Game of Thrones - Part 2

Gil wrote:For some reason I can't get into the whole medeival themed shows. I mean my entire timeline blew up when it happened while the only thought on my mind was when does Breaking Bad come back on.

Think it's cause I'm a Leo.

I'm serious about predicting it by the way. My sister can confirm.

stevieg8 wrote:

Gil wrote:For some reason I can't get into the whole medeival themed shows. I mean my entire timeline blew up when it happened while the only thought on my mind was when does Breaking Bad come back on.

Think it's cause I'm a Leo.

I'm serious about predicting it by the way. My sister can confirm.

We need a nomination process for funniest quote of the year.

"it's cause I'm a leo"

"my sister can confirm:

you ARE like 12, right? otherwise i don't get it...

El Shaarawy wrote:

Anyone getting goosebumps hearing this song?

I seriously feel like crying after that episode

AbraKebabra Alacalamb wrote:

Also, the problem with bran this season is compared to everybody else, he's surrounded by in my opinion not very interesting characters. To add to this, for a few episodes running it's just been him having idle chat whilst being carted around in the middle of nowhere. I think it's by comparison a lot less interesting than Rob stark waging war, Daenarys freeing slaves, Stannis getting mixed up with the lord of light etc etc.

I think it'll be more appealing when his abilities play a bigger role, like in this episode.


But up until then, it was just him being carted around and talking about his visions/dreams.

El Shaarawy wrote:My theory about whats gonna happen sometime in the future:

Arya is going to be in a very dark place now, everyone important to her is gone/dead, and we all know what she meant when they asked her who her God is and she said "Death"

So here's the meat, Jaqen H'gar told her that if she ever wanted to learn the skills to be like him, that she should seek him out in a place (Volantis was it? The name of the place escapes me) anyways she will go to that place and train and train and train until she becomes a full fledged warrior/assassin just like H'gar, to which she will kill everyone that caused harm to her family. The Boltons, the Lannistirs, etc. Melissandre said when she looked at her that she sees a darkness or some bs and she mentions the color of three eyes, possibly in the future, the bearers of the mentioned eye colors will fall to Arya's vengeance.

Arya will embark on a dark road, filled with blood and revenge.

Obviously this is a half assed theory, so by all means go ahead and point out whats wrong lol. Im very open to hear what you guys think

El Shaarawy wrote:Im still in shock ffs

Us non-bookreaders need to stick together, we need to look out for each other in our time of need

We can pull through this, together

AbraKebabra Alacalamb wrote:Day 2 after seeing 'Red wedding'


11.30am: Woke up, sobbing gently into my pillow. Stared outside the window, questioned if the outdoors was really real, or was it all just some big plot twist

12.02pm: Fully washed and ready, I make myself a coffee to help wake up. I see flashbacks from the wedding, I drop the cup and it shatters. As if in slow motion. I cry some more.

2.20pm: An advert for the season finale is shown, can't help but think of the wolf. Throw yet another cup of coffee at the t.v. Then I proceed to curl up into a ball and cry a bit more. I miss the northeners

2.47pm: A friend calls me, I shout at him and hang up, he's clearly not real. It's all just another plot twist. I cry into my hands, I see wolfs everywhere.

RealGunner wrote:I wonder if the Finale will top this episode. I can't predict anything any more lol.

Swanhends wrote:
"I do not consider a day lived until I have loved a woman, slain a foe, and eaten a fine meal" ffs

Also:
"I have no interest in slaves, a man cannot make love to property"

I think Daenarys got pregnant from hearing him say that

What about the Red Wedding itself? Is that based on history too?
The Red Wedding is based on a couple real events from Scottish history. One was a case called The Black Dinner. The king of Scotland was fighting the Black Douglas clan. He reached out to make peace. He offered the young Earl of Douglas safe passage. He came to Edinburgh Castle and had a great feast. Then at the end of the feast, [the king's men] started pounding on a single drum. They brought out a covered plate and put it in front of the Earl and revealed it was the head of a black boar — the symbol of death. And as soon as he saw it, he knew what it meant. They dragged them out and put them to death in the courtyard. The larger instance was the Glencoe Massacre. Clan MacDonald stayed with the Campbell clan overnight and the laws of hospitality supposedly applied. But the Campbells arose and started butchering every MacDonald they could get their hands on. No matter how much I make up, there’s stuff in history that’s just as bad, or worse.

McAgger wrote:Btw It's funny how everyone has forgotten about the leeches already.

McAgger wrote:

HAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAH LMAO

Zealous wrote:

McAgger wrote:Btw It's funny how everyone has forgotten about the leeches already.

It's still very debatable whether that was legit or not. The red wedding plot was in motion way before the leeches got burned.

However it's at the very least pretty strong symbolism.