GAME OF THRONES - PART 6 - *NO BOOK TALK - READ THE RULES*

So do you think the many faced god is fake and the faceless men are a bunch of frauds just taking money to kill people?


Also liked the Valyria stuff Jacken was talking about. Need to rewatch it again later

I was actually not so imp with Kinvara as a character - she did have GOAT lines though, I'll give you that. But you'd expect that for the High Priestess of that faith. It would become a poverty faith if someone like the High Sparrow was in charge. Pun intended.

I used to like the many faced God but the goddamn you-ain't-ready Arya arc is dragging it down now. Need something to happen over at Braavos.

Drowned God is actually so undervalued ffs. A little more of action there, and Euron managing to actually build his Iron Fleet, and we have a great four-way Crusade setting.

Its a perfect time to reintroduce another Stark who has gone AWOL since season 1 to save Bran and Meera actually.

Yea can see Uncle Ben return soon. Although he best have a good explanation on how the f he managed to survive this long north of the wall

There's lots of weirwood trees north of the wall, remember Bran used to get visions from some back in S4. That's how we'll see Tower of Joy part 2, I reckon.

Man this episode hit me in the feels, both Summer and Hodor die in the same episode.

By the way I think this is why the three-eyed-raven was pulling Bran out of visions, he could've seriously damaged Ned at the Tower of Joy. Really amazing stuff.

What about the White Walker revelation? I had read such a theory before but it still took me by surprise. Very interesting. I still want to know why they are attacking now. Is it as simple as "A long winter is coming and that's when they thrive" or is there more to it?

Loved Arya's scenes at the play lol, much needed comic relief before breaking our hearts. Was interesting to see how the commoners see the game of thrones. Joffrey is portrayed as the perfect, merciful prince/king who gets beaten by his dad and is manipulated by his councillors (Ned & Tyrion). Arya had to witness Ned's beheading all over again. She's slowly realizing how *bleep* up the Faceless Men really are, if she kills the actress there is no way back for her.

I'm glad Sansa refused Littlefinger, she doesn't need to be indebted to him anymore. I wonder if his suggestion to seek the Blackfish is a trap though, how can the Blackfish even leave Riverrun if he is surrounded by Freys. Sansa/Jon need the North to her side, atleast the rest-- Manderly, Glover, Mormont, Hornwood, mountain clans etc... none of these southern armies. Another funny moment when Edd realizes he is Lord Commander

And lastly, we meet the High Priestess Kinvara. It was probably the first time we have seen Varys so unsettled (and Littlefinger for that matter). I wonder what her role is besides spreading the word that Dany is the "lord's chosen". It's interesting that Melisandre has declared Jon the prince that was promised while everyone else thinks it's Dany. R'hllor can't *bleep* decide or maybe they are both

Crazy season so far.

S5 was a setback to let George finish his book

Can't wait for Riverrun arc later on

That red priestess looked 10/10 in last nights ep. But on your avatar she looks like she was casted in the next paranormal activity brah. Pls a better version

urbaNRoots wrote:

Was interesting to see how the commoners see the game of thrones. Joffrey is portrayed as the perfect, merciful prince/king who gets beaten by his dad and is manipulated by his councillors (Ned & Tyrion).

Yea this was indeed interesting.

BTW Sansa this season has been a total jerk. What an annoying person she has become. Didnt think when everyone was calling for her to become a badass this was what we were going to get.
That Jon is not a Stark line. Despicable biatch. Jon didnt like it clearly. And lol giving him a dress as a remedy for saying such a horrible thing.

The voice contributed to the sexiness. She better keep that necklace on though.

Think she has been great this season tbh. Also I am sure at some point we will finally find out if Rob actually legitimised Jon or not. I might be confusing it with books or maybe it happened on TV but he was writing a decree about something which people assumed was about legitimising Jon as the next heir in line



Regarding the play Arya saw. It was comic relief but also quite sad at the same time. Also shows how history is written by the victors. Everyone in Essos thinks that Tyrion was the one who was the villain in all of this.

whitewalkers origin kinda disappointing tbh

and bran getting away in that situation is unbelievable

decent ep though

guess Euron will be more important next season when they've built their 1000 ships, better be a timeskip otherwise a 1000 ship fleet is unbelievable unless it's a fleet of rowing boats

this red priestess chick though, move aside melisandre ffs

hope we get topless scenes

smh i could have watched the ep a day early? only just read the last few pages

ES wrote:
btw, how is Meera gonna pull that sledge with 10k Wights a few meters behind her? Did she manage to get a hold of Littlefinger's teleporter device?

only way to salvage this for me would be one of the dragons showing up and saving them conveniently and even that would be terrible, ppl saying that scene hit really hard and I'm sitting here like



cause it is so unbelievable that they will get away from the WW/Wight army when she's pulling Bran on a sled a hundred meters away

Book readers always complaining about one thing or the other

"Omggg they didn't do this well! That was underwhelming!! They fekked it up! Ruined!!! Nooooo!!!!"

I'm glad I've never touched the books. I get to take the show for what it is and in all its glory without watching with a critical eye.

Also, can't wait for Tormund to get a piece of that Brienne cake ffs

probably the first GOT sex scene I hope happens off camera

You enjoyed dat Loras & Renly sex scene?

(:

wasn't Margery involved in that

didn't mind it tbh

Blue Barrett wrote:Book readers always complaining about one thing or the other

"Omggg they didn't do this well! That was underwhelming!! They fekked it up! Ruined!!! Nooooo!!!!"

I'm glad I've never touched the books. I get to take the show for what it is and in all its glory without watching with a critical eye.

Oh so you liked the Kingsmoot a lot? Without the context of the books the scene is even more terrible

Reading the books makes me enjoy the show even more and I got the pleasure of reading the best fantasy series of all time. I just don't like it when the show has terrible writing like Dorne and Iron Islands.

M99 wrote:

Blue Barrett wrote:Book readers always complaining about one thing or the other

"Omggg they didn't do this well! That was underwhelming!! They fekked it up! Ruined!!! Nooooo!!!!"

I'm glad I've never touched the books. I get to take the show for what it is and in all its glory without watching with a critical eye.

Oh so you liked the Kingsmoot a lot? Without the context of the books the scene is even more terrible

Reading the books makes me enjoy the show even more and I got the pleasure of reading the best fantasy series of all time. I just don't like it when the show has terrible writing like Dorne and Iron Islands.

It's not the best fantasy series of all time, calm down.

And he is right tbh. Even as a book reader myself, most book readers get on my nerves. Although it is a lot milder this season.

I meant one of the best LOTR/Hobbit and Malazan is better.

Blue Barrett wrote:Book readers always complaining about one thing or the other

"Omggg they didn't do this well! That was underwhelming!! They fekked it up! Ruined!!! Nooooo!!!!"

I'm glad I've never touched the books. I get to take the show for what it is and in all its glory without watching with a critical eye.

It's the non book guys that are complaining about the kingsmoot

I didn't read the books but I had heard Euron hyped up a bunch for years before his introduction but I have to agree with M99, that scene was pure shit

couple dozen scrubby fisherman on a small rocky island

the ironborn are terrible in the show, can't get hyped for that

Sad this scene wasn't adapted in the show

Firenze wrote:I didn't read the books but I had heard Euron hyped up a bunch for years before his introduction but I have to agree with M99, that scene was pure shit

couple dozen scrubby fisherman on a small rocky island

the ironborn are terrible in the show, can't get hyped for that

Euron was supposed to be the next badass character lmao. Guy looks like one of those uncles in a family gathering who always gets drunk and tells stories about his glory days

Never been a fan of time travel bs.. I don't like the idea of getting some second hand story line if that makes sense .. I want to know what's going on in 'future Bran's' world ffs