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GumBa
United Kingdom31935 Posts
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Redox
Germany24794 Posts
Kinda weird how Littlefinger out-stealthes Arya with her assassin training. Will have to read up somewhere what was on that scroll. | ||
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Chewbacca.
United States3634 Posts
On August 14 2017 11:19 Redox wrote: People will call it fan service but eh why not, servicing their fans is their job. And they give a few of those older characters a purpose by sending them on a quest beyond the wall. Fun episode overall. Kinda weird how Littlefinger out-stealthes Arya with her assassin training. Will have to read up somewhere what was on that scroll. See my post like three posts ago. And hell, Littlefinger has been playing the stealthy sob for years, Aryas been doing it for a few months. | ||
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MassHysteria
United States3678 Posts
On August 14 2017 10:59 nVme wrote: what was the scroll arya read? and effff sam | ||
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Hider
Denmark9407 Posts
Also, I must be the only one thinking Sam's scenes this series has been his most interesting throughtout the show. I enjoyed seeing how the maesters functioned. | ||
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usopsama
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nVme
952 Posts
On August 14 2017 11:14 Chewbacca. wrote: Haha, one of the pluses of watching on HboGo, I can pause and read them. It looks to be the scroll that Cersei had Sansa write to Rob after Ned's beheading, where she asked for him to swear fealty to Joffrey...Or maybe that happened before the beheading..I forget. Plays into the opinion that Arya was already forming of Sansa just being desperate to be in power. thxxx | ||
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shin_toss
Philippines2589 Posts
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Chewbacca.
United States3634 Posts
On August 14 2017 11:31 shin_toss wrote: I missed Sam's part. Why did he left? He's done reading about the accomplishments of better men, per his own words. I'd say he realizes that there is a major threat coming, that he isn't being taken seriously there, and wants to do something about it. | ||
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The_Red_Viper
19533 Posts
On August 14 2017 11:26 Hider wrote: If you can add in fan-service while it still fitting well with the story, then I don't see the problem with it. Also, I must be the only one thinking Sam's scenes this series has been his most interesting throughtout the show. I enjoyed seeing how the maesters functioned. I don't think it fits though. Especially the Gendry fanservice where Davos finds him magically. Not that the "avenger" party is much better though, now we at least know why Jorah had to survive greyscale. Fanservice. Well the scenes where we see what the maesters do, etc weren't the problem with Sam's storyline. No problem with that, but the huge coincidences where he finds all the right things at the right time. And yeah the time where he cures greyscale easily. But even without that i wouldn't say it's "the most interesting scenes throughout the show" tbh. It would have potential though. | ||
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Cricketer12
United States13990 Posts
Yea Arya is stupid enough to let that turn into drama | ||
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blade55555
United States17423 Posts
Gilly mentioning Rhaegar marrying someone in secret in dorne... That means Jon is 100% legal targarian and not a bastard. God I wonder how daenerys will react to that. Can't wait for the next episode, sadly the 2nd to last episode T_T | ||
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Chewbacca.
United States3634 Posts
On August 14 2017 11:35 The_Red_Viper wrote: I don't think it fits though. Especially the Gendry fanservice where Davos finds him magically. Not that the "avenger" party is much better though, now we at least know why Jorah had to survive greyscale. Fanservice. Well the scenes where we see what the maesters do, etc weren't the problem with Sam's storyline. No problem with that, but the huge coincidences where he finds all the right things at the right time. And yeah the time where he cures greyscale easily. But even without that i wouldn't say it's "the most interesting scenes throughout the show" tbh. It would have potential though. Is it really that "magical" that he found Gendry? He knew that he sent him to Kings Landing, that he was a native of Flea Bottom, and that he was a smith. It seems like he looked in the first place that everyone would look if they were looking for Gendry...Maybe Flea Bottom is actually a massive place with lots of smiths and he got lucky though. | ||
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TheTenthDoc
United States9561 Posts
As for the episode: I'm not quite sure how they think a captured Wight will change Cersei's mind. After all, she shouldn't be skeptical of the undead-her Hand has experimented with black magic and resurrecting the dead, so I feel like she's probably more skeptical of the "massive army of zombies" part which a single Wight won't prove. I guess the Mountain isn't undead to her? | ||
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The_Red_Viper
19533 Posts
That whole northern expedition to get a wight is ok as a plot point, but cmon we don't need "the avengers" here. Seems silly to me. | ||
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PhoenixVoid
Canada32743 Posts
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Plansix
United States60190 Posts
On August 14 2017 11:19 Chewbacca. wrote: See my post like three posts ago. And hell, Littlefinger has been playing the stealthy sob for years, Aryas been doing it for a few months. One was trained by a secret god spy and murder club. The other survived by being the least threatening man in Westrose | ||
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Plansix
United States60190 Posts
On August 14 2017 12:11 TheTenthDoc wrote: Word of caution that I'm probably the only person dumb enough to need: make sure not to look at the "suggested video" matrix that pops up after finishing an embedded youtube link if you want to avoid spoilers (obviously not saying people shouldn't link videos, just saying for others' benefit). As for the episode: I'm not quite sure how they think a captured Wight will change Cersei's mind. After all, she shouldn't be skeptical of the undead-her Hand has experimented with black magic and resurrecting the dead, so I feel like she's probably more skeptical of the "massive army of zombies" part which a single Wight won't prove. I guess the Mountain isn't undead to her? It is a way better plot for her to declare and armistice and try to murder Dany during the war against the walkers. I'm into some short sighted betrayal during the war against the endless winter. | ||
KwarK
United States43251 Posts
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Plansix
United States60190 Posts
On August 14 2017 13:12 KwarK wrote: You'd think Tyrion would speak up and point out that Cersei is the least trustworthy person imaginable and would 110% not be a good ally against the Night King. A truce is the wrong plan. They needed to end the war a few months ago with dragons attacking King's Landing, then go north with the survivors which, had it been a few months ago, would include the Iron Fleet, Dornish, Tyrell army, Lannister army etc. Even if they won Cersei entirely to their cause and she was completely loyal that's still a worse position than a few months previously. And they haven't done that. Not only does Cersei bring nothing to any alliance against the dead, she's probably more destructive as an ally than as an enemy. But after you burn down Kings landing, how do you get the rest of the 7 kingdoms to fight the undead? I don't think the threat of burning alive is going to convince people to join up. | ||
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