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The scene were Drogo promisses the iron throne was sooo fuckin intense. And the ending :O
Too bad i have to wait two weeks for the next episode. By then ill probably finish reading the first book :D
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Butcherski
Poland446 Posts
+ Show Spoiler + Too bad i have to wait two weeks for the next episode. By then ill probably finish reading the first book :D | ||
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Mumu
Korea (South)56 Posts
Drogo is just another Horselord, there are many more like him Khal Drogo has never cut his braid. He has never been defeated. While there are other Khals, he is the most powerful. However, I feel that HBO kinda glosses over his strength as a Khal. | ||
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eNbee
Belgium487 Posts
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zedi
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pred470r
Bulgaria3265 Posts
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Cerotix
Canada121 Posts
i havent read the books yet, i dont mind reading them, but i dont really want to read the first book to find out that i've basically seen the entire thing so far in the tv series lol | ||
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Arkless
Canada1547 Posts
On May 23 2011 23:19 Skilledblob wrote: not for canadians  dont worry a secnd season has allready been greenlit and there is plenty of source material more I live in vancouver =) and just finished watching it. Torrents ftw. | ||
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Arkless
Canada1547 Posts
On May 24 2011 01:01 Butcherski wrote: Episode 6 was epic but the scenes in ep7 gave e chills: + Show Spoiler + The scene were Drogo promisses the iron throne was sooo fuckin intense. And the ending :O Too bad i have to wait two weeks for the next episode. By then ill probably finish reading the first book :D That was my exact thought when I finished episode 7 this morning. Now I got time to finish the book! | ||
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scorch-
United States816 Posts
One thing bothered me, during the scene where Ned is serving as subsititute king of Westeros, he dispatches a hundred men to bring the Mountain to justice. He also demands Tywin Lannister be brought to answer for his actions. But I didn't hear who the hell the guy from the riverlands was that was speaking to him. He was willing to strip Gregor of his title and possessions and cause a gigantic shitstorm with the Lannisters on the words of some random guy. It just seemed off to me. The whole Dany character development has been so well done. I can't wait to see who she becomes in the grand scheme of things. | ||
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Carras
Argentina860 Posts
+ Show Spoiler + where does ser barristan stand now ? we dont see him figth for neither side there.. (please no book spoilers..) what happent with the mountain and jamie,they had sent 100 men after them.. | ||
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UdderChaos
United Kingdom707 Posts
On May 24 2011 01:30 scorch- wrote: One thing bothered me, during the scene where Ned is serving as subsititute king of Westeros, he dispatches a hundred men to bring the Mountain to justice. He also demands Tywin Lannister be brought to answer for his actions. But I didn't hear who the hell the guy from the riverlands was that was speaking to him. He was willing to strip Gregor of his title and possessions and cause a gigantic shitstorm with the Lannisters on the words of some random guy. It just seemed off to me. The whole thing was ned pissed off with the king basically doing nothing after he'd been attacked, all his men killed and his son's attempted assassination by the lannisters that made him act recklessly, he was looking for an excuse to punish them and after they tried to frame his wife with the mountains action that was the final straw, i really dont see how it was off at all. One thing i dont get is that everyone seems to care about daddy lannister but he actually seems like a nice guy, unless hes retardely protective of his family or secretly evil i dont see how they are going to convincingly make it out hes going to side with his kids once he inevitably finds out the truth, btw im just speculating this from the tv series havent read the books. | ||
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sc4k
United Kingdom5454 Posts
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Trashie
Norway131 Posts
Episode 7 so sick. Daenerys is quickly becoming my favourite character. The Lannisters are pretty badass aswell. Though, it was fairly predictable what was going to happen when Littlefinger and Ned was talking before the showdown. | ||
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DragoonPK
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Maginor
Norway505 Posts
On May 24 2011 01:30 scorch- wrote: One thing bothered me, during the scene where Ned is serving as subsititute king of Westeros, he dispatches a hundred men to bring the Mountain to justice. He also demands Tywin Lannister be brought to answer for his actions. But I didn't hear who the hell the guy from the riverlands was that was speaking to him. He was willing to strip Gregor of his title and possessions and cause a gigantic shitstorm with the Lannisters on the words of some random guy. It just seemed off to me. There were more than one witness. He was just their spokesperson. | ||
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craz3d
Bulgaria856 Posts
So basically Geoffry is not Robert's son, most likely Jaime's. Maybe someone from the Targaryen line is the father, it could make for quite the shitstorm, though it's less likely to be the case. Also, Danaerys' hands not burning, is it something to do with her lineage or some sort of destiny to be a master of dragons or something like that? I say destiny since her brother died from burns and he is also a Targaryen. I still don't get the significance of the three eyed owl. It flew down a corridor, big deal. I'm guessing he'll keep having these dreams and they'll progress further and further until we are finally told what its all about. Finally, why is Lysa Arryn such a crazy bitch? P.S. Is episode 7 in a good quality format?--I don't like watching pixelated videos. | ||
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Tomken
Norway1144 Posts
Finally dat kid could be gone for a while + Show Spoiler + but noooo  ( | ||
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Maginor
Norway505 Posts
On May 24 2011 02:22 craz3d wrote: Just watched episode 6. Never read the book, so I'm trying to make sense of what I watched. So basically Geoffry is not Robert's son, most likely Jaime's. Maybe someone from the Targaryen line is the father, it could make for quite the shitstorm, though it's less likely to be the case. Also, Danaerys' hands not burning, is it something to do with her lineage or some sort of destiny to be a master of dragons or something like that? I say destiny since her brother died from burns and he is also a Targaryen. I still don't get the significance of the three eyed owl. It flew down a corridor, big deal. I'm guessing he'll keep having these dreams and they'll progress further and further until we are finally told what its all about. Finally, why is Lysa Arryn such a crazy bitch? P.S. Is episode 7 in a good quality format?--I don't like watching pixelated videos. Answering any of those questions would be a spoiler. They haven't been answered in the show yet, but some of them will be answered later (not necessarily in this season). | ||
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1Eris1
United States5797 Posts
On May 24 2011 02:22 craz3d wrote: Just watched episode 6. Never read the book, so I'm trying to make sense of what I watched. So basically Geoffry is not Robert's son, most likely Jaime's. Maybe someone from the Targaryen line is the father, it could make for quite the shitstorm, though it's less likely to be the case. Also, Danaerys' hands not burning, is it something to do with her lineage or some sort of destiny to be a master of dragons or something like that? I say destiny since her brother died from burns and he is also a Targaryen. I still don't get the significance of the three eyed owl. It flew down a corridor, big deal. I'm guessing he'll keep having these dreams and they'll progress further and further until we are finally told what its all about. Finally, why is Lysa Arryn such a crazy bitch? P.S. Is episode 7 in a good quality format?--I don't like watching pixelated videos. Hints, not anwsers + Show Spoiler + Anwsers: 1. Episode 7 (Joffrey btw) 2. Epsiode 10 (Not quite what you think 3. Later book (not suggesting Bran lives that long, just that is when the dream is revealed to the viewers) 4. She's just a freak | ||
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Hirmu
Finland850 Posts
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