bangobango said:

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Grey worm Messandie scene - thanks for the gratuitous nudity, but that **** is so stupid. It is straight tv writers thinking they just have to have a romance in there somewhere. Drives me crazy.

And the King of the North is going to go south with an entourage of one? Dumb.

Euron finds a fleet of ships in the dead of night with no lamps and sneak attacks them on the open ocean? You know where you cannot snake attack somebody? In the ocean kids, in the ocean.

And wtf does Jon hate Littlefinger? Has that been explained?

Starting to lose faith the show writers can pull this off without the source material. Lot of little things starting to add up.

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Ervin Burrell said:

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Two other observations:

1. Anyone find it weird the maesters won't perform that procedure on people they know will die anyway?

2. Grey Worm was quite intuitive on what to do for being a genital-less first timer.

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1. They said the guy who did it got it and died. It is for safety reasons.
2. Greyworm is a worldly man. He knows what goes down.

Ervin Burrell said:

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MBAR said:

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She said that's not you. It was in reference to it was not Nymiria to be her "servant" and come with her to Winterfell. The show writers explained it in the brief after show thing you get (at least I get when I stream it).

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This, though I took it more to mean Nymeria had been out in the wild for far too long and was too far gone as opposed to it not being in her nature (although, I'll admit I'm splitting hairs). Obviously it isn't in a wolf's nature to be domesticated but Ghost managed it somewhat.

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Maybe some foreshadowing there now that Arya is finally headed home? Maybe she's also been a wolf out in the wild for too long and won't transition well...

Writer: okay in this scene, we're gonna kill off the sand snakes

*hot one takes her top off*

Writer: Sorry I misspoke, we're gonna kill off two of the sand snakes here. It's important to retain some level of known tit-stock.

She was with Ellaria. She's grown her hair out. She's not dead yet.

mazzag said:

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And theon was a chicken ****, but euron was going to kill yara no matter what. So self preservation in that situation is totally understandable. Euron is a psycho and savage. No way theon could have saved her.

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Moreover, it looks like he was the sole survivor. I'm sure Theon wasn't thinking "I have to survive so that I can warn Daenerys", but it's probably good for her that he bailed overboard.

I'm sure Davos is just going to love the fact that Melisandre is around when he and Jon show up to Dragonstone...

It also bothered me way more than it should have that neither GW or Missandei closed the door.

CoachRTM said:

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I'm sure Davos is just going to love the fact that Melisandre is around when he and Jon show up to Dragonstone...

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Then he will call her out for burning a child alive and Dany will roast her w a dragon. One can hope.

cone said:

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this show is getting stupid

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You will watch til the end.

bangobango said:

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Ogre09 said:

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bangobango said:

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Grey worm Messandie scene - thanks for the gratuitous nudity, but that **** is so stupid. It is straight tv writers thinking they just have to have a romance in there somewhere. Drives me crazy.

And the King of the North is going to go south with an entourage of one? Dumb.

Euron finds a fleet of ships in the dead of night with no lamps and sneak attacks them on the open ocean? You know where you cannot snake attack somebody? In the ocean kids, in the ocean.

And wtf does Jon hate Littlefinger? Has that been explained?

Starting to lose faith the show writers can pull this off without the source material. Lot of little things starting to add up.

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Grey Work and Messandie are cute.

Jon had like 8-10 dudes with him.

It's not the open ocean, they're sailing along the coast to another part of the main island.

Jon hates Little Finger because he betrayed his family on multiple occasions and sees him for the slimy snake he is.

You seem clue less.

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Cute? Get out of here with that ***** It is a pandering to mindless zombies such as yourself. You probably think Grey's anatomy is good, too, don't you?

Did not see anybody but Davos with Jon. Maybe I missed it.

They are sailing along the coast? What the hell are they sailing in? The ocean? Oh yeah, the ****ing ocean. You know where you cannot hide a boat? In the ****ing ocean. Go to an ocean and try hiding a boat in the ocean. I bet you cannot do it.

Jon does not know Littlefinger betrayed his family. As somebody said, he married Sansa to Ramsey, but we don't even know for sure that he did that with knowledge that ramsey was a psychopath.

And it is clueless,


you dolt.

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Wow...really?

Also, you seem angry.

So you can't hide a boat in the ocean, or you can't find a fleet jn the ocean? Pick a side. Also, near shore =/= open ocean.

And there was clearly a whole crew of horsemen leaving Winterfell with Jon. You must be as blind as you are dense.

mazzag said:

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And when you have to prop yourself up, sometimes it seems false.

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Varys asks in the exchange, "why is it that the Lord of Light singled out Jon Snow..."

Then she talks of uniting the north and letting wildlings across the wall. Yes, way more persuasive an answer than "he came back from the dead..."

Regardless of whether or not LF knew if Ramsey was a psycho, don't you think Jon has the right to be pissed at him for marrying his sister off to a complete stranger?

dlance said:

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Ervin Burrell said:

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Regardless of whether or not LF knew if Ramsey was a psycho, don't you think Jon has the right to be pissed at him for marrying his sister off to a complete stranger?

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That's kind of how things work in a feudal society.

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Usually it's someone related to you making the decision. LF was using her as a pawn and anyone could see that. How is this being debated?

RPM said:

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Sam and jorah was my favorite scene this week but Euron is a complete badass.

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Euron is the worst actor on the show. When he landed on that one fool with his little boarding platform and yelled, it was cringeworthy. Last season and this him stating "let's go murder them" was also hot garbage.

Jon knows Little Finger was working with/for the Lannisters when Ned, Rob, and Catlyn were killed.

Jon is probably suspicious of how LF came to control the Vale.

Jon knows LF married Sansa to Ramsay Bolton, whose family betrayed the Starks at the Red Wedding, to progredd his own position. Whether or not LF was aware that Ramsey was a sadistic *******, he was still responsible for it happening.

Jon distrusts LF and his intentions. He disliked his trying to buddy up to him and being overly familiar. He told him he did not belong in the family crypt. When LF stated his intentions for Sansa to Jon, something Jon already suspected, it was more than Jon could bear.

So, am I the only one who found the naval battle a little bit ridiculous?

The whole thing reeked of a bad action movie, a la the ridiculous 300 sequel, and the sequences just felt cheesy and out of place.

I guess it started with Euron riding the bow of the ship onto Yaras and crushing the guy under him and the rest unfolded in a way that just seemed out of place with the show. The fireballs and the 1 on 1 battles with an entire siege going on around them was just stupid. It didn't fit in with the way the other battles were portrayed It was like they were trying way too hard.

TresPuertas said:

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So, am I the only one who found the naval battle a little bit ridiculous?

The whole thing reeked of a bad action movie, a la the ridiculous 300 sequel, and the sequences just felt cheesy and out of place.

I guess it started with Euron riding the bow of the ship onto Yaras and crushing the guy under him and the rest unfolded in a way that just seemed out of place with the show. It was like they were trying way too hard.

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It was kind of badass, but agreed it didn't seem to fit the show well. Disjointed might be the best description.