Game Of Thrones: The Sopranos with swords or Dynasty in chainmail?
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Fucked me up for a quick second
It was hard to believe that soldiers who hadn't seen women in probably months didn't do that.for a second i thought they were all going to try and get her drunk so they could run a train on her
This I think Arya Is doing exactly what the faceless man wants her to do.
Remember when she first started training they told her they had NEVER had one like her before. They had orphans and refuge's who gave themselves to the faceless man but NEVER a nobel born!
Yes and yesFam I'm not versed in the GoT stuff. But is Jon supposed to end up "banging" the Dragon Queen? Also, isn't she his auntie?
You mean his niece? Yes of course.Fam I'm not versed in the GoT stuff. But is Jon supposed to end up "banging" the Dragon Queen? Also, isn't she his auntie?
They dont know it but we the reader/viewer do.
Naw Danny would be aunt. Her brother is Jon's father.
Start from Season 1. Episode 1.
Trust me.
Oh I'm up on the show. I just don't know the book stuff like most of ya'll. Although I think I've heard they've deviated quite a bit from the book and now have used all the book material and are in new uncharted territory.
Fewer episodes with one more season to go mean things are going to happen fast.
It makes no sense for anyone to start watching this show at season 7Start from Season 1. Episode 1.
Trust me.
Hope she shows that body one more time(bush and everything). Rumor is she's a "big star" now and isn't doing any more nudes.
Oh, her lady-friend to....the nice sister looking one. As a matter of fact, The unsully dude need to pass that this way. There is only so much head and fingering you can give a chick before she's ready to bang. We all know he can't do shit in that department.
Agreed. But some folks do exactly that.
They just jump right in. Mid-season.
Then they complain (or just stop watching) if they can't figure out all the characters & follow the stories, within a single episode.
My bad.
I think you completely misunderstood Arya's story last seasonSeems Arya is doing ALOT of killing this season.
Now she's on her way to King's Landing.....
But Melissandre once told her: "We will meet again".
So maybe Arya will cross her path again this season, at some point.
But what's gonna happen if Arya ever crosses paths with Jaqen Hagar again?
Is there a 'price to pay' for all the stuff she is doing now?
If so... by the very end of the series... is Arya gonna have to pay the ULTIMATE PRICE for using the sacred tactics of the Faceless Men for her own 'personal revenge'.... WITHOUT ever truly becoming 'No One"?
Could Jaqen eventually track Arya down... and catch her completely off-guard.... by showing up disguised as Melissandre?
If so, would a showdown between Arya and Jaqen be the GRAND FINALE of Arya's storyline on Game of Thrones?
"A girl has been given a 2nd chance.... There will NOT be a 3rd".
"The Faces are for No One.... You are STILL Someone... And to Someone, the Faces are as good as poison" - Jaqen H'ghar
Which brings up 3 questions...
That is exactly what made me think of Jaquen being disguised as Melissandre... as Arya's final consequence.
- If Arya ADMITTED she is Arya Stark and not No One At All... then how is she able to use Many Faces?
- Aren't the Faces themselves still considered poison... to Someone... who is not No One?
- If the faces are not poison to Someone... is there a different 'consequence' altogether?
they worship death - when she took a face and no one died that's when she was punished - thats why Jaquen /not Jaquen drank the poison in the temple to satisfy the death debt so far for every face she has taken she has also submitted multiple sacrifices
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Nah, I understood it.
All that training with Jaqen H'ghar.... lead up to her killing Walder Frey.
That was the whole point.
My whole theory is just based on a 'plot hole' in the script.
there are no plot holes in the book - and so far none on the show either
Someone DID die. Arya stole a face and used it to kill Meryn Trant.
But she wasn't even supposed to be using faces at all.
Her mission was to poison the Guy down at the docks.
Just spread some poison on the clams & oysters... then feed it to him.
Get in. Get out. Keep it simple.
SO she was punished for killing the wrong person. For the wrong reasons. (And misusing the Faces to do it)
That's not what the customer paid for.
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for some reason Meryn Trant did not count - maybe because the eye poke was considered torture?Someone DID die. Arya stole a face and used it to kill Meryn Trant.
But she wasn't even supposed to be using faces at all.
Her mission was to poison the Guy down at the docks.
Just spread some poison on the clams & oysters... then feed it to him.
Get in. Get out. Keep it simple.
SO she was punished for killing the wrong person. For the wrong reasons.
That's not what the customer paid for.
the other thing is so far in book and show faceless men seem to only do clean kills
Meryn Trent was not a clean kill
the death in the temple was a sacrifice not punishment
If they only do 'clean kills'.... then why does Jaqen H'ghar have to tell the Waif: "Don't make her suffer?"
I think because with them two it was personal and he wanted to remind her...If they only do 'clean kills'.... then why does Jaqen H'ghar have to tell the Waif: "Don't make her suffer?"
I mean it's like they don't do the torture, drag the death out thing... that didn't seem their style.... just do it clean get it over with and keep it moving....WHY does he have to remind her? What's wrong with 'making it personal'?Do tell.
Where the fuck are the iron Islands on the map? They got to casterly rock quick as fuck... And they built them shitz like they had a fucking Ford plant... Of course, if they were a built-in a Ford plant they would be taking on water, but that's another story
I was like "when did THIS scene happen???"
So what happens if the WAIF did 'make it personal'?
Does it violate the rules? Is there some sort of punishment for breaking the rules?
Go on. Continue. Bring it on home.
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