EPTOn June 12 2013 09:39 albis wrote:
what was little finger up to during the finale?
what was little finger up to during the finale?
Didn't Sansa cry an episode or two ago as he sailed away?
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DMKraft
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Didn't Sansa cry an episode or two ago as he sailed away? | ||
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triangle
United States3803 Posts
On June 12 2013 10:24 DMKraft wrote: Didn't Sansa cry an episode or two ago as he sailed away? Yeah they were talking about him heading to the Vale for ages. Presumably he's either there or on his way. | ||
KwarK
United States43284 Posts
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Kalingingsong
Canada633 Posts
On June 12 2013 12:54 KwarK wrote: Did anyone else get Nuremberg vibes from a crowd of people nazi saluting and chanting a foreign word for mother in unison? I did, lol Danny might give into her lust for power and turn into a joffery. that'd be a shock. she has a title that's long enough to rival this guy. | ||
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NarutO
Germany18839 Posts
On June 11 2013 20:42 revel8 wrote: So I am guessing Jon and Ygritte have broken up! Shooting your other half with arrows is usually a sign that the relationship has peaked. My friend (not partner) once shot me with an arrow T_T... we are good friends since over 10 years now. | ||
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playerboy345
Netherlands194 Posts
On June 12 2013 14:54 Type|NarutO wrote: My friend (not partner) once shot me with an arrow T_T... we are good friends since over 10 years now. Hmm, I guess it's time for me to shoot someone with an arrow then :D | ||
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albis
United States652 Posts
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TheIlluminated
Norway35 Posts
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sickle
New Zealand656 Posts
On June 12 2013 17:52 TheIlluminated wrote: The love between two people can be shown in seemingly strange ways, but might not be so strange after all. Consider when two people who are passionately in love, where one has to leave for sometime and (maybe the woman, not being sexist here) hits the other person on the chest in frustration while the other person holds him/her. This is basically the same thing, just escalated. Like Ramsay and Reek | ||
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Gahlo
United States35162 Posts
I need to go to bed. I saw that and this is what happened in my head: ![[image loading]](http://thebrandbuilder.files.wordpress.com/2011/08/gordon-01.jpg) | ||
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zbedlam
Australia549 Posts
They are an adorable couple aren't they? | ||
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StarGalaxy
Germany744 Posts
On June 12 2013 14:54 Type|NarutO wrote: My friend (not partner) once shot me with an arrow T_T... we are good friends since over 10 years now. a plastic one just out of fun? | ||
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[UoN]Sentinel
United States11320 Posts
I really wanted to make that joke | ||
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NarutO
Germany18839 Posts
A real one because we had a fight. -_- (it didn't hit) | ||
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Reason
United Kingdom2770 Posts
On June 12 2013 09:17 Vindicare605 wrote: I don't see how it is. Someone can just as easily come to the conclusion I did without reading the books just speculating on the show's use of minutes. With everything going on, why devote so much time to the bastard's torturing of Theon? Clearly there's a reason for it. It doesn't take someone who knows what happens next to figure out that there's probably a significant reason for developing the bastard's character. I haven't given any hint as to why it might be important and in a series like this one it's almost impossible to predict ahead of time why any particular character might be important later, just that they will be. I don't care what you think. You've read the books and your comment has been deemed not acceptable by more than one person who hasn't. If you can't post in this thread without referring to, directly or indirectly, what happens later or telling people they are wrong because you know what comes next in the story then just don't post here at all. I really don't want to shit up the thread with this little discussion so please don't reply again, just take stock that you upset some people and try to be more careful if you absolutely feel the need to post in here again, though considering there is a dedicated thread for people who have read the books to discuss the books and the show I really don't know why you feel the need to post in a thread made for people who haven't read the books. | ||
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KwarK
United States43284 Posts
On June 12 2013 09:19 Vindicare605 wrote: Except Westeros is several times larger than Great Britain just based on how long it takes to travel from place to place. Sure the general world is modeled after Europe and Britain, but the size of the individual landmasses is much different. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wester_Ross It's all in Scotland clearly. | ||
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Reason
United Kingdom2770 Posts
On June 12 2013 07:57 sc4k wrote: King's Landing is obviously supposed to be London, The Wall is modelled on Hadrian's Wall, the iron islands are vikings, the andals are saxons, the valyrians are normans. I think it's more UK-like than NA. And all the northerners speak with northern England accents, and all the southerners speak with south east England accents. Heh I'd never actually noticed that before, especially the part about the accents. 'mon the North! (I'm Scottish  ) | ||
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Acertos
France852 Posts
On June 12 2013 08:19 sc4k wrote: Oh yeah, and the children of the forest are clearly Gaels or some variety of celts who lived here before the Germanic tribes like the Jutes and Saxons arrived (actually way before that period) . They had a strict druid tradition and were closely connected with forests. Not germanic tribes but romans. It's also them who made the adrian wall | ||
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Gaga
Germany433 Posts
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Kukaracha
France1954 Posts
On June 12 2013 12:54 KwarK wrote: Did anyone else get Nuremberg vibes from a crowd of people nazi saluting and chanting a foreign word for mother in unison? It personally made me think of this : As for the backround, the author was obviously inspired by medieval times (especially the War of the Roses), but he was smart enough not to be too litteral about it. The wall of Hadrian for example holds only a symbolic comparison to the Wall in Westeros. I also don't see how King's Landing is supposed to be London ! It has access to the sea, and the castle looks nothing like the Tower of London. In the end, many of those elements are usually connected to medieval european history because it's closer to us, but the Great Wall of China held the same purpose and the same symbolic traits as Westeros' Wall, for example. Same situations arose in many different parts of the world. There's also a fair bit of fantasy in the technology displayed, with clear advances in things similar to gunpower but yet no military applications although the characters are shown wearing riveted plates (and sometimes silly-looking helmets). | ||
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