I am surprised it took this long for Melisandre to suggest that it's time to kill Shireen to Stannis. I've been afraid he'll do it, & n… moreow, the stakes are very high. He can't afford another lose and the fact sellswords are leaving may force him to consider it. So horrible. Which duty is > important to him?
I was disappointed D&D chose To have Sansa ask Reek for help. I guess she thought she could snap him out of his reek persona. Though he did get to the top of the broken tower, it's a shame he had to sell out To Ramsey. I don't know if Reek will ever recover. Unless Brienne tries to get into Winterfell without the candles, Stannis is her only hope.
It's episode 7 and I still don't know what they are doing with the Sand Snakes. Anytime Bronn is on screen, I am down with it. Most times, I am down with female nudity. But their screen was awkward. If seducing him excelerated the poison fine, but I hope it's a fake ant… [view original content]
She said that she had been locked in her room since the wedding. She only sees Theon and Ramsay when he comes at night. She apparently can only leave her room when sent for like Ramsay did to teach her a lesson.
She said that she had been locked in her room since the wedding. She only sees Theon and Ramsay when he comes at night. She apparently can only leave her room when sent for like Ramsay did to teach her a lesson.
So? it's game of thrones. What just cause Sansa is a woman she should be above the realistic torment and horrors of the world just cause a few feminists got "triggered" ?
I dont understand what your issue is.. Did you complain when Theon was sexually mutilated and mentally broken?
So? it's game of thrones. What just cause Sansa is a woman she should be above the realistic torment and horrors of the world just cause a f… moreew feminists got "triggered" ?
I dont understand what your issue is.. Did you complain when Theon was sexually mutilated and mentally broken?
Jorah's probably fucked. Even if Dany pardons him (which doesn't look likely), it took who knows how many healers and maesters to save Shireen from the greyscale. Jorah's chances of survival are slim.
Wall stuff was okay. RIP Aemon.
Winterfell was okay. I've got no clue how Sansa can signal for help now with Ramsay the Bastard knowing she's already tried once.
Don't get me wrong, I hate the Sparrows, but Cersei deserved that. That leaves Tommen as the head of House Lannister, so maybe he can actually do something.
And finally Tytion meets Daenerys. Don't know what good he'll be though, although since Jaime is a Kingsguard Tyrion is the heir to Casterly Rock, which could mean some support for Daenerys in Westeros. With the game storyline and now this, it seems likely Daenerys is going to cross the Narrow Sea soon.
Ah, sorry for misinterpreting your comment. It didn't make much sense since you said "how is sansa the victim? that woman is the victim" and sansa is a woman :P so you didnt say "old woman" so it sounded...like you were repeating yourself.
Like I said last week it sucks they made Sansa a victim again.
Sand Snakes are still meh.
However, there's a lot of subtle hints. Such… more as, it's possible that Sansa will write the pink letter in the show with the whole Jon Snow speech Ramsay gave her.
Tyrion finally meats Dany (YES!). Can't wait to see how it will play out even though there's only a few episodes left.
Unlike the books, things are looking really bad for Stannis which sucks. At this point I don't see how he can win this battle due to the weather conditions and a broken down army whereas the Boltons are fresh and may have rallied some support with the Sansa-Bolton marriage. Nevertheless I'm interested how it will play out.
I really hope Brienne isn't imprisoned by Ramsay.
Jorah's probably fucked. Even if Dany pardons him (which doesn't look likely), it took who knows how many healers and maesters to save Shire… moreen from the greyscale. Jorah's chances of survival are slim.
Wall stuff was okay. RIP Aemon.
Winterfell was okay. I've got no clue how Sansa can signal for help now with Ramsay the Bastard knowing she's already tried once.
Don't get me wrong, I hate the Sparrows, but Cersei deserved that. That leaves Tommen as the head of House Lannister, so maybe he can actually do something.
And finally Tytion meets Daenerys. Don't know what good he'll be though, although since Jaime is a Kingsguard Tyrion is the heir to Casterly Rock, which could mean some support for Daenerys in Westeros. With the game storyline and now this, it seems likely Daenerys is going to cross the Narrow Sea soon.
To be honest all Tommen wants is Margaery Tyrell in his bed and I can't blame him there. I don't think he likes asking the tough questions he seems to believe everything will be alright and doesn't want to hurt anyone or anything.
I can't wait to see how the power struggle works out in Kings Landing after his wife & his mother have been put behind bars. He couldn't even make a decision even when both of them were telling him what to do! Joffrey would have carved the faith militant into pieces when they were stopping Tommen from going into the Great Sept to confront the High Sparrow.
But surely he knows that the houses are practically joined. With Cersei out of the picture, who else would the Lannister guards follow?
A… morelthough, don't you think it's odd that Tommen hasn't questioned Cersei on why everyone calls him a bastard? Surely he must at least be suspicious.
Can we all agree that this is the best quote of the episode?
"I killed a White Walker. I killed a Thenn. I'll take my chances with you." - Samwell Tarly
That give me shivers. Thank the gods for Ghost.
Does Stannis want the Iron Throne? I mean is it his ambition to obtain the crown. I ask because the word "duty" is often used during his scenes. It almost feels like he is obligated to do so because he is the true heir and someone else holds that position. I've been thinking about it since Meli bought up burning Shireen. If she ends up burning, how much would it affect him? Enough to quit his duty?
"My enemies have made my kingdom bleed. I will not forget that. I will not forgive that. I will punish them with any arms at my disposal."
He sees it as his property.
"I shall take back the North from the thieves who stole it. Tywin Lannister is dead, he can't protect them now. I shall mount Roose Bolton's head on a spike."
He was the only one who went to the wall to protect it when asked by the lord commander .
The people always loved his brothers more than him and he wants to proof that he is better than them which he is.
Does Stannis want the Iron Throne? I mean is it his ambition to obtain the crown. I ask because the word "duty" is often used during his s… morecenes. It almost feels like he is obligated to do so because he is the true heir and someone else holds that position. I've been thinking about it since Meli bought up burning Shireen. If she ends up burning, how much would it affect him? Enough to quit his duty?
Every time I hear someone use the word "duty", I always feel like that person feels an obligation to do something rather than a desire or a joy to do something. Maybe I'm bringing in personal shit into my analysis idk.
He loves the realm.
"My enemies have made my kingdom bleed. I will not forget that. I will not forgive that. I will punish them with any … morearms at my disposal."
He sees it as his property.
"I shall take back the North from the thieves who stole it. Tywin Lannister is dead, he can't protect them now. I shall mount Roose Bolton's head on a spike."
He was the only one who went to the wall to protect it when asked by the lord commander .
The people always loved his brothers more than him and he wants to proof that he is better than them which he is.
Yeah, although the presentation of Bronn's poisoning did take me out of the scene a bit.
So Bronn keeps nonchalantly expressing that he feels fine, and he seems to truly believe that, no bravado. Then Tyene strips and suddenly Bronn feels like he's about to die, no preamble. Is that just a coincidence the poison took effect right then? Or is sexual arousal the key to the poison somehow? So once Tyene knew she slashed Bronn, did she plan her next order of business to be a strip tease?
Easily the best episode of the season. Just for the fact we saw Tyene naked makes it a 10/10 XD. Just kidding, but seriously great episode a… morend She did a good job in the Jailhouse scene. Seems like she's the only good Sand Snake. The others come off bland and boring (so far.)
Yeah, although the presentation of Bronn's poisoning did take me out of the scene a bit.
So Bronn keeps nonchalantly expressing that he f… moreeels fine, and he seems to truly believe that, no bravado. Then Tyene strips and suddenly Bronn feels like he's about to die, no preamble. Is that just a coincidence the poison took effect right then? Or is sexual arousal the key to the poison somehow? So once Tyene knew she slashed Bronn, did she plan her next order of business to be a strip tease?
I never asked for this, no more than I asked to be king. Yet dare I disregard her? We do not choose our destinies. Yet we must ... we must do our duty, no? Great or small, we must do our duty.
-Stannis
You're actually right in the books you see that it's more an obligation for him than a desire.
Every time I hear someone use the word "duty", I always feel like that person feels an obligation to do something rather than a desire or a joy to do something. Maybe I'm bringing in personal shit into my analysis idk.
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Selyse will do it behind is back i think
Lazy? Are you serious?
She said that she had been locked in her room since the wedding. She only sees Theon and Ramsay when he comes at night. She apparently can only leave her room when sent for like Ramsay did to teach her a lesson.
I must have miss that sentence. Sorry for that.
Yeah that's what I said.
I'm not.
How can people still say this? She is literally getting abused and even attempted to escape Winterfell.
So? it's game of thrones. What just cause Sansa is a woman she should be above the realistic torment and horrors of the world just cause a few feminists got "triggered" ?
I dont understand what your issue is.. Did you complain when Theon was sexually mutilated and mentally broken?
No problem. I could see how that was missed. It was a tense scene.
I think KCohere meant the old woman who was flayed.
Yes, thank you. Thats who i meant.
R.I.P Maester Aemon
Jorah's probably fucked. Even if Dany pardons him (which doesn't look likely), it took who knows how many healers and maesters to save Shireen from the greyscale. Jorah's chances of survival are slim.
Wall stuff was okay. RIP Aemon.
Winterfell was okay. I've got no clue how Sansa can signal for help now with Ramsay the Bastard knowing she's already tried once.
Don't get me wrong, I hate the Sparrows, but Cersei deserved that. That leaves Tommen as the head of House Lannister, so maybe he can actually do something.
And finally Tytion meets Daenerys. Don't know what good he'll be though, although since Jaime is a Kingsguard Tyrion is the heir to Casterly Rock, which could mean some support for Daenerys in Westeros. With the game storyline and now this, it seems likely Daenerys is going to cross the Narrow Sea soon.
Ah, sorry for misinterpreting your comment. It didn't make much sense since you said "how is sansa the victim? that woman is the victim" and sansa is a woman :P so you didnt say "old woman" so it sounded...like you were repeating yourself.
I'm pretty sure Daario is the only one MEATing Dany
Here's the catch, Tommen think's he's a Baratheon not a Lannister.
But surely he knows that the houses are practically joined. With Cersei out of the picture, who else would the Lannister guards follow?
Although, don't you think it's odd that Tommen hasn't questioned Cersei on why everyone calls him a bastard? Surely he must at least be suspicious.
To be honest all Tommen wants is Margaery Tyrell in his bed and I can't blame him there. I don't think he likes asking the tough questions he seems to believe everything will be alright and doesn't want to hurt anyone or anything.
I can't wait to see how the power struggle works out in Kings Landing after his wife & his mother have been put behind bars. He couldn't even make a decision even when both of them were telling him what to do! Joffrey would have carved the faith militant into pieces when they were stopping Tommen from going into the Great Sept to confront the High Sparrow.
Can we all agree that this is the best quote of the episode?
"I killed a White Walker. I killed a Thenn. I'll take my chances with you." - Samwell Tarly
That give me shivers. Thank the gods for Ghost.
"Oh..my!" - Samwell Tarly
Does Stannis want the Iron Throne? I mean is it his ambition to obtain the crown. I ask because the word "duty" is often used during his scenes. It almost feels like he is obligated to do so because he is the true heir and someone else holds that position. I've been thinking about it since Meli bought up burning Shireen. If she ends up burning, how much would it affect him? Enough to quit his duty?
He loves the realm.
"My enemies have made my kingdom bleed. I will not forget that. I will not forgive that. I will punish them with any arms at my disposal."
He sees it as his property.
"I shall take back the North from the thieves who stole it. Tywin Lannister is dead, he can't protect them now. I shall mount Roose Bolton's head on a spike."
He was the only one who went to the wall to protect it when asked by the lord commander .
The people always loved his brothers more than him and he wants to proof that he is better than them which he is.
Her tits were the best in the entire series so far. Jesus...
Every time I hear someone use the word "duty", I always feel like that person feels an obligation to do something rather than a desire or a joy to do something. Maybe I'm bringing in personal shit into my analysis idk.
Probably my favorite episode of the season, even if it didn't have Arya. That ending alone would have made it the best episode for me.
Yeah, although the presentation of Bronn's poisoning did take me out of the scene a bit.
So Bronn keeps nonchalantly expressing that he feels fine, and he seems to truly believe that, no bravado. Then Tyene strips and suddenly Bronn feels like he's about to die, no preamble. Is that just a coincidence the poison took effect right then? Or is sexual arousal the key to the poison somehow? So once Tyene knew she slashed Bronn, did she plan her next order of business to be a strip tease?
I think that the poison affected because Bronn's heartbeat increased making the poison circulate faster.
I never asked for this, no more than I asked to be king. Yet dare I disregard her? We do not choose our destinies. Yet we must ... we must do our duty, no? Great or small, we must do our duty.
-Stannis
You're actually right in the books you see that it's more an obligation for him than a desire.