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arent they pretty much at the end of the sansa/littlefnger story show v book? I mean they gonna have her sit in the eryie for two seasons? that story has to progress in season 5this might be the one area where the show did something better than the book
They're actually prepping to leave the Eryie(Remember the march down the mountain with the girl we assume is another Baratheon *******). They can go in several directions IMO, pretty open endedarent they pretty much at the end of the sansa/littlefnger story show v book? I mean they gonna have her sit in the eryie for two seasons? that story has to progress in season 5
Ice and Fire imo
That made the rest of that diversion worth it, but really it didn't do much to advance the story. Similarly with the beetle squishing chat. It was a good t.v. scene, probably will add some poignance/tension to the upcoming "unbonding" between Tyrion and Jamie for t.v. only people, but ultimately I felt like they could have done something more interesting with the time.
Martin's said the ending is bittersweet. So I figure most of the principles end up dead, the whitewalker/other mystery is solved and/or stopped, a Stark is back running the north and Dany dies after giving birth to the next king/queen of Westeros.
No clue but a few thoughts/ideas:
Some of that dialogue is from the book but from a different context. I think it came after missandei's brother was killed. Foggy but I remember the "but for" explanation.
I hope so. Every time he has done this so far, I am so blindsided by it that I have to put the book down for some time and take a breather. These are the best moments of the series regardless of who is the victim.
If you have read any of Martin's other books a "happy ending" is never really in the cards.
I could see that. And, as much as I also like Arya, he's not really giving her anywhere else to go but dead if/after she's able to enact her revenge, unless she just has a long career as a faceless woman.
This sounds likely to me. I'd add that I'd bet Westeros goes back to being 7 separate kingdoms.
I think it could be something like Fire and Ice destroy (or neutralize) each other and the real GoT is ultimately just the Gods/universe striving for power against each other. And most of the characters we know end up dead or ruined like Septon Maribald's peasants.
Raff the Sweetling (who is killed by her in the next book)
Another great post in the non-book thread from this guy:
lol, so prescient ...
wasn't there another post saying that either jamie or varys would be able to help an escape but tyrion would take out somebody on the way out?
Don't forget Jaime and Tyrion's conversation in the dungeon. Fratricide, patricide...Foreshadowing galore
nah, I can see episode 9 being all about the wall and episode 10 is tyrion/tywin etc, plus bran and not sure how they end w danny, lots of throne rooming. Usually epsidoe 10 ends with danny
Season 1, Episode 9 - Ned's head
I have no doubt that Tywin ####s this season - I just don't think they will be able to adequately convey the lack of gold - maybe he says something to Varys afterwords. Its a classic line in the book, just harder to convey on the screen, since it was in Tyrions mind in the book.
Doesn't seem difficult to imagine Tyrion saying it to an incredulous Tywin as he dies.
Without testosterone Grey Worm couldn't care less about Missandre. Also, losing the berries tends to make them fat and weak- it would make it more difficult to make the unsullied into the fierce warriors they are.
I castrate bulls all the time and rarely use antibiotics.Leeroy Jenkins said:
Yeah, I don't think it would really work if you're removing everything -- you'd have a lot of little dudes bleeding out. Snipping the balls is much easier and was done.Leeroy Jenkins said:
