missandei getting decapitated right in front of here caused her to snap
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In the latest episode of the United Hour Podcast, Nik (@Rood) and Jamie (@Vault Dweller) are here to talk about United's dreadful home defeat at the hands of Big Ange's Tottenham Hotspur. Should this have been the end of Ten Hag? How long does he actually have left? And does Nik finally want ETH out?!
missandei getting decapitated right in front of here caused her to snap
Did they forget about Cersei's prophecy shit too?
Or are we just to assume it was Dany all along, even though she never actually killed her and surely won't end up on the throne.
Or are we just to assume it was Dany all along, even though she never actually killed her and surely won't end up on the throne.
She spent the early years of her life on the run from people trying to kill her after her entire family had been murdered. In the last episode she gave a lordship to the son of the guy who took her family's throne. It's dreadful character development to go from that to the point of pure evil within the space of five minutes. Made Anakin's turn in Star Wars look well thought-out.
i hope the next episode is a clip show
she made gendry lord to consolidate her power and make him loyal to her.
Jon should have just put out.
Both he and Tyrion have made a complete cock up of all this. It's their fault, the only one more at fault for the entire series is bloody Cat Stark.
Both he and Tyrion have made a complete cock up of all this. It's their fault, the only one more at fault for the entire series is bloody Cat Stark.
I'm right in the middle, on the edge. On one hand, they have been stressing about Targs going mad, but I would've never thought she would just decide, "let's kill everyone (women and children)" like her father saying, "burn them all!"
good point!
In my opinion the other episodes this season have been unfairly criticized, but this one was really crap in my opinion. The first episode I genuinely thought was not good at all.
Sure, but it showed she was willing to compromise with potential enemies to consolidate said power. Here instead of taking a more decisive turn to simply take the city she instead becomes pure evil on a level worse than any character the show has seen thus far. I'm not sure how that can be considered at all realistic. Again I like the idea of her turning but it should've been a gradual process. Two episodes ago she was fighting the dead to save humanity. Was never necessarily a huge fan of the character, but it's clear that was just shoddy development.
Maybe the big ringing bell affected her mind like the Mad King's. You know, like a dog whistle but for Targs.
What is the story behind the horse? I don't remember anything about it before this episode.
Why the feck is Jon refusing to marry Daeneris?
People complain far too much about everything. I thought it was brilliant television and I absolutely loved every bit of it. Dany had always been capable of losing her mind but she always had good advisors whom she trusted besides her to keep her in check. Not anymore. She lost Jorah Mormont, Missandei was killed right in front of her, she doesn't trust her hand, Varys was planning to get Jon to overthrow her and then when finally Jon refused her love she just snapped and went full Mad Queen.
Btw is it me or did Arya's hair look like Ned Starks hair?
We last saw him carrying King Robert on the fatal hunt.
Which explains why the poor thing still looks so battered
We last saw him carrying King Robert on the fatal hunt.
Which explains why the poor thing still looks so battered
what? really the same horse?
Suddenly Cersei not shooting the shit out of everyone last episode makes less sense eh?
Who'd have thought it!
Who'd have thought it!
Also, it was hilarious Cersei's face on the stairs when she nopes out of the Cleganebowl 
For a second there, I was hoping Sandor would push her out the window on his way to CleganeBowl! Would've been nice symmetry!Also, it was hilarious Cersei's face on the stairs when she nopes out of the Cleganebowl
yes or no?Because if yes,
then obviously Bran9000 is warging into it to manipulate the future bla bla
Damn! Can you imagine if Bran could warg into Jaqen? Or just warg into Cercei, no?
Because if yes,then obviously Bran9000 is warging into it to manipulate the future bla bla
We saw a similar looking horse seemingly die at the start of the battle.
All I'm saying.
All I'm saying.
He did it with Hodor so why not? damn, that could explain why there wasn't much dialogue this season.
Because he realises she is crazy
Women are crazy. We are all crazy.
Who wouldn't want to be married to her? More chances Jon realized he is gay.
He could have prevented all this death by fecking her and/or keeping his mouth shut.
I only paid any attention at all to the dragon bit, it made it excellent television. The rest I genuinely ignored.
Arya got a lot of women and children killed in that scene.
didn't Arya get called "Horseface" by HotPie?
Horseface---->Faceless Men----->rescued by a horse---->?
I need help with the ending, @Redlambs then we can post it together and show RobInMicrowave how it's really done!~
She serves the God of Death. These death were her offerings to the God of Death
what was the color of the horse Arya got when she was riding with the Hound in season 5 (the episode where the Hound wanted to eat allll the chickens and she got her needle back)??
It was white, wasn't it? hmmm
It was white, wasn't it? hmmm
I've been fairly negative all season, but that was so good. No one's negativity is making me think otherwise.
It also means the last episode will be massive, I kind of always expected it to be am aftermath. But there's still a lot to happen.
It also means the last episode will be massive, I kind of always expected it to be am aftermath. But there's still a lot to happen.
As long as the bitch isn't on the throne, just in the kitchen cooking the horse for the feast.
Amirite?