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sparkk51
United States137 Posts
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KtheZ
United States813 Posts
On May 07 2013 07:17 Elbee wrote: Haha, I fucking love Theon's capturer's character, the dudes an awesome actor. He looks so insane the whole time, perfectly fits the role. I recall the actor from a British dark comedy TV show called Misfits, where he played an introverted pseudo-main character. Hes a good actor indeed. Don't search him up or you will be spoilered. I realized the actor's wiki spoiled -_- | ||
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Irrelevant Label
United States596 Posts
On May 07 2013 07:21 KtheZ wrote: I recall the actor from a British dark comedy TV show called Misfits, where he played an introverted pseudo-main character. Hes a good actor indeed. Don't search him up or you will be spoilered. I realized the actor's wiki spoiled -_- Woah, watch out. That wiki page spoils who he is in GoT with the name it provides for his character. Edit: Ha, you caught it right as I was replying. | ||
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EpiK
Korea (South)5757 Posts
On May 07 2013 05:58 Dazed_Spy wrote: Anyone else find the Theon scenes to be like...nothing more than GRRM letting loose his rape fantasies? It serves no discernible purpose in the short to medium term. Hes just getting sadistically tortured. We certainly dont need to see it as often as we do, its long been established the guy torturing theon is just some random sadist. We can go back to it later on and discover who he is, but instead, we see it every episode for 3-4 minutes. And I imagine the books had similar distressingly pointless examples of him getting tortured. Its creepy. How crazy would it be if that dungeon servant is just a hallucination Theon is having spurred on by the immense guilt he feels from betraying the Starks? Really implausible but it would certainly make theon a lot more interesting as a character. Right now, he's just pitiful and bland. | ||
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ZasZ.
United States2911 Posts
On May 07 2013 07:29 EpiK wrote: How crazy would it be if that dungeon servant is just a hallucination Theon is having spurred on by the immense guilt he feels from betraying the Starks? Really implausible but it would certainly make theon a lot more interesting as a character. Right now, he's just pitiful and bland. How is he bland? He's been constantly struggling with his allegiances ever since Season 1, and now is being mercilessly tortured for no apparent reason. Some of his scenes from Season 2 had you hating him and some had you feeling sorry for him. You aren't intrigued as to why this is happening to him now? | ||
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czylu
477 Posts
On May 07 2013 07:39 ZasZ. wrote: How is he bland? He's been constantly struggling with his allegiances ever since Season 1, and now is being mercilessly tortured for no apparent reason. Some of his scenes from Season 2 had you hating him and some had you feeling sorry for him. You aren't intrigued as to why this is happening to him now? honestly the character is not very interesting b/c you don't know who he is atm. Until you know how it relates to the game of thrones, it doesn't matter what situation theon is in, no1 cares. | ||
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Chocobo
United States1108 Posts
On May 07 2013 06:57 Dazed_Spy wrote:Am I the only one who, above anyone else, desires Olenna a slow and painful death? Compared to her I want Joffrey nothing but happiness and love to the end of his days. Shes so intolerably annoying and poorly written. Oh, look at me, I'm edgy because I'm old and flout convention and say shit abruptly and without tact. Ugh. Ugh. Can't anyone just watch the show without trying to deduce the intentions of the writers of every line in the show and criticizing those assumed intentions? Westeros has some powerful and important people in it. They say what they want and they make things happen, and some of them happen to be old because they've been doing this for a long time. Is that something so impossible to exist in the real world? Is it so distracting that an older person would be experienced and powerful and not care to follow every social convention, that it can only make you think "oh the writers are trying too hard to come up with wacky ideas in the name of trying to entertain people"? Sorry but it seems just fine to me. The only unrealistic part is that the conversations are too succinct and too witty to happen in real life, but guess what- this is TV. Wit and humor are good things, and no one wants to watch a an hour long meeting where they discuss all kinds of things before slowly getting to the point. | ||
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Acer1791
Germany182 Posts
On May 07 2013 07:42 czylu wrote: honestly the character is not very interesting b/c you don't know who he is atm. Until you know how it relates to the game of thrones, it doesn't matter what situation theon is in, no1 cares. so a character is defined by who he is instead of what and how he is doing smth? interesting point of view there  | ||
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epoc
Finland1190 Posts
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czylu
477 Posts
On May 07 2013 07:49 Acer1791 wrote: so a character is defined by who he is instead of what and how he is doing smth? interesting point of view there what theon is doing is rotting in a cell. He has no impact to quest of the throne, and for all intents and purposes is dead and useless. until you learn what or why he is doing what he is doing, him and his captor are irrelevant. Until we know what is actually going on, they will stay irrelevant. | ||
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jxx
Brazil307 Posts
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Prplppleatr
United States1518 Posts
On May 07 2013 08:41 jxx wrote: Thought this was a pretty mediocre episode. Probably the worst in the entire series so far. They just prolonged some of the scenes WAY too much that it's just so insignificant. Ya, that was the worst one so far, imo...i felt like almost nothing happened | ||
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Daray
6006 Posts
On May 07 2013 08:41 jxx wrote: Thought this was a pretty mediocre episode. Probably the worst in the entire series so far. They just prolonged some of the scenes WAY too much that it's just so insignificant. Indeed and there are so many different story arcs going on i don't want to even count them and there are only so many episodes to fit all this shit in. I kinda feel sorry for the writers they have to squeeze so much into these episodes and decide what to skip entirely etc. I just don't get incredible hype over this show i mean it's pretty good but it works so much better in the books. | ||
Whitewing
United States7483 Posts
On May 07 2013 08:53 Daray wrote: Indeed and there are so many different story arcs going on i don't want to even count them and there are only so many episodes to fit all this shit in. I kinda feel sorry for the writers they have to squeeze so much into these episodes and decide what to skip entirely etc. I just don't get incredible hype over this show i mean it's pretty good but it works so much better in the books. Books are better than television in general, but we so rarely get decent television shows with subject material like this, so let us enjoy it. | ||
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DannyJ
United States5110 Posts
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neoghaleon55
United States7435 Posts
On May 07 2013 09:00 DannyJ wrote: That was probably the worst episode of the entire series, IMO. A really cliched wall scene, a lame montage where little finger gives a speech I'm pretty sure we've already heard, a boring sunset ending shot, and (most importantly) a severe lack of violence and boobies. I feel like you're watching the wrong show if all that interests you are violence and boobies. | ||
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Itsmedudeman
United States19229 Posts
On May 07 2013 09:27 neoghaleon55 wrote: I feel like you're watching the wrong show if all that interests you are violence and boobies. ? Seems like the right show to me... | ||
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Resent
Australia938 Posts
Hopefully Bran's story actually leads to something happening one day. Also show is getting a bit like Lost, so many characters that if you see them in an episode, chances are you wont have to tune in next week as they wont be there. | ||
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killa_robot
Canada1884 Posts
On May 07 2013 09:37 Resent wrote: Episode seemed ok, the 'climb' speech was incredibly cheesy with the wall climb stuff right after it, but the rest of that Varys/Littlefinger scene was great). Hopefully Bran's story actually leads to something happening one day. Also show is getting a bit like Lost, so many characters that if you see them in an episode, chances are you wont have to tune in next week as they wont be there. Bran meeting up with Jon Snow, and the two of them heading south to warn the realm of the pending invasion seems like the most useful route. I mean he's heading towards the wall, so he's either going to meet with someone there, and travel back south, or just, you know, get there wait to die. | ||
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Acrofales
Spain18291 Posts
Fairly certain you're looking for Spartacus, not GoT. | ||
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