EPT[TV] HBO Game of Thrones - Page 571
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Vxed
Norway239 Posts
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Makenshi
Sweden2105 Posts
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Daymor
New Zealand151 Posts
I was quite happy that something good finally happened with Dany's story. I was getting a bit sick of her's not really going anywhere. So I thought that was quite well done. I don't know what I would point to as my favourite part in the episode to be honest. I really enjoyed all of it. The actor who plays Varys does one hell of a job, the more screen time he gets the more I get interested in his character. But now a long wait for next year. Going to be rough. | ||
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SkelA
Macedonia13040 Posts
Did I get it right ? Its not that easy to understand everything when you havent read the books :S | ||
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Mondieu
Romania803 Posts
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DoctorPhil
Netherlands168 Posts
And what the hell? Why did Dany just put that girl in the vault? I liked her. She's the only reason Dany isn't still Drogo's fuckpuppet.... Dany owes her so much and she just makes her starve to death....? What a bitch. I really don't like TV Denaeris, I hope book Dany is more likeable. How cool would it've been Viserys was in her place? His scenes were always so much fun to watch. He would've made a really fun anti-hero/villain imo. Anyway, episode was still good. I'm glad Theon isn't dead (oh wait... they traded him to get out alive? I hope he won't die...), he's such an interesting character. White Walker was great. | ||
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Doctorbeat
Netherlands13241 Posts
 I liked that guy so much. Shame he had to die... Fucking ironborn, I hope they all rot. The last '...Hodor' nearly made me tear up. Jaqen/Arya was great as always, though I was disappointed that the fat kid and Gendry didn't have any lines. I don't think there really were any scenes this episode that I didn't like. Varys/Ros was kinda funny too. That look of Varys when she tried to grab his crotch... | ||
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Shock710
Australia6097 Posts
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C-ZG
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Gladiator6
Sweden7024 Posts
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Zealotdriver
United States1557 Posts
On June 04 2012 20:54 Whole wrote: The white walkers are the ones on horses, and the zombies are the wights they control. Wrong. The Others are the ones riding horses. The zombies are whites aka white walkers. | ||
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Tantaburs
Canada1825 Posts
On June 04 2012 22:00 Zealotdriver wrote: Wrong. The Others are the ones riding horses. The zombies are whites aka white walkers. the other are White Walkers the raise Wights | ||
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Maitolasi
Finland441 Posts
On June 04 2012 22:00 Zealotdriver wrote: Wrong. The Others are the ones riding horses. The zombies are whites aka white walkers. The Others is just another name for White Walkers. The zombies are wights not whites  | ||
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Hemula
Russian Federation1849 Posts
The moment when Jaqen changed his face was so fantasy-esque, I loved it. And of course sexy Margaery, huehue. | ||
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Geo.Rion
7377 Posts
What i did not get, the White Walker looked at Sam and then kept going on with his business. Isnt their goal to kill and turn people and shit? why leave the fatty to live? | ||
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LilClinkin
Australia667 Posts
As you know, the books and the show are primarily character driven. When changes are made which cause a character to be viewed in a fundamentally different light, disappointment is the usual result. Over-all I enjoyed the season, but the biggest disappointment for me was the Winterfell plot. For me, that was the most monumentous occasion in the whole of the second book, and it didn't even get a scene showing it happen. The way it is burned isn't even logically coherent in the show. And the fates of Rodrick Cassel and Maester Luwin, while ultimately the same, were met under drastically different circumstances. | ||
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Naphal
Germany2099 Posts
On June 04 2012 22:23 Geo.Rion wrote: Just a tip, for many of the confusion and questions arising in this thread, the intro of the episode pretty much gives answer, so maybe re-watch that. What i did not get, the White Walker looked at Sam and then kept going on with his business. Isnt their goal to kill and turn people and shit? why leave the fatty to live? he is to be served at the banquet for the zombies when they have taken the wall! | ||
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nennx
United States310 Posts
On June 04 2012 21:11 Mondieu wrote: So the rich city of Qarth was nothing but some sort of illusion and its whole purpose was to make Dranerys to stay there with her dragons forever ? I think I got it right. And the killings were also most magic and visions. Every step of the way 'dany' was thrown an illusion to keep her there. Can't wait for next season I guess. No, Qarth is still super rich, the illusion was Xaro's vast wealth that he would be willing to give to Dany to conquer Westeros. | ||
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Dwelf
Netherlands365 Posts
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shizna
United Kingdom803 Posts
On June 04 2012 22:26 LilClinkin wrote: Having read the books (no spoilers, I promise), I have extremely mixed feelings about this finale (and the season) in general. The reason I (and many other book readers) feel dissapointment is not because HBO can't squeeze everything into the show, but because they have made some pretty key changes to important events. As you know, the books and the show are primarily character driven. When changes are made which cause a character to be viewed in a fundamentally different light, disappointment is the usual result. Over-all I enjoyed the season, but the biggest disappointment for me was the Winterfell plot. For me, that was the most monumentous occasion in the whole of the second book, and it didn't even get a scene showing it happen. The way it is burned isn't even logically coherent in the show. And the fates of Rodrick Cassel and Maester Luwin, while ultimately the same, were met under drastically different circumstances. the most monumentous occasion was winterfell....?? no, it was the battle of blackwater which had an entire awesome episode dedicated to it. i know what you're getting at - there were quite a few changes to make it more simple to follow and will require some shuffling around next season... however, almost every time they've diverged from the book plot in the show, they have done it incredibly well. making it more simple, but the newly added dialogue/action scenes have been brilliant. there's no reason to think they can't do the same in season3. | ||
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