Yeah I thought that was BS. They should have had her have some armor on or something because the idea that she got stabbed up in the heart and lungs but able to sprint and jump off buildings like Spiderman was unbelievable.
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Yeah I thought that was BS. They should have had her have some armor on or something because the idea that she got stabbed up in the heart and lungs but able to sprint and jump off buildings like Spiderman was unbelievable.
My only problem from last nights episode was the way apparently the Black Fish went out.
Yeah, not showing his death and Arya losing a ton of blood then turning into an American ninja Warrior contestant who is about to take on Mount Midoriyama was some bull
Why "fuck all the Starks?" They're the only one of the major families with any sense of righteousness.
Ive always openly shared my hatred for the Starks.
They get too must praise for having done nothing.
I will say i never read the books, but Ned gets talked about every episode and he died in the fucking 2nd episode.
They never showed Stanis die either.
Stannis was so power hungry that he did awful things, thinking that his right to the throne (and he actually had the best claim) made it all OK. ...but if nothing else, he regularly put himself on the line. He was the first off the boat at blackwater and was killing dudes right up until the end. That counts for something... In the end though, even with magic, his forces weren't enough.
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Jay he died in episode 9 of season 1.
Agreed.
Are they doing this out of respect for the yet to be released book(s)?
i binged watched season 1-3 so it seem like he died in the 1st episode really lol
Yeah, he deserved better. Show him dying in a swordfight or something, like Barristan Selmy.
I don't believe it until I see the body.
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A bowl of soup, a few stitches, and some Robitussin.
Maybe it was the LEAN aka Milk of the Poppy that she double cupped the night before.
Yeah man...some of these dudes don t know wtf is going on yet they re the main ones criticizing.....
Not quite. It's not like she got through the whole running unscathed. Fear is one hell of a motivator, and oftentimes Fear Can Trump Pain. Arya Stark was running on pure adrenaline which can temporarily numb the pain, or at least dull the pain from her stabbed gut. The Waif injured her with the stab wounds, but they were not fatal. If she was going to finish her off but Arya ran away before she could finish.
So Arya's story line was some bullshit filler?They turned Arya in the fucking terminator jumping from the second floor and shit with multiple stab wounds to the gut
So some of you do not, I like Arya Stark storyline. When she cut off the light I knew it was on. What I didn't like is the Queen of Dragons coming in and not letting us see the battle
Haven't read the books either, but just going by what we've seen and by what other characters say, the Starks are just known as good, honest people with lots of honor, and that's not necessarily true of most of the greater houses, so they're held in high regard... and in the north, they're pretty much royalty. Now of course that honesty and honor has done a lot of harm to the family in that world over the past 6 seasons, so it leaves a lot of us like 
when they make certain moves (Rob marrying the medic, Ned trying to tell the truth about Joffrey, Rob executing his cousin), but still, given how the other families are backstabbers, plotters and in some cases, flat out evil, the Starks, even with the are honest dealers.
I remember reading a few years back that G. Martin uses executions to show the Starks honor... the executions the Starks have carried out. In Ep. 1, Ned tells Bran that he who hands down the sentence should also swing the sword. When Ned executed the nights watch deserter, he passed the sentence, and killed him with one smooth swing. When Rob executed Karstark, he passed the sentence and killed him with one smooth swing. John executed Janos Slynt (sp?) he passed the sentence and did it with one smooth swing. Now when Joffrey had Ned killed, he passed the sentence but had no-tongue guy cut his head off...and when Theon executed the old man at Winterfell, he passed the sentence but took like 3 swings before he could kill the guy.
when they make certain moves (Rob marrying the medic, Ned trying to tell the truth about Joffrey, Rob executing his cousin), but still, given how the other families are backstabbers, plotters and in some cases, flat out evil, the Starks, even with the are honest dealers. I remember reading a few years back that G. Martin uses executions to show the Starks honor... the executions the Starks have carried out. In Ep. 1, Ned tells Bran that he who hands down the sentence should also swing the sword. When Ned executed the nights watch deserter, he passed the sentence, and killed him with one smooth swing. When Rob executed Karstark, he passed the sentence and killed him with one smooth swing. John executed Janos Slynt (sp?) he passed the sentence and did it with one smooth swing. Now when Joffrey had Ned killed, he passed the sentence but had no-tongue guy cut his head off...and when Theon executed the old man at Winterfell, he passed the sentence but took like 3 swings before he could kill the guy.
Joffrey couldn't lead either. Dude left the war zone to go finger bang his mother.
I agree with this...assuming he is really dead. They made him an intriguing character after he escaped the red wedding and then had him reappear to take over river run....then all he does is tell Jaime fuck you, refuse to go help sansa and then get killed off camera. They should have at least shown him going out like Yoren or something.
If he didn't somehow get away then it seems like they only brought him back to facilitate Jaime and brienne's reunion.
If he didn't somehow get away then it seems like they only brought him back to facilitate Jaime and brienne's reunion.
He may not be a good king, but sparrow and his clan would be some dead mother fuckers right now.
Joefry did what ever the fuck he wanted.
Let me it this way: Cercei was the brains of that operation. Joffrey was a coward and his intellectual depths was that of the water on Mars.
Ok admittedly dumb stupid ass spoiler
Told yaw it was out there
what if after Jamie has to kill Cercei he goes and finds comfort in the arms of brienne
Told yaw it was out there
I'm not saying that Joffrey was a "good" leader. It's obvious that he was a horrible leader. But, he would have protected his family from every outside threat. If anyone was going to torment his family, it was going to be him.
Tommen doesn't have a clue as to what he should do. He's weak and timid, and those are the wrong characteristics for a king. As soon as the High Sparrow took his Mom, he should burn the building to the ground, and killed everyone in it. By them taking his Mom, they showed him that they have no respect for him or the crown he wears. No one should ever even dream about taking your Queen, and you're a sitting King. That's why some countries use regents when the king/queens are young. They have too much chaos going on in the kingdom; they just can't afford a timid king right now. If he can't deal with the High Sparrow, he for damn sure can't deal with White Walkers or Dragons.
On top of all that, he has horrible advisors. Westeros is doomed if he stays king. He needs Tyrion more that anyone.
Westeros was doomed because it had incesteous losers like the lannisters running it.
No offense, but I think you're characterization of of Joffrey is too forgiving. Do you not remember how he reacted when people shouted some insults his way. He ordered his troops to find the person, started a riot and almost got himself and all the royal court killed. He was a complete coward, as evidenced by his behavior at the Battle of the Blackwater. The only reason he lived as long as he did was because the system was designed to protect him from outside threats. He was a kid with the magnifying glass looking for ants to burn nothing more.
You're right tho neither he or Tommen should have been entrusted wit that much authority, but his Mother thought she could control both of them and she was wrong on both counts.
I beg to differ there. Westeros thrived under the Targaryans, and their whole history was that of incest. Cersi and Jaime were incestuous true, but I'm not sure that was a Lannister family/historical thing.
Westeros would have continued to thrive with Tywin as the King's Hand or even King. Eddard Stark didn't understand the ruthlessness and cunning of the Lannisters. That's why he didn't make a good "Hand." He was loyal to Robert, but he didn't understand the Lannisters (Cersi and Tywin). I agree with others here that Cersi is just greedy and inept. But Tywin was that dude, and everyone knew it!
Varys and Little Finger understand the "Game." Those two as advisors helped make Robert a strong King, and they helped Westeros thrive as well. Robert was in debt to the Iron Bank, but Westeros still thrived under him.
So, I said all of that just to say that Westeros wasn't doomed because of incest. It's doomed because no one fears the power of the King.
Fam, her brother can see the past and control people and yall think her running around is unbelievable
In my opinion, Joffrey was like a little Hitler. He's cowardly, and his barbarism knows no bounds. I'm not trying to glorify him in any way. I was just saying that no one would dare touch his Mom or his wife while he was a sitting King. He wouldn't do anything personally, he's a coward. But, he'd send the army, the Hound, or some other brute to carry out his dirty work. He had no problem killing, he'd kill for fun. So, just imagine if someone would have kidnapped his Mom.
They are now afraid of a poor uprising because of the sparrow.
They let this shit go on too lomg, once Cersi was free they should have killed them all so savagely that "the poor folk" would have said fuck that shit.
^^ Joeffry would have had that done. Tommon want to talk it out and shit.
When I said Joefrry does what ever the fuck he wants, I do remember everyone told him to spare yall favorite boy Ned and He was like cut his fuckin head off.
They let this shit go on too lomg, once Cersi was free they should have killed them all so savagely that "the poor folk" would have said fuck that shit.
^^ Joeffry would have had that done. Tommon want to talk it out and shit.
When I said Joefrry does what ever the fuck he wants, I do remember everyone told him to spare yall favorite boy Ned and He was like cut his fuckin head off.
I agree with you Jay, Joffrey wouldn't have allowed his mother to get taken in the first place.
Second, the moment she did that walk of shame he would have had every one of their heads on a pike.
The military didn't like or respect Joffrey but dude didn't give a shit because he understood the only thing that mattered was that he was KING and that means everything.
The moment Tommen allowed his mom and wife to go out like that the poor saw a weakness in the crown and a potential new ally. Now the fear of mass rioting is very real but lets be real when have the poor ever rioted? The Sons of the Harpy are funded by very powerful people and are using the poor for their agenda. Those poor fucks in Kings Landing don't got any help..Welp until now.
The waif got sloppy when she initially attempted to kill Arya. She wanted Arya to suffer 1st (being extra with the slow twisting of the knife) before delivering the kill strike. That gave Arya an opening to get away since those stabs weren't fatal (yet)
Word on the street is that Varys is headed to Dorne.
Kinda makes sense because "The enemy of my enemy is my friend," and the fact that them mufuckas in Dorne seem to be itchin for a fight/revenge. The sand snake broad that killed the King didnt seem like she was happy with JUST murking the Lannister daughter.
Flip side of the coin, it's interesting that Cersei and Jamie haven't pressed the issue on getting revenge for their daughter being killed...even though they've both been busy with their other self-inflicted bullshit.
Any thoughts on that?
Kinda makes sense because "The enemy of my enemy is my friend," and the fact that them mufuckas in Dorne seem to be itchin for a fight/revenge. The sand snake broad that killed the King didnt seem like she was happy with JUST murking the Lannister daughter.
Flip side of the coin, it's interesting that Cersei and Jamie haven't pressed the issue on getting revenge for their daughter being killed...even though they've both been busy with their other self-inflicted bullshit.
Any thoughts on that?
Tommy wants some of that milky Margery.
No one cries when women die. Who does that?
All this Cersi and Arya Shit is taking away from how bad ass Liam "Hound" Nesson was.
"It was a time when I would kill all seven of you so I could gut all 3"
"It was a time when I would kill all seven of you so I could gut all 3"
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