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On April 16 2013 08:54 Blacktion wrote:Show nested quote +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.
Just a problem with the audio, the song plays after the show completes during the credits but it was messed up a bit.
I don't think it was a troll so much as a mistake
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On April 16 2013 10:09 JERK412 wrote:Show nested quote +On April 16 2013 08:22 Enox wrote: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.
That's the thing i love about game of thrones the TV series (i never read the books). Each scene is so carefully portrayed from a person point of view. Some scenes are pure action, whereas each scene with Tyrion is so carefully planned as to make each phrase and movement mean something, because that's how he sees the world.
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On April 16 2013 10:09 JERK412 wrote:Show nested quote +On April 16 2013 08:22 Enox wrote: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.
its also worth noting in etiquette (showing how english i am right here) that sitting next to the head of the table is not the second highest 'ranking' position. she is sitting as tywins right hand (wo)man but tyrion is taking the second highest ranking position at the table.
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when she said yes to the biggest one, then i was sure she has something up her sleeve. i wonder what it is...can't be simple as the dragon just flying back to her lol
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Is there any special meaning to the way the horse heads were arranged at the fist of the first man?
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Yeah there's no way her baby dragon is worth 8000 soldiers to her. One way or another those unsullied owners are going to get screwed over.
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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 I kind of just touched on this, but I'll explain why I loved this scene so much.
Everyone on the council enters the room. Tywin immediately takes his seat at the head of the table. He's so powerful and important that this is a completely obvious move on his part. Next Varys moves to sit down like "hey might as well" but Baelish makes a hasty, aggressive, and obviously visible move for the next most prestigious chair at the table, the one next to Tywin. Immediately after, Varys followed by Pycelle. Once those three (the ones whose main pride is being on the council) have taken their seats. Cersei makes the extremely bold move of moving one of the chairs next to Tywin. It seems like such a simple move, but Baelish and the others simply looked at the table and never even considered moving the chairs. Cersei goes outside of what may be considered "proper," and gets her way. After all this has passed, Tyrion, having seen this little episode plays out, slowly walks up and loudly drags his chair to the opposite head of the table. He's brazen and inappropriate about it. He makes a total joke out of the situation, and while all of the events before this were somewhat subtle, everyone made aware exactly what's going on (it's as if they were doing this little wordless power struggle, and Tyrion just goes "Well if you guys are going to play this game, I'm just going to sit right here where I belong! Haha!") making everyone else seem just a bit foolish.
The beauty in this scene is that, without words, so much is told about each character.
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^ I would guess his issue was that it was all so obvious, thus a little childish. Thats at least what I felt.
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On April 16 2013 10:20 jinorazi wrote: when she said yes to the biggest one, then i was sure she has something up her sleeve. i wonder what it is...can't be simple as the dragon just flying back to her lol But don't also forget that she refused to give up 2. I mean, if she plans on taking them back then would she really care?
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the quality of these archers are getting a bit out of hand. last episode we had a guys shoot an arrow straight up to land 5ft from him that would of killed the fat kid. we have a guy who can hit a boat a football field away floating downstream with wind. and another sniper archer in the forest to safe theon.
i'll give you giants and dragons and a bit of warlocks but these archers are getting a bit unrealistic
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I liked the funeral scene; he doesn't even need to draw the bow all the way back, that's how badass he is!
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On April 16 2013 10:49 Wuster wrote: I liked the funeral scene; he doesn't even need to draw the bow all the way back, that's how badass he is! Rather he didn't even need to watch the arrow land, he turned around and started walking away while it was still in the air.
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On April 16 2013 10:42 Itsmedudeman wrote:Show nested quote +On April 16 2013 10:20 jinorazi wrote: when she said yes to the biggest one, then i was sure she has something up her sleeve. i wonder what it is...can't be simple as the dragon just flying back to her lol But don't also forget that she refused to give up 2. I mean, if she plans on taking them back then would she really care? Giving up two dragons so easily would make the trader suspect, haggling makes it seem like more of a legitimate deal. You can rebuild a slave army, good luck replacing a dragon. My guess is she'll just use the unsullied to take Astapor and free the slaves.
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On April 16 2013 10:46 albis wrote: the quality of these archers are getting a bit out of hand. last episode we had a guys shoot an arrow straight up to land 5ft from him that would of killed the fat kid. we have a guy who can hit a boat a football field away floating downstream with wind. and another sniper archer in the forest to safe theon.
i'll give you giants and dragons and a bit of warlocks but these archers are getting a bit unrealistic
Obviously not everyone is awesome a archery, per the funeral scene you watched. Also first episode of the entire series Bran is having trouble learning how to shoot arrows. Heck there is probably some sort of magic in the world if anything that could make a man never miss an arrow lol.
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Most unfitting music ever for the credits after Jaime gets his hand cut off.
This episode was hilarious though.
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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. It seems out of character for her to be cunning or to cheat someone for personal gain.
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On April 16 2013 11:22 Gradius wrote: Most unfitting music ever for the credits after Jaime gets his hand cut off.
Yeah I thought so too, what a bad choice.
I also do wonder what she has in mind for the dragons, I'm certain it doesn't involve her leaving it there and the trader is not stupid enough to let it fly away.
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On April 16 2013 10:41 Redox wrote: ^ I would guess his issue was that it was all so obvious, thus a little childish. Thats at least what I felt. I felt that the scene was incredibly childish, too. Cersei's moving the chair was a pretty obvious, and it was pretty clear what Tyrion was going to do after her move.
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On April 16 2013 11:23 EpiK wrote:Show nested quote +On April 16 2013 09:42 Shelke14 wrote: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. It seems out of character for her to be cunning or to cheat someone for personal gain. She'll probably justify it by how badly the slaves are being treated and take Astapor.
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On April 16 2013 11:23 EpiK wrote:Show nested quote +On April 16 2013 09:42 Shelke14 wrote: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. It seems out of character for her to be cunning or to cheat someone for personal gain.
Is it out of character for her to punish a slaver?
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