Game of Thrones

  On 5/12/2014 at 8:37 PM, Jimmy McMessageboard said:

jamie or bron? or jamie vs bron?

speaking of which where was bron in this episode?

  On 5/13/2014 at 2:10 AM, impotentwhitecapitalist said:

 

speaking of which where was bron in this episode?

 

he was up on the roof:

http://youtu.be/r5V8ecsrxeY

I think bron is in the dungeon in chains. can't wait for him to be unchained

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melody

I thought that it was so fucking ridiculous that Tyrion's girlfriend said those things at the trial. I mean totally unbelievable. There's no way a person couldn't work out that he said those things for her own protection. Even if she didn't, why be such a cunt about it and try to get him killed. Just thought It was really really crap. Writing wise.

Yeah, I'm a little confused as to what's going on there. I assume it'll be explained in the next episode.

Presumably Cersei has leverage over her. She looked pretty grey and emaciated, maybe she's been tortured. But she didn't break down whilst coming out with that crap, though, so I don't know.

I can't imagine she didn't recognise that Tyrion was committing a necessary-evil in sending her away. He broke his promise to her, that they'd fight through King's Landing together, but she must recognise, now that he's about to be fucked, that he did it for the right reasons.

Very confusing. I can only assume it'll be explained in the next couple of eps.

  On 5/13/2014 at 9:12 PM, Gary C said:

Yeah, I'm a little confused as to what's going on there. I assume it'll be explained in the next episode.

 

Presumably Cersei has leverage over her. She looked pretty grey and emaciated, maybe she's been tortured. But she didn't break down whilst coming out with that crap, though, so I don't know.

 

I can't imagine she didn't recognise that Tyrion was committing a necessary-evil in sending her away. He broke his promise to her, that they'd fight through King's Landing together, but she must recognise, now that he's about to be fucked, that he did it for the right reasons.

 

Very confusing. I can only assume it'll be explained in the next couple of eps.

If it's not, it's really bad, right?

Starting to see a few cracks in this show now

I dunno I think their just relying on the "Hell hath no fury like a woman scorned" angle. Tyrion rejected her out of his love for her, and calling her a whore and breaking her heart was the only way to keep her safe. Sadly it's backfired. I can imagine Cersei slitting her throat in front of him just to truly rub it in!

Towards the end of the scene, after she survived without breaking down or at least giving him a glimpse of her true understanding, i was left thinking that they've gone with the woman-scorned angle.

And yes, that will be very poor if that's it. I'm confident there will be some reason to it, though. But I can't fathom what Cersei has over her.

ffs gary.

Don't worry, I checked. She's not. I had it wrong.

Or, wait. Should I not say that either?

Shay Is built up as a loving caring character who has fallen for a dwarf because she doesn't care about looks. Call her a whore and she wants you dead.

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  On 5/13/2014 at 11:54 PM, sheatheman said:

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My wife thinks cersai is going to kill herself shortly and the show does seem to be hinting at that with the way she is acting. BUT I think the show is misdirection us so when she does something awesome it'll be a shock. (Personally I think they are hinting it too much for it to actually be what happens.) My wife responds that GoT doesn't really do that and I couldn't think of an example either - can anyone else think of an example of the show leading us one way and then going another? and I don't mean pretending they are telling a hero story and then killing the hero, that is more genre based subverting.

  On 5/13/2014 at 11:54 PM, sheatheman said:

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when Theon gave that speech at Winterfell?

  On 5/14/2014 at 12:28 AM, Jimmy McMessageboard said:

My wife thinks cersai is going to kill herself shortly and the show does seem to be hinting at that with the way she is acting. BUT I think the show is misdirection us so when she does something awesome it'll be a shock. (Personally I think they are hinting it too much for it to actually be what happens.) My wife responds that GoT doesn't really do that and I couldn't think of an example either - can anyone else think of an example of the show leading us one way and then going another? and I don't mean pretending they are telling a hero story and then killing the hero, that is more genre based subverting.

  On 5/13/2014 at 11:54 PM, sheatheman said:

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if only the entire cast would also!

  On 5/14/2014 at 12:46 AM, Deer said:

when Theon gave that speech at Winterfell?

I guess but it wasn't built up over time it was more of a quick lol

Baelish and his double-crossing adventures were pretty satisfying this time.

I really thought sansa was going to push them both out. hoped so anyway and then the kid follows his mom soon afterwards.

weird episode, very predictable in how all the major events were set up and unfolded, quite unlike the usual got fare.

next week: THE BOSS FIGHT

  On 5/19/2014 at 12:05 PM, chim said:

Baelish and his double-crossing adventures were pretty satisfying this time.

I'm really beginning to like Baelish to be honest. Yes, he is a bit of creep,but really he isn't so bad of a guy. He avenged his love, killed the second mad king, saved Sansa more than once. Maybe he has his flaws. Maybe he's a bit misogynistic, but hey he gets the job done.

  On 5/19/2014 at 10:35 PM, eugene said:

next week: THE BOSS FIGHT

not 100% but i read somewhere next week it wasn't on

damn this scene was excellent

^^ was just about to add that, very moving.