. Jorah
5. Jaqen
His was so weird. It just "happened". Random shadow assasin stabs him in the chest and then its Like "oh, I guess he's not on the show anymore. Moving on."Mainly I was thinking Renly. Big power swing there.
A lot died, but there's no way to top last season where newbies weren't aware that the main characters weren't really the main characters. Ned's was not shocking as they stretched it out over a couple of episodes, but it wasn't supposed to happen King Robert's so his was shocking.Did anyone important die this season?
Pretty much everyone except the small part of the kingdom that the Lannisters have always controlled is now in one way or another against King's Landing, therefore trade and taxes are disrupted. The Lannisters are known for being rich, not for being farmers. But you can't buy if nobody's selling. King's Landing doesn't have enough farmland of its own, and none that can be defended against Robb's army, so much of that land is already probably abandoned.And speaking of what the peasants think, what was the deal with them starving in King's Landing?
If any of: Jorah, Jon, Arya, and Tyrion get iced, I'd be furious.
I like to picture this as Hodor reading everyone else's lists out loud.1. Hodor
2. Hodor
3. Hodor
4. Hodor
5. Hodor
As long as dany isn't over the ocean I think she's pretty much protected by "tv rules." I mean we wont follow a character who isn't involved with the main storyline through 2 seasons just to see her die somewhere far away from any of the other characters. That said, I was kind of worried when the Warlock captured her.Don't die
1. dany
2. arya
3. tyrion
4. robb
5. jon snow
The IRON price?!didn't Catelyn warn Eddard about going to kings landing in season 1? she's warning Robb about breaking a vow in order to marry Talisa... am i the only one that thinks hes going to pay a horrible price?
You forgot Theon.Die:
1. Pycelle
2. Joffrey
3. Tywin
4. Pycelle
5. Pycelle
I must be one of the few who don't want Cersei too die. I wouldn't be too upset if she did but it would be cooler if she hung around.
You forgot Theon.
And Cersei shouldn't die, but descent to a pit of despair and drunk madness. From the looks of it, we are getting there.
I want a primary Lannister to die that isn't Tyrion. I think that woud shock up the story a bit.I must be one of the few who don't want Cersei too die. I wouldn't be too upset if she did but it would be cooler if she hung around.
Do the seasons line up with the books.
i.e. Is this the point where the second book ended?
She doesn't know shit about the game. She is blunt and superficial in her approach (power is power), and that is going to bit her in the ass sooner or later.I want a primary Lannister to die that isn't Tyrion. I think that woud shock up the story a bit.
I don't want Cercei to die because she is a perfect sparring partner with Tyrion. Some of the best conversations were between those two and where Tyrion outwits her, she has a way to cut to his heart. It's like oil and water battling.
Plus she knows the game better than anyone. She seems to have invented some of it.