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On April 16 2013 07:37 VirtuallyJesse wrote:I think that table / chair scene with Tyrion is now my favorite scene of the entire series so far. At least for now.  And a great ending as well. So much to look forward to next episode.
what exactly is so great about that scene? i just watched it again. its funny, ok, but the following conversation isnt that special and tbh the scene with podrik is even funnier
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On April 16 2013 07:38 Itsmedudeman wrote:
So after all is said and done who do you guys think has the best chance of taking the throne? Obviously daenerys seems really dangerous and she has the upperhand by no one even knowing she exists, but her army is pretty small in comparison to everyone else. I can't see Robb winning, at least not with his amount of experience and also the white walkers closing in soon. Joffrey has like a million people who fucking hate his guts so...
Hodor 4tw!
I mean, he'd at least do a better job than Joffrey
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On April 16 2013 08:23 FrostedMiniWheats wrote:Show nested quote +On April 16 2013 07:38 Itsmedudeman wrote:
So after all is said and done who do you guys think has the best chance of taking the throne? Obviously daenerys seems really dangerous and she has the upperhand by no one even knowing she exists, but her army is pretty small in comparison to everyone else. I can't see Robb winning, at least not with his amount of experience and also the white walkers closing in soon. Joffrey has like a million people who fucking hate his guts so... Hodor 4tw! I mean, he'd at least do a better job than Joffrey
He has giants blood after all..
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I still dont understand what Robb is fighting for. If he just declared independence then what would the Lannisters do, invade the North? Robb could just in his mom's peoples land and fend off one attack after another and be free. He obviously recognizes that he wont have his revenge on the Lannisters in terms of killing Joffrey but he could finish what his dad and Robert Baratheon started and end the myth that the seven kingdoms are ruled as a unified state.
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So today I learned a new word which I would probably never see again in my life - "unbesmirched". Nice.
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On April 16 2013 08:25 Sub40APM wrote:
I still dont understand what Robb is fighting for. If he just declared independence then what would the Lannisters do, invade the North? Robb could just in his mom's peoples land and fend off one attack after another and be free. He obviously recognizes that he wont have his revenge on the Lannisters in terms of killing Joffrey but he could finish what his dad and Robert Baratheon started and end the myth that the seven kingdoms are ruled as a unified state.
The point is revenge for killing his father AND based on his knowledge the holding his sisters hostage/prisoners.
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On April 16 2013 08:25 Sub40APM wrote:
I still dont understand what Robb is fighting for. If he just declared independence then what would the Lannisters do, invade the North? Robb could just in his mom's peoples land and fend off one attack after another and be free. He obviously recognizes that he wont have his revenge on the Lannisters in terms of killing Joffrey but he could finish what his dad and Robert Baratheon started and end the myth that the seven kingdoms are ruled as a unified state.
They kind of have his sisters. (or so he thinks they have Arya)
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On April 16 2013 08:28 FrostedMiniWheats wrote:Show nested quote +On April 16 2013 08:25 Sub40APM wrote:
I still dont understand what Robb is fighting for. If he just declared independence then what would the Lannisters do, invade the North? Robb could just in his mom's peoples land and fend off one attack after another and be free. He obviously recognizes that he wont have his revenge on the Lannisters in terms of killing Joffrey but he could finish what his dad and Robert Baratheon started and end the myth that the seven kingdoms are ruled as a unified state. They kind of have his sisters. (or so he thinks they have Arya)
and they will never give them back to him because they arent stupid. They killed his dad and his men. So if Robb wins the war, the Lannisters logically expect that Robb will kill them all. So they will keep fighting, but in a way where they just sit back and let Robb waste his strength in a foreign country. Whereas if Robb questions the whole reason for the crown's existence then Joffrey has no choice but to come out and fight him. Otherwise he is the King of 2.5 kingdoms, not 7.
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Haha that scene when pod gets back from the whorehouse.
The needs to be a buddy movie with bronn, tyrion and pod. Id watch the shit out of that movie.
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god damn game of thrones is dangerous to watch on a plane, i was worried about nude scene, so when the little finger whore house came up i started skipping...skipped right to the part where they were about to have a threesome lol...fail.
also, my file had the last minute cut off by music too but when i streamed it it was fine, troll by original seeder?
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On April 16 2013 08:46 Doraemon wrote:
god damn game of thrones is dangerous to watch on a plane, i was worried about nude scene, so when the little finger whore house came up i started skipping...skipped right to the part where they were about to have a threesome lol...fail.
also, my file had the last minute cut off by music too but when i streamed it it was fine, troll by original seeder?
Lol i just got that too. 80000 people downloading it when i started too, and its a while since its gone up, that guy has trolled a lot of people.
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Assuming you guys got the same release I did; what happened was not a troll, but a case where the audio got desynced from the video.
The song *is* supposed to play over the ending credits after all. The full (correct) ending is up on youtube if you guys want to see what how it's supposed to play.
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On April 16 2013 09:20 Wuster wrote:
Assuming you guys got the same release I did; what happened was not a troll, but a case where the audio got desynced from the video.
The song *is* supposed to play over the ending credits after all. The full (correct) ending is up on youtube if you guys want to see what how it's supposed to play.
ah ok. i ended up just restreaming the last minute to double check...kind of weird that it happened, especially over such an intense scene
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Ya, the timing is suspicious and none of the other episodes have used a 4th Wall breaking end song before.
But the official word is it was an honest mistake =p.
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Anyone else really bothered by the fact that Daenerys gave up one of her dragons? Despite everything that's happened this season, that bugged me the most for some reason
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On April 16 2013 03:50 karpotoss wrote:Show nested quote +On April 16 2013 03:14 wherebugsgo wrote:On April 16 2013 02:43 turdburgler wrote:
Its seems a bit strange from a character development standpoint that jamie lanister, the greatest swordsman in the 7 kingdoms is currently 0/2 in duels actually shown on screen. he's not the best? one of the best I suppose. Also I assume you're talking about 0/2 as in the fight with Ned Stark and then Brienne, though to be fair his hands were bound the second time. Not like it's really a fair fight when you've been a starved and physically stressed prisoner. Also he didn't lose against Ned, their fight got cut short. I think Robb is fucked. He seems to be pissing off more people than he's gonna be able to handle. I also forgot how Theon got into that situation of his. I feel completely lost in that part of the story arc and I should probably go rewatch season 2. I remember Bran and Rickon escape...and then I don't remember exactly. Theon gets betrayed? You are not supposed to know what is going in Theon storyline yet, but they are dropping hints.
I assumed he was being held by Robbs bannerman because Robb said that if they turned Theon in they could leave and when they tortured Theon they kept asking him why he attacked Winterfell. Im not sure if Robb is aware that Theon is being held hostage tho.
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On April 16 2013 09:29 EpiK wrote:
Anyone else really bothered by the fact that Daenerys gave up one of her dragons? Despite everything that's happened this season, that bugged me the most for some reason
She isn't giving up one of her dragons. Think about it for a second, she has something else planned. No way she is dumb enough to just give up a dragon like that.
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I hope its not something as dumb as "Here take my dragon." *hands over dragon, slaver hands over army, dragon burns slaver to death, army captures the city* because wouldnt you, as a slaver, make sure that when you hand over an army that has absolute and blind obedience to whoever owns it, youd do it in a way that the buyer couldnt just turn around and attack you?
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On April 16 2013 09:42 Shelke14 wrote:Show nested quote +On April 16 2013 09:29 EpiK wrote:
Anyone else really bothered by the fact that Daenerys gave up one of her dragons? Despite everything that's happened this season, that bugged me the most for some reason She isn't giving up one of her dragons. Think about it for a second, she has something else planned. No way she is dumb enough to just give up a dragon like that.
Yeah, I thought they made it pretty obvious what her plan was, can't wait to see it unfold though.
+ Show Spoiler +I haven't read the books, but right after she trades her dragon for every soldier there, she makes a point to ask the slave girl about their complete and utter loyalty. She has thousands of soldiers, the guy with her dragon has none...
Anyway, this episode had more amazing scenes than any other imo. Shooting the fire arrows at the funeral, the chair game (!) that flawlessly and wordlessly expressed each persons' characteristics, Podrick's little adventure, and of course Jaime getting his hand cut off.
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On April 16 2013 08:22 Enox wrote:Show nested quote +On April 16 2013 07:37 VirtuallyJesse wrote:I think that table / chair scene with Tyrion is now my favorite scene of the entire series so far. At least for now. And a great ending as well. So much to look forward to next episode. what exactly is so great about that scene? i just watched it again. its funny, ok, but the following conversation isnt that special and tbh the scene with podrik is even funnier
Cersei goes way out of her way to carry a chair all the way across the room to sit at Tywin's right hand. Tyrion takes a second to think things through and all the while I was thinking "He can't even lift a chair!" So of course he starts dragging it -- I'm sure we'll all agree it was funny -- but then instead of placing it next to his sister he puts it at the exact opposite end of the table from Tywin. Essentially he's saying two things to his father: "I won't get in line with the ass-kissers on either side of the table," and "I'm not afraid to admit that you and I are adversaries."
That's just my interpretation, you can take it however you want.
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