Game Of Thrones - Part 3 - *NO BOOK TALK - READ THE RULES*

Firenze wrote:

El Shaarawy wrote:Sansa

Making me re-evaluate my decision to start the books

read that stannis isn't a POV character in the books

soon dropped my desire to start reading them smh

He still has some excellent chapters though. Don't let that stop you imo.

You mostly see Stannis from the perspective of Davos. GRMM doesn't really like to have kings as POV characters since he likes to analyze how other characters perceive used power. Joffrey, Robb and Stannis are not POV characters but were instead seen by the Lannister siblings, Catlyn and Davos. The exception to this is Dany but she didn't start in a position of power.

Bah gawd.

Can't wait.

Best tv show ever ffs.

Poor mans vampire diaries

tommen going to get cockblocked by his mum   

RealGunner wrote:Poor mans vampire diaries

  

Wtf how can you compare the two


GOT is nowhere near Vampire Diaries level ffs.

Scrublietta bit jobber #1 last week, was the most emotional piece of TV there has ever been.

Jon Snow turning into a badass this season

http://d24w6bsrhbeh9d.cloudfront.net/photo/ay5mE9p_460sa.gif

LMFAOOO
The chicken scene is still by far my favourite of the season. "I understand that if any more words come out of your *bleep* mouth, I'm going to have to eat every *bleep* chicken in this room."

That first *bleep* is the c-word and not the f-word, and of course it's the punch in that line

Some fantastic quotes in the last episode

Tyrion: "Sansa is not a killer, not yet anyway"

That guy at Crasters place: "Karl Tanner.. from Gin Alley... drinking wine from the skull of Jeor *bleep* Mormont" (his whole monologue was hilarious)

Karl to Rast: "You look like a fookin' ball sack."

Creepyfinger: "Everything"

And my favourite.........

"Ser Pounce?" King Tommen

Tommen to smash Margery.

umad Joeffry?

Not even sure he can lift it up yet

The hand of the King will make sure it doesn't slip.

Firenze wrote:

McLewis wrote:

Firenze wrote:Dany's storyline is the only unrealistic thing about game of thrones, not the dragons, but the part about a female being the ruler of an army, etc. She will never win the iron throne. Back 2 kitchen ffs.

Women have led armies in our history. It's rare, but not at all unrealistic. In terms of Dany, I think it's maybe a bit obvious that GRRM is drawing inspiration from the Ancient British Warrior Queen Boudica, who rebelled (successfully, I might add) against the Roman Empire. Her story parallels that of Dany's in a couple of ways.

Mclewis ruining my poverty jokes with his history lesson and logic smh.

Yeah, I know that IRL there have been quite a few famous examples throughout history.

Now that you bring it up though, I'm interested, book readers - has there been mention of a female who lead an army before in game of thrones world? I don't think I've heard any mention of it. It's not much of a spoiler IMO but tag your answer if anybody would get mad. I'm wondering if she's supposed to be unique in that aspect.

One person immediately comes to mind. Queen Nymeria.

no spoilers just backstory:

Episode 5 tomorrow already.. don't want the season to end ffs

Jon Snow is the hero we need

Reunited with Ghost

I wanted to quickly explain my previous comments. I think it's impossible for book readers to speculate on the future of the TV show without unintentionally hinting at (at least) minor spoilers. I get that the show deviates from the books and doesn't match it 100%, however, the books provide a blueprint for where the show is going. That being said, I also understand why people wouldn't want to create a another thread about GoT. This thread right here is already great and splitting it would diminish great banter that regularly happens here. So it wasn't complaining but rather a personal choice. But since it's a great thread I might just skip a few posts instead.

Anyways, tonight's episode was one of my favorites from the entire series. Cersei went into cold blooded and calculating bitch mode. The scenes with Arya and the hound were great. Some craziness went down at the Vale while Jon Snow (and possessed Hodor) kicked some ass north of the wall.

My only complaint is the replacement dude that's part of Dany's posse. I know he only got like 15 seconds of screen time but he's just annoying as hell.

Sansa must of pissed off all the gods when she was younger, she never catches a break lol. Littlefinger what a mastermind, can already see him betraying Sansa's aunt to take over her impregnable Fortress. Bran's arc getting better as each week pass by. Be interesting if the hound teaches Arya how to fight

Pod

It gets better and better....

Jon Snow and Ghost

Hodor

Littlefinger and Lysa Arryn

Okay, so can I point you guys to something significant that happened in the episode?

Not a spoiler, its there, but they didn't really make it clear.

Look at the first conversation between Lysa and Littlefinger and see if a chain of events pops into your mind.

Please more specific Le Samourai... do you mean the part where they tell us it was Lysa who poisoned Jon Arryn and not Cersei, with Littlefingers help? Basically Littlefinger started this war in the first place so he can take advantage and "climb the political ladder", guy is scary as hell

Tyrion's trial next episode

Wow Lysa killed her husband

Littlefinger scheming since S1

Bran killing Bolton's man with Hodor was badass

Bran's arc is the one I like the most atm. Keeps getting better and better