quote:How is this knocking Ned's honor. He made no decision to stab Dayne from behind nor did he deliver the blow. Ned did the honorable thing in putting him out of his misery rather than letting him choke on his own blood.
All his life Bran believed Ned to be the most honorable man in the seven kingdoms. Now he's seen something to alter that view.
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Sounded to me like the story he heard was his father bested him in his own. Not that someone stabbed him in the back and his father put him down.
I wanted to float something here that I haven't seen discussed and was curious about.
When Tommen went to see the High Sparrow it started off tense, suggesting that he was going about his mother's business and trying to do as she would. Things started to settle down and he became pretty receptive to the High Sparrow and appeared to be pretty engaged in what he was saying.
I know a lot of people on here were saying that he's going to try to become more ruthless like his mother, but I'm not sure that can really be learned. I felt like the show was trying to suggest that he may possibly fall into the trap of the religious fanatics and could possibly fall under their influence (a fact that I feel the High Sparrow could easily pick up on and exploit.)
Anyone else pick this up?
When Tommen went to see the High Sparrow it started off tense, suggesting that he was going about his mother's business and trying to do as she would. Things started to settle down and he became pretty receptive to the High Sparrow and appeared to be pretty engaged in what he was saying.
I know a lot of people on here were saying that he's going to try to become more ruthless like his mother, but I'm not sure that can really be learned. I felt like the show was trying to suggest that he may possibly fall into the trap of the religious fanatics and could possibly fall under their influence (a fact that I feel the High Sparrow could easily pick up on and exploit.)
Anyone else pick this up?
Looked to me like he was starting to smile by the end of that conversation so I could definitely see that.
I caught the same thing.
The Sparrow is definitely putting the whammy on him.
That's the feeling I got also.
Good point about Tommen.
What I was thinking during that scene was - he seems awfully worried about mommy but doesn't seem to give two ****s about his incarcerated wife. Boy, is you serious? You may not love her yet but that there is a hot piece of ass that is rotting in a dungeon.
What I was thinking during that scene was - he seems awfully worried about mommy but doesn't seem to give two ****s about his incarcerated wife. Boy, is you serious? You may not love her yet but that there is a hot piece of ass that is rotting in a dungeon.
quote:quote:How is this knocking Ned's honor. He made no decision to stab Dayne from behind nor did he deliver the blow. Ned did the honorable thing in putting him out of his misery rather than letting him choke on his own blood.
All his life Bran believed Ned to be the most honorable man in the seven kingdoms. Now he's seen something to alter that view.
But he let the legend live.
How dare anyone question Ned's honor.
Any thoughts on Jon Snow being in that tower where Ned was looking for his sister?
quote:Interesting theory
Any thoughts on Jon Snow being in that tower where Ned was looking for his sister?
Too many story lines at once. Each gets 7 minutes of screen time. Starting to feel rushed.
I agree. It's become really noticeable in the past few eps. Some characters are getting 5 minutes each episode.
To be honest I'd rather they focused on three storylines per episode and advanced them more significantly.
Ie: Focus just on the North (Jon, Sansa, and Bran) in one episode, then on KL, Dany, and Arya in the next.
To be honest I'd rather they focused on three storylines per episode and advanced them more significantly.
Ie: Focus just on the North (Jon, Sansa, and Bran) in one episode, then on KL, Dany, and Arya in the next.
Did you just reply to yourself quoting a post?
Tonrecap:
Jon Snow wakes up, gets revenge, quits.
Ayria loses names, gets eye sight back.
Dannary: says her title 4x at the retirement home.
Bran: sightsees in the past
Other stark returns after a long walkabout. His wolf is dead. And he's captured.
Roll credits.
Jon Snow wakes up, gets revenge, quits.
Ayria loses names, gets eye sight back.
Dannary: says her title 4x at the retirement home.
Bran: sightsees in the past
Other stark returns after a long walkabout. His wolf is dead. And he's captured.
Roll credits.
quote:Lol! Sure did!
Did you just reply to yourself quoting a post?
quote:They need to progress the Dany storyline exponentially quicker. That thing is dragging and them some at this point
I agree. It's become really noticeable in the past few eps. Some characters are getting 5 minutes each episode.
To be honest I'd rather they focused on three storylines per episode and advanced them more significantly.
Ie: Focus just on the North (Jon, Sansa, and Bran) in one episode, then on KL, Dany, and Arya in the next.
quote:
Any thoughts on Jon Snow being in that tower where Ned was looking for his sister?
quote:
Did you just reply to yourself quoting a post?
When you are really important, say like King Joffrey, that's how you roll. So, that's how I roll.
Based on the preview clip for next week, I think Jon and Sansa will not meet up
quote:What's the reasoning behind this theory?quote:Interesting theory
Any thoughts on Jon Snow being in that tower where Ned was looking for his sister?
quote:EDIT: Maybe we aren't supposed to talk about that here...quote:What's the reasoning behind this theory?quote:Interesting theory
Any thoughts on Jon Snow being in that tower where Ned was looking for his sister?
quote:quote:What's the reasoning behind this theory?quote:Interesting theory
Any thoughts on Jon Snow being in that tower where Ned was looking for his sister?
The Internet?
Something else...could Jorah kick off a greyscale (or whatever his disease is called) outbreak amongst the Dothraki? Didn't they say all the khalasar's were there?
I wasn't sure if I should post it or not. I really thought I had seen it discussed in this thread before..
edit your post too please....people can look up R+L=J if they want the spoiler....but it has not been discussed here in detail and so blatantly.
I wouldn't post about it. While it is just a fan theory, it makes enough sense that I wish I had never heard of it. Especially now that it seems like it might be proven true in the next couple episodes. Just my two cents.
quote:It would be consistent with GRRM's penchant for yanking any possible emotional family reunion away at the last minute. It is pretty remarkable (and sad) that since Season 1, Episode 2 (2011):
Based on the preview clip for next week, I think Jon and Sansa will not meet up
Jon Snow has not seen anyone from his family, other than a brief time with Benjen at the wall and a glimpse of Sh****dog and Summer.
Sansa and Arya have not seen their mom or brothers. Arya hasn't seen her wolf, and after Ned's beheading, hasn't seen anyone from her family (not even "brother" Theon).
Bran and Rickon have not seen Jon or their dad. Mom left shortly thereafter too.
GRRM broke that family up early and has kept them apart.
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