Quick answer but I'll spoiler it in case. (SPOILER)Not yet, no, but we're still two books away from the end. The last book was originally going to be titled "A Time for Wolves" though, so I guess it's implied. Rickon for King!Originally Posted by Del Murder
smurf yes what a beast of an episode. As soon as (SPOILER)the Rains of Castamere started playing, oh man, huge feeling of dread in my stomach.
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just at the way catelyn started looking when that song got played.. i just knew something terrible would happen. .. if you have seen the epi, you can open this 'spoiler'Quick answer but I'll spoiler it in case. (SPOILER)Not yet, no, but we're still two books away from the end. The last book was originally going to be titled "A Time for Wolves" though, so I guess it's implied. Rickon for King!
smurf yes what a beast of an episode. As soon as (SPOILER)the Rains of Castamere started playing, oh man, huge feeling of dread in my stomach.
but can some1 explain what that song means? or what it represents?
I haven't read the books or anything, but according to the Wikipedia article for the episode the song is a Lannister victory song.
Martin has said many times in interviews that the series will end bittersweetly for the Starks.
But this is A Song of Ice and Fire. Nobody catches a break.
The Rains of Castamere was written about what Tywin Lannister did to House Reyne of Castamere. The Reynes were a banner-house to the Lannisters (a red lion on a golden field). They rebelled against Tytos Lannister (Tywin's father, who was perceived a weakling). Tywin led the Lannister armies against the Reynes. Tywin executed every member of House Reyne. The Lannisters have unofficially adopted the song as their own. The Lannisters always pay their debts, especially bloody ones.
It's basically the Lannister theme song, or more specifically, it's Tywin Lannister's theme song.
Cersei mentioned it in the last episode, but House Reyne was the second wealthiest House in Westeros (so says the TV show anyway) and they were under House Lannister (similar to how House Bolton are under House Stark and House Frey are meant to be under House Tully!) and they decided they didn't quite fancy that. They launched a rebellion because they thought Tytos Lannister was a pussy. Which he was. Unfortunately, his son Tywin Lannister did not take too kindly to that. And now? Now there is no more House Reyne.
Castamere is their castle and the title of the song is a play on words - this once grand castle only has rains (instead of Reynes) to occupy it.
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Cersei described it in the last episode.
were already at the 3rd book if im right.. 1 season represents 1 book, or am i wrong?
Apparently, I have been declared banished.
aah ok, ty
i missed this becaus for once i wanted to watch it on tv.. and ofc at that day my sis and dad come home and jab throught the whole freacking epi.. when i have nu subs!!!
Season three is only the first half of book three, Shaibana.
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Season 1 was Book one, A Game of Thrones
Season 2 was Book two, A Clash of Kings
Season 3 was Half of Book 3, A Storm of Swords
Season 4 will be the other half of 3 with some of Book 4, A feast for crows. And... well they all start blending together at this point.
thats verry nice and bad at the same time :P
GOOD that there will be a 100000 more epi's then!!
and BAD becaus if there are 10000 more epi's then they will problalbt all be dead at the end :l
p.s that is not a spoiler, its just a thought, not a fact... im about to start the 1st book so i know nothing :3
Yes and no. For the most part, the first two seasons were the first two books, though some stuff from book 3 occurred in season 2. And book 3 is so big that it was roughly split between seasons 3 and 4, IIRC.
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