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Eh, I'll see how she acts the role before I make any other judgments.She's bound to be better than Emilia Clarke, at least.
Originally Posted by Fynn
What about Gendry? Arya has to grow up to be a super badass assassin and reunite with Nymeria and then they run into Gendry and he's like "Hey let's life happily ever after!" and then they do.This is seriously the only thing I care about in this show's end game.
As Gendrya shipper, I approve of this.What about Gendry? Arya has to grow up to be a super badass assassin and reunite with Nymeria and then they run into Gendry and he's like "Hey let's life happily ever after!" and then they do.This is seriously the only thing I care about in this show's end game.
Ellaria Sand is absolutely perfectly cast in my eyes. I know the actress too.
Ellaria Sand's age is never mentioned but it stands to reason she'd be late 30s, early 40s.
How do you know her, Cuch? That's kind of cool.
Being familiar with her work in Human Target and Torchwood, I can confidently say that she'll be great in the role.
I meant I knew her work, not her personally lol.
Oh, that's not as cool.I meant I knew her work, not her personally lol.
These Close-Ups Of "Game Of Thrones" Fashion Will Take Your Breath Away
It's a shame they can't shoot the series in, like, 10800p or something. Holy trout. Michele Carragher deserves an Emmy or something.
Holy burrito, I never would've noticed those details. Does the designer have like a team of slave children with their tiny fingers construct these?
The attention to detail is very impressive, especially for things most viewers wouldn't even notice.
It's definitely a shame that gorgeous details like that go unnoticed so easily, but at the same time it all adds to the great atmosphere even if you don't consciously notice it.
Edit: Just noticed the acorns on Arya's thing, that's awesome. Did she ever even go to Acorn Hall in the show? I don't think she did.
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