Martin works quite closely with the TV lot, doesn't it? I imagine he'd let them know if Gendry was gonna become super important.
Would be hilarious, though. xD
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Martin works quite closely with the TV lot, doesn't it? I imagine he'd let them know if Gendry was gonna become super important.
Would be hilarious, though. xD
I read something recently (can't remember where) that said that he actually doesn't have very much say in what happens.
Also, Paul, Laddy is Loras. No Quin.
Laddy doesn't talk like that, though. The man sounds uncannily like young Arthur.
Also, (SPOILER)what corners have they written themselves into? idk if this is even a spoiler but I imagine the answers will be.
Can't think of them atm, I just woke up. But I was thinking about this the other day.
Regardless, this season has been seriously bad.
No it hasn't, it's been great!
Also as an aside, thinking about the map I posted. It must really suck to live in Dorne as they have absolutely no roads. No wonder the Martells haven't bothered to do anything yet!
Puh-lease. It's been pretty good so far, and it's only bound to get better in the coming episodes. (SPOILER)Or worse. I'm sure we'll see more unexpected events to happen in the coming episodes.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tifa's Boobs
I dunno. The pacing and the writing is really off this season. The last two seasons were amazing, this one...
I'm glad you guys are enjoying, but I really don't care for it. I'm watching hoping it gets better, now.
I wasn't too elated with the fact that they're not sticking AT ALL to the books where Gendry, Arya, and even the Brotherhood are concerned, but well... TV adaptations. >.> But bookish spoilif Gendry does eventually go to Lys, and D&D stick to Arya leaving for Braavos in the end, I hope they have a chance to reunite in the future, both being in the Free Cities and stuff.
Also, I found this fan art on Tumblr. Despite the plot change from the book, this made me lol: (SPOILER)http://25.media.tumblr.com/ea910b039...5wfdo1_500.jpg
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WELL THAT WAS A CHEERY EPISODE.
I don't know if Melisandre was just trying to get away with Arya stabbing her or if she was genuinely unsettled, but if something actually unsettles Meli smurfing Sandre like Arya seems to have, you know the kid's some serious trout. Also I dunno what she's planning on doing with Gendry but she BETTER not hurt him :nonono: (or only hurt him in fun ways). Also I love how Thoros just randomly said a prayer one time and the Lord of Light responded. That'll help your faith some I'm sure.
Not the strongest episode but after the crescendo they need time to build it up again so this was just fine. There was finally an Olenna/Tywin scene too, which was JUST AS AWESOME as I expected!
Just put Blackfish in charge of everything to do with Robb's army and they'll be fine.
Also I have a theory about who Theon's new friend is (Bolton's bastard son) but it doesn't really hold up given that he's a MASTER RUSEMAN of the highest caliber so for all we know he's got nothing to do with Roose Bolton after all and is simply flaying to trick Theon further.
Rusiest thing in the episode though was not Sansa getting heartbroken or Ros getting murdered, but making poor Brienne wear that outfit.
Ahahaha ikr she pulled off the discomfort thing excellently.Quote:
Originally Posted by I'm my own MILF
I want two buddy movies out of this series
Tyrion & Bronn
And Brienne & Jaime
A series about Ned and Robert would be just as good. It'll be set before Robert became king!
Tyrion, Bronn & Pod imo. The Hangover IV: Westeros.Quote:
Originally Posted by Pike
I thought the climb was pretty cool and the King's Landing scenese were good as always but some of it (Samwell, Bran, Theon) was pretty boring. I guess Bran's storyline doesn't go anywhere for a while but they have to keep showing him to remind us he exists? It's really annoying that nothing is happening with that.
Who's at Storms End right now?