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chroniX
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And when do you think they will meet each other again? | ||
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KOFgokuon
United States14903 Posts
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magicmUnky
Australia280 Posts
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Vorenius
Denmark1979 Posts
On June 01 2013 08:57 Zooper31 wrote: Ya Rob is kinda slow sometimes but he's had some big moments that really mattered. Murdering the Karstark guy and some of his council meetings have been pretty good dialogue. Excited for him maybe taking Casterly Rock that'll be big. Two more days. Those poor sods.  | ||
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LoLAdriankat
United States4307 Posts
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Anggroth
United Kingdom345 Posts
On June 01 2013 09:16 Vorenius wrote: + Show Spoiler + On June 01 2013 08:57 Zooper31 wrote: Ya Rob is kinda slow sometimes but he's had some big moments that really mattered. Murdering the Karstark guy and some of his council meetings have been pretty good dialogue. Excited for him maybe taking Casterly Rock that'll be big. Two more days. Those poor sods. I'm wondering whether the internet outrage from the Red Wedding will match that from Ned's death in season 1. | ||
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GGTeMpLaR
United States7226 Posts
On June 01 2013 10:36 Anggroth wrote: I'm wondering whether the internet outrage from the Red Wedding will match that from Ned's death in season 1. I don't think it will genuinely match it. It will probably be way more over-hyped though. | ||
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fishjie
United States1519 Posts
On June 01 2013 17:22 GGTeMpLaR wrote: I don't think it will genuinely match it. It will probably be way more over-hyped though. red wedding is way more emotionally devastating than ned stark dying. i know people who literally had to put the book down and walk outside because it was too upsetting. | ||
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GGTeMpLaR
United States7226 Posts
On June 01 2013 17:24 fishjie wrote: red wedding is way more emotionally devastating than ned stark dying. i know people who literally had to put the book down and walk outside because it was too upsetting. Yea but I don't think they've built it up as well as it was built up in the books. I'm just skeptical about them being able to pull it off true to the books because it seems like there are so many ways they can fuck it up and they're already behind as far as the build-up goes. | ||
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Talin
Montenegro10532 Posts
Robb, despite his actual standing and relative importance as King of the North and a major figure in the ongoing war, has been portrayed quite blandly, to the point where he's much more of a throwaway character than Ned ever was. He didn't really stand out as a character even during his major successes, and I think that neither the actor nor the show as a whole have done his character justice (certainly not to the point where people would go mental when he gets offed). Replacing Jeyne with some random foreign chick was also a bizarre decision that contributed to the whole "meh" feel of Robb's arc. Edit: holy shit for a moment I thought I might have mis-posted in the non-spoiler thread. Scary shit. | ||
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DannyJ
United States5110 Posts
And yeah the whole Jeyne replacement is the oddest decision of the entire series for me. | ||
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nonsequitur
384 Posts
Then Robb/Catelyn gets butchered when Arya is literally at the doorstep of the castle and in one fell swoop, the Starks are completely broken, all hope of the good guys prevailing is gone, the bad guys (Lannisters) have won and are now the biggest power in the Westeros. Ned's death doesn't even come close. | ||
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Redox
Germany24794 Posts
On June 01 2013 19:48 Talin wrote: Replacing Jeyne with some random foreign chick was also a bizarre decision that contributed to the whole "meh" feel of Robb's arc. As opposed to a random domestic chick? Book Jeyne is about as bland and boring as it gets. And it was really hard to understand why Robb threw everything away for her. | ||
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DannyJ
United States5110 Posts
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stillborn
Germany119 Posts
it always, even in the books, came to me, that MR. Martin just needed a reason for Robb to break his vow to get his story developed. No son of Eddard of House Stark would ever break a vow! | ||
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teapot
United Kingdom266 Posts
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Talin
Montenegro10532 Posts
On June 01 2013 20:01 DannyJ wrote: Well to be fair I never liked Robb at all in the books either but the wedding really threw me for a loop. I had to read it like 5 times to get a grasp on what the hell just happened. After the shock was gone though I was kind of glad he was gone, same with Cat. More time for better characters like Tyrion... 10 years later in book 5. And yeah the whole Jeyne replacement is the oddest decision of the entire series for me. I wasn't a big fan of Robb overall either, but at the point when his campaign was on the upswing and he broke Lannister armies several times and captured Jaime, it was easy to imagine him as "the hero". In the show he just wears the same bland face most of the time, and his "badass" moments were never really on display. It just seemed like they emphasized his mistakes and failures a lot more than his accomplishments earlier on, thus foreshadowing his demise more so than the books did in my opinion (and making him even less likeable in general). As for Jeyne, her actual character doesn't matter either way. But there is a significant difference between the daugher of an old Lannister-aligned house with holdings on the doorstep of Casterly Rock, and a literal nobody. It just gives the whole romance plot more weight and general symbolism. She might not have been the most appropriate match for a King, but she was at least in the same league. | ||
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SpiZe
Canada3640 Posts
Well, I'm hyped for the next episode. | ||
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hooahah
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so many tears are going to flow | ||
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schmutttt
Australia3856 Posts
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