EPT[TV/BOOK] *SPOILERS* Game of Thrones Discussion - Page 461
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SPOILER WARNING If you only watch the show, this thread will spoil you of future events in HBO's Game of Thrones. Thread contains discussion of all books of the series A Song of Ice and Fire Click Here for the spoiler-free thread. | ||
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Monsen
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On April 26 2014 01:45 Monsen wrote: I think that the Starks warg powers are going to be the means to control the dragons and thus win the war against the others. It's becoming increasingly obvious that Dany can't really control them herself, right? Until the reversal right at the end. The final Dany chapter in DwD is a pretty huge course correction on Dany's part, and what exactly she is headed towards now is pretty high on the list of objects sorted by immediate importance*uncertainty. One of the things we can safely take from it is that she does now have some control of the dragon who had previously been uncontrolled. | ||
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Requizen
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On April 26 2014 03:15 udgnim wrote: who was responsible for the crown's debts? LittleFinger right? was he just following orders or did he purposely build up the debt (guess this might be a book spoiler)? before Tyrion got locked up, was he still in charge of the Treasury? Is kind of an interesting theory. Littlefinger looks out for himself only, but could it be possible that he was racking up the debt as part of a plan? I actually like this idea, that this aspect of his long game hasn't been revealed yet. As far as I know, this never came up in the books. | ||
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Spaylz
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On April 26 2014 12:36 ShadeR wrote: Jaime is not going to go from being committed to 'saving' Sansa and delivering her to her mother, to killing her because Cersei thinks that she's responsible for Joffery's death. From the other thread. Has Jaime mentioned his desire to "save" Sansa at all in the show? It hasn't been mentioned yet, right? Except Catelyn's trading of him, but even that hasn't been brought up since the beginning of S4. I may be paranoid, but that seems like a book reader's post to me. | ||
KadaverBB
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It was between Brienne and Jaime, they were talking about keeping Arya/Sansa safe etc. | ||
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Spaylz
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He argues a lot about it with Brienne, but he certainly doesn't seem keen about the idea of protecting her. Still seems sketchy. | ||
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SKC
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Robert surely did the same thing several time but noone cares he was a "serial rapist". It just wasnt thrown at your face like Jaime's. | ||
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Kevin_Sorbo
Canada3217 Posts
On April 26 2014 03:20 Requizen wrote: Hm, is saying something isn't a book spoiler allowed in the other thread? Because this post: Is kind of an interesting theory. Littlefinger looks out for himself only, but could it be possible that he was racking up the debt as part of a plan? I actually like this idea, that this aspect of his long game hasn't been revealed yet. As far as I know, this never came up in the books. it was written that every time the crown would need dough, LF would rub 2 coins togheter and make the gold appear out of thin air or something like that. nobody really knew where the money came from but they were happy to spend it so nobody asked I guess. | ||
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Conti
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On April 28 2014 01:38 Irrelevant Label wrote: Someone needs to hold up that "you have a massive problem" sign for D&D again. Show watchers all, understandably, think Jaime is a rapist now; but, based the director and actor interviews, they didn't intend for that piece to be a departure from the books. If they just carry on with a story that assumes Jaime did not rape Cersei that will rather fuck things up for those characters. Hopefully, the next episode will have a scene clarifying this somehow (Cersei implying that she liked it or whatever), and all will be forgotten. | ||
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c0ldfusion
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Bigtony
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On April 28 2014 02:21 Kevin_Sorbo wrote: it was written that every time the crown would need dough, LF would rub 2 coins togheter and make the gold appear out of thin air or something like that. nobody really knew where the money came from but they were happy to spend it so nobody asked I guess. In the books it says that the crown had low/no funds before Robert even died. After that there was a war. The entire economy of GOT/Westeros doesn't make a ton of sense without additional details. They do point out regularly that during the war much of the agricultural capacity has been destroyed directly or through conscription of all the healthy males. | ||
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