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1. The Harpies set them up at got them in a tight alley which would put them in a position they are not used to.
Much more negative? I don't see that. You cant think it is unreasonable that we say we didn't like one scene of the show.
The hand block of the sword was pretty cool and kinda funny.
and? So a few people agree the Sand Snakes suck. Nobody said it wasn't a good episode.
I also thought there were many strong parts to the episode.Just to tip the scales to positivity for Timmy:
- love Bronn great decision to send him off with Jamie
- great scene with them and Jamie saying he will split Tyrion in two when he sees him
- i really liked the scene with Stannis and his daughter.
- loved the staredown that the red woman gave stannis' wife
- speaking of the red woman
- i loved that Arya is getting someone on her list shipped to her on a platter.
- i really liked the crypt scene. Ok, minus the creeper kiss.
- Interested to see what Cersei wants of Littlefinger (if he is really heading back there).
I think she had a comment awhile ago where she stated that she needed to learn how to rule. If she couldn't keep one city together, how can she rule Westeros? My understanding is this was a self imposed trial run of sorts.
I was thinking of Joffrey during the scene on the stairs. You're right. He never would have turned around and left . Heads would have rolled
Surprised that he is dead seeing as they didn't slit his throat.
I believe they are called that because the younger ones are Oberyn's bastards. Sand = ******* down south. Snake = Oberyn was the Viper.
She doesn't have a large enough army to conquer all of Westeros. To become queen, she'll need at least some of the current lords to join her side, and she thinks the best way to make that happen is to prove that she would make a good ruler by successfully ending the slave trade and ruling Mereen.
I think the problem for me is that watching her rule has run its course. I would rather see her conquer.that's the wife says too... but I refuse to ever agree with her.
The question is why is the Red Priestess after him? I assume she needs him for something besides a good lay.
totally agree... which is where the question is coming from.I think the problem for me is that watching her rule has run its course. I would rather see her conquer.
Lol.
kind of assume Snow and Dragon Lady are going to hook up. fire lady wants to either make that happen or keep it from happening.
I'm convinced that L. Finger is a good guy. Sure, he settled a couple of beefs with the Starks over losing out on Cat when he was younger......but in the end, he really seems to be sticking it to the nobles. Finger is the ultimate bootstrap capitalist.
Funny because I thought the same thing and made me really miss Joffrey. He was awful, but at least he stood for himself and really believed he was THE KING.
You must be the only person in the world watching this series convinced that Littlefinger is a good guy.
I think so. That is why Davos shipped off Gendry, right? How does that apply to Jon? Maybe Ned got it on with a queen, not a tavern wench. Or she could just after Jon's pole - There was a few reminders that Shireen is Stannis' daughter this episode. Maybe she will try to kill her or something.
One of my favorites too. That's why I thought he would slice through all the clown masks with ease, especially with the help of the top Unsullied warrior. Disappointed to see him go out that easily.
I could see that. Ned took in Jon and claimed him as his own as a favor to his sister and to protect him. They've mentioned that storyline pretty often so far this season. Sansa Stark becomes wardness of the North. Jon gets the wildlings and Daeny with her unsullied, the dragons and the merc army. The three of them together would definitely have the army needed to take the Iron Throne.
