JDinkalage Morgoone
U of South Flurrida
Am I missing something with Benjen? I still don't understand the repeated hopes that we'll see someone that hasn't been on the show in literally like 40+ episodes now. Maybe Gendry saves them!
I do kind of like George's realistic approach to storywriting. There is no "Glenn" miracle from The Walking Dead. If you are surrounded by the enemy, you are killed, if you are captured by the enemy, unspeakable things happen to you, and there are consequences for every action both good and bad that can favor any philosophy.
I am now thinking that maybe the same thing that happened to Hodor also happened to the "smash the beetles" Lannister cousin
I mean there just has to be a point to that scene
This time "time travel" and having influence on the past opens up so many doors (heh) of possibilities here. Is the Three-Eyed Raven an eternal position, like an eternal loop? Was that an old Bran?
So many things that they mentioned in the past now are open to the possibility of being set in motion by Bran's powers. I think Hodor was a mere glimpse of what's to come. They can really mess the story up with this, but there is potential to be really good. I just hope they proceed with caution
Would be funny if they never showed the Dorne story ever again.
They just stopped after the deaths of the King and Prince, by the sand snakes, and were just like 'why bother'
where is ser pounce?
Am I missing something with Benjen? I still don't understand the repeated hopes that we'll see someone that hasn't been on the show in literally like 40+ episodes now. Maybe Gendry saves them!
Looks like next week we'll see a showdown with the High Sparrow and the Lannisters.
The crowd around the Tyrells is so large I think they end up attacking the knights.
You know which storyline I hate more than anything? The fact that Oberyn's wife and daughters have such a grudge against the Lannisters over Oberyn's death.
She was there; she saw it herself. He volunteered to participate in a trial by combat, and he could have won if not for his own ego. It is simply not believable that they are this angry over the whole thing.
Or she loved him and people do irrational things when they are in love?
"I'm mad that my paramour lawfully died while seeking vengeance for my sister-in-law and nephew, so in order to avenge them I'm going to kill my brother-in-law and nephew."
Yeah no one really thought this through.
These gripes about Dorne are valid but it's really more of a season 5 point of issue, no?
Yeah but Dorne will be back.
where is ser pounce?
I got the impression that it was many maesters working on her, all trying everything they could think of. They were trying so many things, combinations of things, etc, that they weren't even sure what exactly they did that "cured" her. Just kind of a fortunate accident. Probably couldn't replicate it, and that's why they didn't get famous for finding the cure.
You wonder how it's even remotely possible for them to escape. At the pace they were being dragged, it looked like Meera was basically still probably within running distance of the hoard by the time they get through Hodor.
That scene after the play that just started with the guy's dick sure caught me off guard.
I think I'm most excited to see what visions Bran will go through during this mass upload. It sucks that the TER won't be there to guide him, maybe he'll have problems interpreting the visions?
You know which storyline I hate more than anything? The fact that Oberyn's wife and daughters have such a grudge against the Lannisters over Oberyn's death.
She was there; she saw it herself. He volunteered to participate in a trial by combat, and he could have won if not for his own ego. It is simply not believable that they are this angry over the whole thing.
Pretty sure that grudge was there before Oberyn died....wasn't he introduced initially as already hating the Lannisters for an earlier attack on his family?