Taking her to hang out around the common folk is one thing, taking her into a brothel that he knows will lead to reputation damaging rumors is another. He wants to be the king almost as bad as Otto.
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The directing during the King - Otto "5 Days" conversation when he is being removed as Hand was low key one of the best parts of that episode. On the one hand Otto's deceit is finally coming to light, and on the other he is legitimately in this position for doing his job and likely saving the King's a** from a world of trouble. Really enjoyed that unfolding of events.
Yep...they are doing an excellent job with this show
I was waiting to see if he had the ball to try something...knowing GOT I never trust anyone in close quarters to just take it but instead fight for what they believe is theirs
it was a great showcase of Viserys doing the right thing but doing it at the wrong time and the wrong format and certainly sealing his own doom, much like Ned Stark calling out Cersei privately in the garden. It's been 4+ years with Otto having nothing but time to sew seeds of discord and go behind the king's back working his way through court to get a ton of allies on his side for getting his grandson named heir to the throne.CFTXAG10 said:
The directing during the King - Otto "5 Days" conversation when he is being removed as Hand was low key one of the best parts of that episode. On the one hand Otto's deceit is finally coming to light, and on the other he is legitimately in this position for doing his job and likely saving the King's a** from a world of trouble. Really enjoyed that unfolding of events.
If Viserys had assembled the whole court and then called him out in person, and said - if Otto Hightower has come to you asking for your allegiance in siding with my son over Rhaenyra as the next ruler of Westeros, step forward so you can be forgiven and re-up your allegiance, because otherwise, anyone whose name I find out was part of this plot has a choice of death or the wall.
Once Ned found out he shoulda had a small council meeting sans Cersei, in Robert's bedchamber if necessary, and laid out the facts - Littlefinger and Varys obviously already knew, Pycelle is too weak to do anything, and Barristan Selmy would have demanded immediate justice for his king.
Feels so good, feelin' good again.
schmidthead said:
I shouldn't be surprised this devolved into a hot or not thread but I'd love to see y'all's wives on this thread. Do it, be a TexAgs legend!
Dude. When discussing hot or not in a TV show/movie the standard is Hollywood Hot Or Not. Not real life. Don't be the doofus that creates this "post your wife to compare or shut up" debate.
schmidthead said:
I shouldn't be surprised this devolved into a hot or not thread but I'd love to see y'all's wives on this thread. Do it, be a TexAgs legend!
Not one person said anything like that. The post you replied to was funny. A meme about her EXPRESSION not her looks. Like McKayla Maroney's infamous olympic smirk.
She has a little haughty smug expression for sure. But she's hot for sure. Even real world hot.
a family tree…with a branch of our own. This is now canonCoachRTM said:
I was watching the old Coldplay - Game of Thrones Musical video that went viral back in the day.
Just realized an Easter Egg (I think) that I haven't seen mentioned elsewhere.
The song Jaime Lannister sings about his incestuous relationship with Cersei is called "Closer to Home". (YouTube video below should be time stamped at 9:44)
Didn't the hand suggest that the Princess look a little "closer to to home" when he suggested that the Princess marry her much younger brother?
Might be stretching a little bit as that's a fairly common phrase, but I laughed out loud when I put it together.
Was avoiding this thread until I got to watch, so I missed this gem. It's a meme, dude. I said nothing about her being attractive or not. It's literally just comparing her expression in that scene to a famous meme. Get the **** over yourself.schmidthead said:
I shouldn't be surprised this devolved into a hot or not thread but I'd love to see y'all's wives on this thread. Do it, be a TexAgs legend!
Show just keeps getting better and better each week. Nothing much to add other than what's already been touched on, but it's certainly refreshing to have good writing in the GoT universe again.
tk for tu juan said:
Going to miss this version of Rhaenyra, Milly Alcock is doing such a good job and the character becoming one of my favorites in the GoT world
100% agree with this. Wife and I didn't really like her at first, this last episode was outstanding / award worthy acting from her. I know the brothel scene was cheap nudity in the background , but the curiosity and complexity in her emotions and facial expressions were off the charts excellent. You could read and feel the confusion and excitement of is this familial love? I've missed my uncle? / is this sexual tension? / I'm only 15 or whatever, I have no idea what's going on. I would venture to say perhaps the best acting scene in all of GOT.
Her acting was also quite excellent in the next scene back at the castle.
The one trend I see so far is the lack of insanely quick and shocking deaths of main characters. I keep expecting it but it's so much more subdued for now. Less reckless abandonment of normal storytelling.
I like it better but will it continue? (No answer wanted). Also so far no major usage of things magical (white walkers) or symbolically spiritual (dire wolves and winter is coming).
Less haunting and creepy tones.
Makes we wonder if GRRM started the series softer and ramped it up as he went.
I like it better but will it continue? (No answer wanted). Also so far no major usage of things magical (white walkers) or symbolically spiritual (dire wolves and winter is coming).
Less haunting and creepy tones.
Makes we wonder if GRRM started the series softer and ramped it up as he went.
We're literally only 4 episodes in. Wasn't Ned the first significant death in GoT? That was at the end of Season 1, wasn't it?
I think death had a lot more weight in that era because the dragons were such a nuclear-level threat that casually killing someone off meant the dragons were coming for you, and the Targs themselves, even while bickering, were constantly trying to maintain the aura that they were closer to gods then men, and close to immortal.WestAustinAg said:
The one trend I see so far is the lack of insanely quick and shocking deaths of main characters. I keep expecting it but it's so much more subdued for now. Less reckless abandonment of normal storytelling.
I like it better but will it continue? (No answer wanted). Also so far no major usage of things magical (white walkers) or symbolically spiritual (dire wolves and winter is coming).
Less haunting and creepy tones.
Makes we wonder if GRRM started the series softer and ramped it up as he went.
Once Aerys was killed quite easily, and with no dragons around, it became a free for all, because there weren't any threats that another paid army couldn't deal with, until Dany came from across the Narrow Sea and white walkers came down from the North.
Feels so good, feelin' good again.
Not gonna lie, i was wildly curious where that was going. I mean, she looks 15, but the actress is 22. They freaking showed aria stark naked for crying out loud. I wonder if they tamed this one down because so many people were creeped out by that? Is this the first woman in the whole history of got to have a sex scene and not be shown?Jimmy McNulty said:
Her acting was also quite excellent in the next scene back at the castle.
At first it felt uncomfortable, then not. Anyway, i dont really remember a sex scene with more tension all around. It was well done.
House of the Dragon -S01 ep04- I Know It Smelled Crazy In There
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And by the way, i she is hot - but well cast because she is so unique looking - sometimes pretty, sometimes not, but always holds your eye.bluefire579 said:Was avoiding this thread until I got to watch, so I missed this gem. It's a meme, dude. I said nothing about her being attractive or not. It's literally just comparing her expression in that scene to a famous meme. Get the **** over yourself.schmidthead said:
I shouldn't be surprised this devolved into a hot or not thread but I'd love to see y'all's wives on this thread. Do it, be a TexAgs legend!
Honestly, I am really not looking forward to the actress change. She has really played the role well and will leave some big shoes to fill.
cbr said:. They freaking showed aria stark naked for crying out loud.Jimmy McNulty said:
Her acting was also quite excellent in the next scene back at the castle.
Feels so good, feelin' good again.
I don't recall Arya being naked.
she started the show at 15/16, she's 18 or 19 by this point iirc.cbr said:Not gonna lie, i was wildly curious where that was going. I mean, she looks 15, but the actress is 22. They freaking showed aria stark naked for crying out loud. I wonder if they tamed this one down because so many people were creeped out by that? Is this the first woman in the whole history of got to have a sex scene and not be shown?Jimmy McNulty said:
Her acting was also quite excellent in the next scene back at the castle.
At first it felt uncomfortable, then not. Anyway, i dont really remember a sex scene with more tension all around. It was well done.
side boob and her stomach are all I remember.combat wombat said:
I don't recall Arya being naked.
I thought we got a shot of Arya's booty but I can't really remember either.
I was just happy for Gendry and her that they got a little fun in before the end of the world.
I was just happy for Gendry and her that they got a little fun in before the end of the world.
GOT is great when there is source material, and much less so (with exceptions, like the Baelor episode, which may have been the best in the whole show) when there isn't.
Happily, this story is complete, at least in outline form. Lots of room to fill out characters, add subplot, but the story arch is there.
Happily, this story is complete, at least in outline form. Lots of room to fill out characters, add subplot, but the story arch is there.
They did the Daemon/Rhaenyra ambiguous seduction scene really incredible given how sketchy it was in the book (no spoilers)Ol Jock 99 said:
GOT is great when there is source material, and much less so (with exceptions, like the Baelor episode, which may have been the best in the whole show) when there isn't.
Happily, this story is complete, at least in outline form. Lots of room to fill out characters, add subplot, but the story arch is there.
Feels so good, feelin' good again.
I was thinking this while watching.FancyKetchup14 said:House of the Dragon -S01 ep04- I Know It Smelled Crazy In There
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What is on the plate there in front of Rhaneyra? One of the CrabFeeder's loyal subjectS?will25u said:
Feels so good, feelin' good again.
Westeros in general under the Targaryens has a lot less mystical type aspects than even other areas within the rest of the world, probably because of the emphasis on science and knowledge from the maesters. Looking at GoT, one of the reasons White Walkers are ignored by folks outside of the north is because it's been so long since they had appeared before (think thousands of years). You can even see it with the Starks, particularly Bran, thinking about how the stories are just stories, and how the Night's Watch receives little help because of it.WestAustinAg said:
The one trend I see so far is the lack of insanely quick and shocking deaths of main characters. I keep expecting it but it's so much more subdued for now. Less reckless abandonment of normal storytelling.
I like it better but will it continue? (No answer wanted). Also so far no major usage of things magical (white walkers) or symbolically spiritual (dire wolves and winter is coming).
Less haunting and creepy tones.
Makes we wonder if GRRM started the series softer and ramped it up as he went.
I think the long night was 8000 years before Aegon the Conqeror
Milly Alcock's final appearance as Rhaenyra Targaryen will be this Sunday's episode of #HouseOfTheDragon pic.twitter.com/pBF8ONi0I1
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Wow, I'm genuinely bummed, even though I knew it was coming and that it's necessary to tell the story.
Are they going to continuously age the other actors to mark the passage of time? As much as I loved The Last Kingdom on Netflix, they really half-assed showing anyone getting older in the main cast despite time passing by having their children grow from babies to young adults.
Are they going to continuously age the other actors to mark the passage of time? As much as I loved The Last Kingdom on Netflix, they really half-assed showing anyone getting older in the main cast despite time passing by having their children grow from babies to young adults.
Feels so good, feelin' good again.
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