Olly is a spoilt brat too used to get his own way and eating world class potatoes. Time for Wun Wun to sit on him
God I hope WunWun smashes that kid's head between his toes GRRM style.
Olly is a spoilt brat too used to get his own way and eating world class potatoes. Time for Wun Wun to sit on him
Fuck Olly.You guys need to stop with the Olly hate.
Precap:Honestly, I don't think Benjen is in it at all. I'm sure that would have been leaked at some point. He will probably be mentioned, but we won't see him pop up. I do think that Trant is going to reveal that he never killed Syrio IT'S GOING TO HAPPEN. We might not see the actor, but we could see his face in the hall of faces.
Heh, am I the only one who wants Syrio to remain dead? Not everyone needs to be a faceless man or be brought back.
I want Jaquen to switch into Ned Stark's face just to screw with Arya and give the show watchers a heart attack...
Also, did the following line of dialogue ever happen:
Ygritte: You know nothing Jon Snow.
Jon: I may not know much... but I know what love is.
Where is that from? It's been in my head for a while.
Forrest Gump?
There's no narrative reason to keep him alive that I can see. It'd be a pretty dumb twist. But people have been speculating about him being alive since the late 90s.
Heh, am I the only one who wants Syrio to remain dead? Not everyone needs to be a faceless man or be brought back.
The show just needed to make Jon into more of an idiot like book Jon. Have him change character rapidly based off a sketchy letter and break his oaths.If they didn't set up Olly being deeply upset with Jon this thread would be filled with people saying "Yeah I understand why he stabbed Jon but they didn't earn it. There wasn't enough set up for his betrayal!" after he presumably stabs him in the next episode.
If he says For the Watch it won't be earned anyway.If they didn't set up Olly being deeply upset with Jon this thread would be filled with people saying "Yeah I understand why he stabbed Jon but they didn't earn it. There wasn't enough set up for his betrayal!" after he presumably stabs him in the next episode.
Wights are monstrous, unnatural creatures. Abominations before the eyes of the gods. You you cannot mean to try to talk with them?
Monsters they may be, but they were men before they died. How much remains? The one I slew was intent on killing Lord Commander Mormont. Plainly he remembered who he was and where to find him ... My lord father used to tell me that a man must know his enemies. We understand little of the wights and less about the Others. We need to learn.
:,(Fuck Olly.
Olly needs to show concern for the state of the Night's Watch exactly two times to earn it. One time is not enough. Three times is too many and obvious.If he says For the Watch it won't be earned anyway.
If they didn't set up Olly being deeply upset with Jon this thread would be filled with people saying "Yeah I understand why he stabbed Jon but they didn't earn it. There wasn't enough set up for his betrayal!" after he presumably stabs him in the next episode.
Boiled leather made this point this week. It is only "heavy handed" because we as book readers" know what is going to happen. The unsullied have been provided appropriate clues so when it happens, it doesn't seem out of nowhere.I think it is more that is dealt with in a heavy handed manner. Sure John is giong to feel for him over it, but he is has got so much more on his mind and many people around him who have suffered tragedy. The show makes it seem like Olly is the third thing on his mind. It is very heavy handed.
I kinda like Aliser, he's a stubborn asshole but there is nobility there too.
I don't think he will be the one to kill or join in.
3) What would be a crazy twist - Dies and is revived by White Walkers and becomes the new bad guy.
It's too obvious Jon won't be dead, he's like the main character. It's just a case of the following:
1) He's just wounded, appears dead, but survives and is saved. Maybe Davos comes saves him. Maybe Olly as people have guessed?
2) Dies but is resurrected somehow. Melisandre most likely.
3) What would be a crazy twist - Dies and is revived by White Walkers and becomes the new bad guy.
And the other case would be whether we get to see 1 to 3 in the Finale or Season 6. He's going to get stabbed in finale, it's just whether they leave it as a cliffhanger like the books or not.
EDIT - I guess the show could change it up from the books on this but I doubt it.
I don't see how Olly can't stab Jon, they've set him up as unhappy for the entire season. This show isn't subtle with it's 'foreshadowing' if you hadn't noticed.
Almost everyone I've talked to thinks Melisandre will resurrect him, but I'm not really convinced. Even if she knows how, she's way down near winterfell anyway and iirc the resurrection needs to be done asap.
Eh it serves its purpose and is easy enough to avoid.previously on is yet again some bullshit, seriously they should cut that shit
what?how?
Almost everyone I've talked to thinks Melisandre will resurrect him, but I'm not really convinced. Even if she knows how, she's way down near winterfell anyway and iirc the resurrection needs to be done asap.
But all of the discussion seems to have propelled the show, already HBOs most popular series ever, to even greater heights. For Season 5, its gross audience meaning, the average viewership for each episode when HBO adds up live viewers, replays, VOD, and streaming is 18.7 million viewers. By the time all viewership for Game of Thrones is counted after Sundays finale, that number should be close to 20 million.
Game of Thrones ratings have grown in every season. The first ended with an average audience of 9.3 million, and last year it surpassed The Sopranos as HBOs most-watched show ever. There are a lot of ways to watch Game of Thrones each week, but its Live + Same Day ratings on Sunday nights continue to be strong: June 7s The Dance of Dragons drew 7.1 million viewers, and added more in its replays that night.
Whether Game of Thrones goes on for two more seasons or longer, it has probably reached its peak; to continue to grow in its sixth season would be unusual (though with HBO Now, the networks new streaming service, it could happen). But were getting ahead of ourselves, because Season 5 isnt over yet. And if what happens in the fifth book happens in the finale, well All men must cry.
Basically what I've been thinking since the beginning.- Kate Arthur @ Buzzfeed: There Is No Game Of Thrones Backlash: Season 5 has been its most-watched season.
My father thought today is airing the eighth episode, when I told him it was the finale, he said "What? Barely anything happened this season!".
Pfft, books are still much better.what an innocent man. He doesn't know about books 4 and 5
But I was told three episodes leaking meant that hbo should just give up and post the entire season online.- Kate Arthur @ Buzzfeed: There Is No Game Of Thrones Backlash: Season 5 has been its most-watched season.
Pfft, books are still much better.
Basically what I've been thinking since the beginning.
This train ain't stopping any time soon.
Pfft, books are still much better.
i'd rather have this season than a whole book about Greyjoy politics
I simply don't agree. To me this season has only one good episode, lots of horrible episodes, even the ok ones were sprinkled with bad stuff.No, they are not. Book 5 has its moments for sure and was quite the captivating read (atleast more than book 4, much more so), but going through book 4 was one of the toughest things imaginable. Season 5 > books 4 and 5 in many ways, though not all ofcourse.
Pfft, books are still much better.
Sansa is a Stark, and she is "worthy of the name" (whatever that means) -- indeed, much of her arc is about gaining greater appreciation for her roots. I'm not sure how her feeling a connection with her mother's family too is somehow a sign that she isn't a Stark -- as Arya angrily declared in her first chapter, "the woman is important too".Reading an Alayne chapter now.
"This morning her eye was caught by a parti-colored gown of Tully red and blue". Sansa isn't a Stark. Which always is *fine*. It's not that Sansa is detestable, it's that she's not aspirational. In the books for sure she's not worthy of the Stark name, and she really isn't in the show either.