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Steveling
Greece10806 Posts
On May 13 2013 07:29 Dosey wrote: We clearly aren't reading the same book series. Either that or you are just a troll. I see you are not a fun of colloqui or you really think grrm is one of the finest writers our species has to offer. | ||
zatic
Zurich15366 Posts
On May 13 2013 02:19 moopie wrote: He did get his finger flayed, before he asked for it to be cut off. It is never said that he is being flayed in the show, and it is also not shown. All you see is Ramsay cutting his finger with a knife, then the camera goes back to Theons face. Without advance knowledge you would not know that he is cutting the skin off Theons finger. | ||
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Requizen
United States33802 Posts
On May 13 2013 08:39 zatic wrote: It is never said that he is being flayed in the show, and it is also not shown. All you see is Ramsay cutting his finger with a knife, then the camera goes back to Theons face. Without advance knowledge you would not know that he is cutting the skin off Theons finger. They definitely showed more than just a cut, the entire underside of his finger was open in one shot. | ||
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zatic
Zurich15366 Posts
On May 13 2013 08:46 Requizen wrote: They definitely showed more than just a cut, the entire underside of his finger was open in one shot. Well I just rewatched it and it is just a bloody mess. There is less than a seconds where you can see Ramsay grab the top part of the finger and pull it down. Before that he is just cutting into it. Anyway without knowing about flaying how would you know immediately what is happening there. Or, to come back to my original post, how would you know what is happening there ONE YEAR AGO during season 2. | ||
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Nevuk
United States16280 Posts
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risk.nuke
Sweden2825 Posts
On May 13 2013 09:08 Nevuk wrote: When anyone else was reading ADwD did they feel like George was just really really hungry for the first 200 or so pages? All the characters are starving, eating humans, etc. Eating humans was a reoccurring theme in ADwD. There are plenty of references to it, some more subtle and speculative then others. Too many to list but Bran, Skagosi, Freypie, Drogon, Stannis-men and many more. | ||
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Capped
United Kingdom7236 Posts
On May 13 2013 08:58 zatic wrote: Well I just rewatched it and it is just a bloody mess. There is less than a seconds where you can see Ramsay grab the top part of the finger and pull it down. Before that he is just cutting into it. Anyway without knowing about flaying how would you know immediately what is happening there. Or, to come back to my original post, how would you know what is happening there ONE YEAR AGO during season 2. Ive never seen anything close to resembling how gruesome that scene was (or is in my head, i suppose.) I knew exactly what they were doing, peeling back the skin on his finger and leaving the bone. Definitely able to identify they arent just cutting it off. | ||
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Kevin_Sorbo
Canada3217 Posts
On May 13 2013 10:19 Capped wrote: Ive never seen anything close to resembling how gruesome that scene was (or is in my head, i suppose.) I knew exactly what they were doing, peeling back the skin on his finger and leaving the bone. Definitely able to identify they arent just cutting it off. its in your head I guess. I mean sure it was disgusting and hard to watch but we all have our ''troubling cinema moment'' for my exgf it was reservoir dogs when the guy gets his ear chopped off. for me I guess there are a few but the log between the ankles in Misery is still a gruesome memory to this day, even if I know it isnt that realistic or that bad lol. for my mother it was in the Exorcist movie in the scene where the girl does a full 360 with her head... so yeah, to each his own gruesome scene. | ||
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c0ldfusion
United States8293 Posts
Oh and uh.. seeing as how GRRM wrote this episode, I guess we have a more definitive answer regarding Margery's maidenhood. | ||
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FaiL_SaFe
United States104 Posts
On May 13 2013 10:58 c0ldfusion wrote: I'm liking these changes. No idea where they're going with Talissa's pregnancy. Oh and uh.. seeing as how GRRM wrote this episode, I guess we have a more definitive answer regarding Margery's maidenhood. This was GRRM's episode for the season? In that case I guess book readers may have gotten some major stuff spoiled this week. | ||
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ZasZ.
United States2911 Posts
On May 13 2013 10:58 c0ldfusion wrote: I'm liking these changes. No idea where they're going with Talissa's pregnancy. Oh and uh.. seeing as how GRRM wrote this episode, I guess we have a more definitive answer regarding Margery's maidenhood. I think it means 100% that Talisa will die at the Red Wedding and that Jeyne won't become a more prominent character in the books. It is what it is, but I don't think they can have her survive to have a child as that would be way too huge of a deviation from the books. | ||
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N1k0
Uruguay1075 Posts
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Fruscainte
4596 Posts
On May 13 2013 11:08 N1k0 wrote: So the rw is next episode, or the one after that? It's in two episodes. On May 13 2013 11:04 FaiL_SaFe wrote: This was GRRM's episode for the season? In that case I guess book readers may have gotten some major stuff spoiled this week. There were a couple things that a couple of people are going to "predicting" what they mean that were said, I'm sure. It was a fantastic episode though. That entire Margery/Sansa scene was just the most awkward thing ever. | ||
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GGTeMpLaR
United States7226 Posts
It's made clear he asks her if she wants to do it and she gives a horny "yes" response after he's aroused her with massages. It's very clearly not rape from her PoV perspective in the book. Anyways, I really liked all the plot and character development this episode. I'm just a bit sad about Stannis missing another episode, especially this one, because I feel like his character needed it the most at this point. | ||
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Fruscainte
4596 Posts
This is the episode GRRM wrote too so it's not surprising. | ||
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tshi
United States2495 Posts
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Fruscainte
4596 Posts
On May 13 2013 11:59 tshi wrote: Hey guys, did they assassinate anyone's character this week? Well they somehow managed to make Shae even more unlikeable. | ||
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MajuGarzett
Canada635 Posts
On May 13 2013 10:19 Capped wrote: Ive never seen anything close to resembling how gruesome that scene was (or is in my head, i suppose.) I knew exactly what they were doing, peeling back the skin on his finger and leaving the bone. Definitely able to identify they arent just cutting it off. To me it wasn't clear they were flaying it though. There's a difference between taking off all the flesh and flaying as well. | ||
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feanor1
United States1899 Posts
On May 13 2013 12:03 Fruscainte wrote: Well they somehow managed to make Shae even more unlikeable. Seriously the most fucking annoying character ever. "Shae the | ||
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N1k0
Uruguay1075 Posts
On May 13 2013 11:35 Fruscainte wrote: Also, am I the only one who noticed that this episode was just the king of foreshadows? People are saying this episode is boring and shit but it's necessary. It's all building up. Soon.... This is the episode GRRM wrote too so it's not surprising. especially with the music of rains of castamere at the end | ||
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