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So Cold hands or Benjen returns next ep? No way Meera and a crippled boy and survive without someone
This is fantastic.
So Cold hands or Benjen returns next ep? No way Meera and a crippled boy and survive without someone
Comparing his headshot on IMDB to the guy in the scene, I think that it is, yeah.
I actually tend to love time travel stuff but just feel it has no place in this world. admittedly I tend not to like the Bran stuff in the books or show because it's much more firmly in the fantastical realm that most other plots tend to stay on the outskirts of. I was drawn to how grounded the first book/season was and I always felt that Bran's story came from a different series entirely. Sure, there's dragons and wizards, but the dragons are rare and the wizards aren't even powerful enough for most people to believe they can do real magic. Bran being able to control animals and send his consciousness back in time just doesn't fit well with the world of GoT in my opinion.
Enough for Coldhands to show up and give them a ride to his forest hut on his giant elk.
It is.
They changed the actor, probably specifically because they needed someone to play an actual character and not just a menacing figure.
Which means that guy has a human backstory we'll probably see.
I also don't like it and am hoping it will be different if the books ever come out.I'm surprised more people aren't upset by the CotF creating the WW's reveal. That seemed really familiar and simplistic when I watched that scene. I was like, fucking really? That's not really an interesting origin at all if that's really all there is to it.
Benjen.I think coldhands in some form is sure to be in the next episode.
And at this point i wouldn't be surprised if they use stoneheart too.
I also don't like it and am hoping it will be different if the books ever come out.
Still unsure how The Children of the Forest were able to control the WW
Any speculation on other unexplained events in the show/books that could've been influenced by Bran and will be revealed later? There has to be more, right?
It is.
They changed the actor, probably specifically because they needed someone to play an actual character and not just a menacing figure.
Which means that guy has a human backstory we'll probably see.
Still unsure how The Children of the Forest were able to control the WW
I'm surprised more people aren't upset by the CotF creating the WW's reveal. That seemed really familiar and simplistic when I watched that scene. I was like, fucking really? That's not really an interesting origin at all if that's really all there is to it.
So Cold hands or Benjen returns next ep? No way Meera and a crippled boy and survive without someone
That's a pretty fucking monumental differentiation between the books and the show if they diverge there. This isn't one character outliving another or certain characters existing altogether, this is literally the focal point for the end game opponent. So much would have to change around that if they end up being different.
I bet that's exactly how it'll go down in the books.And I hate it.
They didn't lol. They went full Frankenstein's monster on them.
I thought the Hodor scene was fantastic. Made me emotional. Bran just a fucking moron. As is the three eyed Raven. Like what the fuck is wrong with you? 4 seasons to get Bran there and you can't give him a heads up to never let the white walkers touch you. What were you even teaching him? Just showing stupid glimpses of his dad in the past. Once Bran got touched and you say you need to leave immediately you go back on a warg mission and get everyone killed.
Bran is my most hated character now. I hate impulsivity and stupidity. Like asshole you got thrown out of a fucking window because you can't just chill and need to spy and know everything. Because you're bored you got all the CotF killed, Summer and then even sacrificed Hodor to give you a few seconds headstart. Jojen also died to get you there for what.
That's a pretty fucking monumental differentiation between the books and the show if they diverge there. This isn't one character outliving another or certain characters existing altogether, this is literally the focal point for the end game opponent. So much would have to change around that if they end up being different.
I bet that's exactly how it'll go down in the books.And I hate it.
They didn't lol. They went full Frankenstein's monster on them.
We can't stop blaming D&D for the Hodro's thing
http://www.ign.com/articles/2016/05/23/game-of-thrones-major-hodor-reveal-came-from-george-rr-martin
Any speculation on other unexplained events in the show/books that could've been influenced by Bran and will be revealed later? There has to be more, right?
Because if you actually gave a shit, you wouldn't be watching.Ugh.
And fuck them for blatantly spoiling shit now. Why are they explaining what is and isn't from books yet to be released?
How does that follow? I can see how the book unfolds and if it is different, if these idiots are doing interviews and going "ha,ha... GRR told us that it plays out exactly like that... Whoa!"that's totally different.Because if you actually gave a shit, you wouldn't be watching.
Ugh.
And fuck them for blatantly spoiling shit now. Why are they explaining what is and isn't from books yet to be released?
Ugh.
And fuck them for blatantly spoiling shit now. Why are they explaining what is and isn't from books yet to be released?
every major event that happens from now until the last day this show ends comes directly from GRRM.
They don't have to defend anything. The shows is extremely popular and far more popular than the books. Now, if they didn't do shit like Dorne, they probably wouldn't feel so compelled to explain.every major event that happens from now until the last day this show ends comes directly from GRRM. if the book readers stop giving them shit they wont have to defend the direction that the show is going.
The show is spoiling the books. That's obvious now. Them confirming the obvious nature in interviews does not make them "idiots".How does that follow? I can see how the book unfolds and if it is different, if these idiots are doing interviews and going "ha,ha... GRR told us that it plays out exactly like that... Whoa!"that's totally different.
I wonder what Martin is thinking about this.
Oh shit! Jaime comes back to King's Landing and strong arms Kevan!?!The show is spoiling the books. That's obvious now. Them confirming the obvious nature in interviews does not make them "idiots".
lol no.
http://www.ign.com/articles/2016/05/23/game-of-thrones-major-hodor-reveal-came-from-george-rr-martin
"We had this meeting with George Martin where we're trying to get as much information as possible out of him, and probably the most shocking revelation he had for us was when he told us the origin of Hodor and how that name came about," said Benioff. "I just remember Dan and I looking at each other when he said that and just being like, 'Holy s--t.'"
Still unsure how The Children of the Forest were able to control the WW
D&D revealed in the post-show interview that Martin told them Hodor's backstory. But he didn't tell them how he's going to reveal it so that scene was all them (and great!).
Okay I guess I am confused about something.
Bran fucks up. Treebeard knows the Nights King is coming, and I'm assuming he knows how fast he can get there.
"You must become me, here's this menory from Winterfell with no dialogue about how this helps you in the future."
Did I miss something? It seems like they were only there so the Hodor thing could happen.
How does that follow? I can see how the book unfolds and if it is different, if these idiots are doing interviews and going "ha,ha... GRR told us that it plays out exactly like that... Whoa!"that's totally different.
I wonder what Martin is thinking about this.
Because if you actually gave a shit, you wouldn't be watching.
better get used to it.
We can't stop blaming D&D for the Hodro's thing
http://www.ign.com/articles/2016/05/23/game-of-thrones-major-hodor-reveal-came-from-george-rr-martin
Well in a way, yes. But it's more about avoiding what you know you don't want.By that logic, if the show watchers actually gave a shit they would have read all the books years ago. I kind of agree with you.
I thought that was really dumb too. "The Night's King is coming for you! You must leave this place Bran! But first lets go back in time a spend a few hours watching your dad and uncles swordfight as children!" Like...what?
Clearly they weren't able to.