EPTOn April 18 2013 01:01 Uni1987 wrote:
There is a huge spoiler 2 pages back, I am done reading this topic.
There is a huge spoiler 2 pages back, I am done reading this topic.
What? This thread is squeaky clean right now.
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c0ldfusion
United States8293 Posts
What? This thread is squeaky clean right now. | ||
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TotalNightmare
Germany139 Posts
If it will, I fear the next one might be Geoffrey and he would be way too interesting to die If it can hit the same house twice before it has gone through every house, Rob is also VERY high on the list as he is a "good guy". With the lannisters it would be a bit difficult to decide wether Tywin or Geoffrey is the guy that would die following the faction leader rule. Another question is if Stannis is a viable option as his faction would effectively desintigrate with no more claim or claimant. The same goes for Daenerys. The Tyrells are not really on the death list as they are more followers than leaders and nowhere near danger. Mans Rayder (or however he is spelled) poses the same problem as Stannis and Dany. The remaining likely Candidates by this logic are Geoffrey, Tywin, Tywin being the most likely due to his close proximity to the war. Whats your guess? | ||
Redox
Germany24794 Posts
On April 18 2013 00:58 EleanorRIgby wrote: you think some people are pretending to be watching just the tv show when they really have read all the book? That's pretty damn evil trolling if they are spoiling things under the guise of "i havnt read the books" Yeah some people are doing this unfortunately. I probably suspect the same people as Geo.Rin does, but not much can be done about it. Damn trolls. But at least they have to mix their correct "guessing" with some mistakes, so that they dont get found out instantly. Which again means it is no real spoiler for others, because they never know what is true and whats not. Still, if someone really wants to be safe from spoilers he should avoid this thread completely. | ||
micronesia
United States24771 Posts
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TotalNightmare
Germany139 Posts
On April 18 2013 01:29 micronesia wrote: Since the show is supposed to deviate more and more as time goes on, I think it will become less of a problem over time. They really should actually, at the current rate they will probably overtake GRRM... | ||
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Excludos
Norway8255 Posts
On April 18 2013 01:32 TotalNightmare wrote: They really should actually, at the current rate they will probably overtake GRRM... In an interview he had a plan for this. 2 seasons for Book 3, which he should get book 6 out by then. And then maybe 2 seasons for book 4, and another 1-2 for book 5, which leaves him 3-4 years to finish book 7. edit: Interview was posted earlier in this thread. I can't find it atm tho. It had spoilers in it anyways, so not important. | ||
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GWdeathscythe
Brazil1091 Posts
On April 18 2013 01:24 TotalNightmare wrote: I'm curios if the death of faction leaders at the end of each season will continue. If it will, I fear the next one might be Geoffrey and he would be way too interesting to die If it can hit the same house twice before it has gone through every house, Rob is also VERY high on the list as he is a "good guy". With the lannisters it would be a bit difficult to decide wether Tywin or Geoffrey is the guy that would die following the faction leader rule. Another question is if Stannis is a viable option as his faction would effectively desintigrate with no more claim or claimant. The same goes for Daenerys. The Tyrells are not really on the death list as they are more followers than leaders and nowhere near danger. Mans Rayder (or however he is spelled) poses the same problem as Stannis and Dany. The remaining likely Candidates by this logic are Geoffrey, Tywin aaand who else? Whats your guess? I feel like Geoffrey can't die BEFORE discover that he is not Robert's son and his mother is a whore. I need to see him going mad about it, it would be so lol. | ||
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Excludos
Norway8255 Posts
On April 18 2013 01:40 GWdeathscythe wrote: I feel like Geoffrey can't die BEFORE discover that he is not Robert's son and his mother is a whore. I need to see him going mad about it, it would be so lol. Maybe he already knows it? The rumors aren't hidden at this point (didn't he ask about it himself in one of the episodes?). He probably just chose to ignore it "cuz I'm the king and I do what I want" | ||
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Redox
Germany24794 Posts
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Sandster
United States4054 Posts
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scudst0rm
Canada1149 Posts
On April 18 2013 01:24 TotalNightmare wrote: I'm curios if the death of faction leaders at the end of each season will continue. If it will, I fear the next one might be Geoffrey and he would be way too interesting to die If it can hit the same house twice before it has gone through every house, Rob is also VERY high on the list as he is a "good guy". With the lannisters it would be a bit difficult to decide wether Tywin or Geoffrey is the guy that would die following the faction leader rule. Another question is if Stannis is a viable option as his faction would effectively desintigrate with no more claim or claimant. The same goes for Daenerys. The Tyrells are not really on the death list as they are more followers than leaders and nowhere near danger. Mans Rayder (or however he is spelled) poses the same problem as Stannis and Dany. The remaining likely Candidates by this logic are Geoffrey, Tywin, Tywin being the most likely due to his close proximity to the war. Whats your guess? Who died at the end of season 2? | ||
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TotalNightmare
Germany139 Posts
Well it was more towards the middle but I'd count Renley. | ||
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Aveng3r
United States2411 Posts
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Sandster
United States4054 Posts
"He cites Joaquin Phoenix as Commodus in Gladiator as an influence on his portrayal of Joffrey.[5] Gleeson is a student of Trinity College, Dublin, and a member of DU Players. In 2012, he was awarded a scholarship at the same university.[6][7] Gleeson has indicated an intention to pursue an academic career rather than a professional acting career, once his work on Game of Thrones is completed." Wow, Commodus from Gladiator...one of the most despicable bad guys I've ever seen. It all makes sense now. | ||
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lord_nibbler
Germany591 Posts
On April 18 2013 01:24 TotalNightmare wrote: I'm curios if the death of faction leaders at the end of each season will continue. If it will, I fear the next one might be Geoffrey and he would be way too interesting to die If it can hit the same house twice before it has gone through every house, Rob is also VERY high on the list as he is a "good guy". With the lannisters it would be a bit difficult to decide wether Tywin or Geoffrey is the guy that would die following the faction leader rule. Another question is if Stannis is a viable option as his faction would effectively desintigrate with no more claim or claimant. The same goes for Daenerys. The Tyrells are not really on the death list as they are more followers than leaders and nowhere near danger. Mans Rayder (or however he is spelled) poses the same problem as Stannis and Dany. The remaining likely Candidates by this logic are Geoffrey, Tywin, Tywin being the most likely due to his close proximity to the war. Whats your guess? I feel differently. It seems to me as if the authors are deliberately going against obvious expectations. And your suggestions feel a bit too predictable. I come from the other side, which character is less likely to die in a 'normal' story but could be killed off if you think about it? For example, I am counting three Stark children... Now in any other series, kids would be kinda off-limit. And they did spend three seasons with different plots on them, but my guts tell me one could bite the dust without really spoiling the overall story. PS: Yes, none of them are 'faction leaders', but important story characters none the less. | ||
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kafkaesque
Germany2006 Posts
On April 18 2013 02:03 Sandster wrote: Joffrey's actor - "He cites Joaquin Phoenix as Commodus in Gladiator as an influence on his portrayal of Joffrey.[5] Gleeson is a student of Trinity College, Dublin, and a member of DU Players. In 2012, he was awarded a scholarship at the same university.[6][7] Gleeson has indicated an intention to pursue an academic career rather than a professional acting career, once his work on Game of Thrones is completed." Wow, Commodus from Gladiator...one of the most despicable bad guys I've ever seen. It all makes sense now. He is an adult? I would have guessed he's about 14... Make-up is a pretty powerful tool. | ||
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moopie
12605 Posts
On April 18 2013 01:29 micronesia wrote: Since the show is supposed to deviate more and more as time goes on, I think it will become less of a problem over time. Not really, it will just lead to "why did x do y in the show? in the book he does z" | ||
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micronesia
United States24771 Posts
On April 18 2013 02:09 moopie wrote: Not really, it will just lead to "why did x do y in the show? in the book he does z" That will still be bannable and mods will follow up on it. At least in the minutes between when they post and when mods edit the spoiler, it's less spoilerific than an exact account of what is going to happen. | ||
Whitewing
United States7483 Posts
On April 18 2013 00:59 c0ldfusion wrote: You're preaching to the choir man. I'm just advising this guy to post here and talk only about the show. Oh I was agreeing with you and just following up on what you said (other than the part where the show is better than the books =p). | ||
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spaZps
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I think Jon could be possible candidate. Jamie could be, too. A one handed swordsman aint enough to fight serious battles. | ||
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