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You missed the comments on the last minute life savers, 1000 foot deep lake, cave paintings, awkward Davos/Missendei/Jon conversation, and Dany only taking one perpendicular swipe of the spears with the dragon letting a ton of Dothraki needlessly die...
I know, and maybe I'm reading too much into this. But I think the fight scene with Brienne showed that she's getting cocky. She was very cocky to the guards at the gate, then again when talking to her sister about how she needed better guards. I don't think LF would kill her in combat, but maybe poison or something when she already has her guard down a little (at home now) and is very cocky right now.
1. I did hate the last minute life savers. Twice too.
Neverending Story or Reign of Fire.
Yeah, for a bad ### assassin, she is sure advertising that she is a bad ### assassin a lot.
I'm so glad you said Reign of Fire because I was like man don't say reign of fire. that movie is underrated.
Yes, I think your wife nailed it. This show has a way of turning the tides, I can imagine them having a conversation now of the irony that Jaime is now his prisoner.
This is an interesting dynamic for sure, especially with Tyrion on hand. Dany vs. Jamie, Dany probably wanting some heads or to burn some mo-fos, Tyrion not wanting her to to turn into her father especially on Jamie, Jamie vs. Tyrion (haven't seen each other since killing Daddy), Jamie choosing between Cersei and Tyrion, etc, etc..
Thought the same thing. Misdirection, trying to make us think that he didn't bend a knee and that she ignored his advice. I think she may have listened to him and I think he may have bent a knee. The latter I am less sure of because of the Missandei/Davos/Jon scene. At least they didn't steal the entire Hobbit scene and let the dragon live, but Jamie and Bronn surviving that battle was hokey as others have said.
Some of the criticisms are truly lame attempts at "look at me, I am better than this tripe". This is some of the best stuff on TV. Period. Are they perfect? No. The show runner don't have endless budgets and have constraints. They delivered class A entertainment show in and show out. Some of the critics here remind me of the critic from "History of the World Part I" cause they can't do any better.
He either drowns or he's a prisoner. There's a Dragon with a spear in it right there were he went in. Dragon will be there longer then he can hold his breath.
I could see that, but The Hound is also up at The Wall by now too, no?
i'm not sure he knows, it is hard to see his end game. but that is true to his character, there were a few times throughout the entire episode you couldn't tell what his motives were. All i know is he better hurry with whatever they are because he is getting too many people not liking him up there
I didn't think that the Hound was going to the wall?
I thought he and the Brotherhood were heading up that way, but my memory is crap lately.
Agree 100%, as I posted above. So far, we've had minor sand snakes and Olenna die. Olenna was a big minor character back in King's Landing, but since then she's drop down in the rankings and they got rid of her and her army in a 2 minute scene. I would be thinking that with 3 more episodes this season and 6 more next season that we'd see more key deaths. If we keep just getting red shirt deaths and close calls, it's going to be a little disappointing.
I agree. They aren't ever together for long without something (usually bad) happening. It would be really cool to see Arya kill LF, and the more I think about it, I'm gonna say one of them kills the other in the next episode. Maybe next episode we see the hound and the White walkers as well, it's been too long.
I was torn up the last half of that. It started with me trying to remember trying to remember the "list" and wondering if Brienne somehow made it on it. I wasn't so sure if that was her last scene. Then rooting for Bronn. Then against him. The for him. Lather, rinse, repeat. Then the same for Jamie.
Are we certain that Jon didn't advise her to attack the Lannister army? We only saw him telling her not to attack Kings Landing with dragons.
it's funny this show i think has me emotionally invested. I think with Arya i still see the sweet little girl from the first couple of seasons, and just saw this giant of a lady swinging heavy steel at her and thought it was f'd up
I actually think he advised her to attack the Lannisters, he specifically said not castles and cities. When he said she wasn't there, it wasn't some dreadful tone with his head down. He knew where she was. I think he bent the knee, and advised her to fight them in the field. They win the battle, and he wins her trust. We will find out soon
They seemed to be under control when they only attacked one ship of the masters fleet. It looked like they were working together. She also likes to say she has 3 dragons, not 1 can control and the other 2 do whatever.
