me and the missus both laughed our asses off at that
me and the missus both laughed our asses off at that
Fair enoughSee above
They've literally been forshadowing Dany turning into the mad queen for about 3 seasons. To suggest if was a "sudden" character flop is nonsense tbf.I've just been talking with a couple of people at work about the latest episode.
The two biggest issues we all had were:
- Jaime & Cersei's underwhelming outcome. Jaime's had this redemption arc going since season 3 and gets no pay off. Cersei was a nutter and suddenly we're supposed to feel sorry for the poor terrified rabbit?
- Dany's sudden decision to burn everything. Completely out of character and a change like that needed a bigger, better explained build up imo. It felt really out of place seeing her burn everyone like that.
It feels so rushed, like they suddenly realized they had to finish the series when writing this season and made the decision to rush through. It's quite disappointing when you think about the story they'd told before season 8. There was some really good character development in there. Jaime's story especially was great before this season.
I think they just had him do that as a way of showing that he knew he was toast.What was the significance of Varys removing and hiding his rings?
He's married, that girl was his daughter.What was the significance of Varys removing and hiding his rings?
Tbf, since season 1 really.They've literally been forshadowing Dany turning into the mad queen for about 3 seasons. To suggest if was a "sudden" character flop is nonsense tbf.
and to think all that murder would have been avoided if Jon had given her one. Him and his moral centre deserves to be in pieces. Was not shagging your aunt worth all that. Therefore Jon is the real villain of the series.Tbf, since season 1 really.
But it was the severity of the change that I think really has got people, not so much it happened.
Yeah, that clip of Cersei walking past the hound and out of the fight is brilliant.
I'm guessing they didn't intentionally make it that funny
He really never seems to make the right choice does heand to think all that murder would have been avoided if Jon had given her one. Him and his moral centre deserves to be in pieces. Was not shagging your aunt worth all that. Therefore Jon is the real villain of the series.
No book talkNo he's infamous for being kingslayer since he killed mad king aerys who he was sworn to protect as a kingsguard.. It's kind of his whole thing. He's revivled as a oathbreaker and scum, but he actually saved the city and ended the war by doing it.
The guy from Harry Potter?Jon Snow - Westeros’ answer to Neville Chamberlain.
I'm enjoying your obsession with the horse
And behold a pale horse and her name that sat on him was death and hell followed.
That wasn’t actually Emilia acting they just secretly filmed her face when she was trying to memorise her linesGotta say despite all the criticisms - Lena Headey and Emilia Clarke's facial emotions were spot on. Between Dany descending into pure darkness in a way and Cersei's confidence collapsing (which btw to say that is out of character should rewatch the stuff with the Sparrow).
The fact you could even feel sorry for Cersei in the end is a testament to her acting chops more than anything.
We've seen her getting closer and closer to breaking point for a little while now, and talked down several times.Tbf, since season 1 really.
But it was the severity of the change that I think really has got people, not so much it happened.
shes a right proper dozy bint innitThat wasn’t actually Emilia acting they just secretly filmed her face when she was trying to memorise her lines
Nope, at the exact moment where Dany goes nuts, not during the battle but then, he could have saved everyone by doing the right wrong thing. Selfish sod.He really never seems to make the right choice does he
Compare Dany’s descent into evil madness with, say, Walter White. Anyone think they’re portrayed with a similar quality?
CorrectThe guy from Harry Potter?
Feel bad for all those newborns named Khalesi last year.
Might as well have just called them TV Adolf.
Haha. Honestly don't feel sorry for em - this was coming from a mile away tbfFeel bad for all those newborns named Khalesi last year.
Might as well have just called them TV Adolf.
Yeah it's totally the newborns' fault that their parents are idiots.Haha. Honestly don't feel sorry for em - this was coming from a mile away tbf
In this case it's not supposed to be a slow inevitable descent though. It's actually supposed to be a shock that she breaks bad, just not one that came out of nowhere.Compare Dany’s descent into evil madness with, say, Walter White. Anyone think they’re portrayed with a similar quality?
"Hello. I'm Shadowfax. Gandalf sent me to pick you up".
Ha misread your comments.. Yes I do feel sorry for the kids.Yeah it's totally the newborns' fault that their parents are idiots.
The severity of that change was sudden. It was a few episodes ago she was trying to be best friends with Sansa. She was only burning people who were perceived to be evil.They've literally been forshadowing Dany turning into the mad queen for about 3 seasons. To suggest if was a "sudden" character flop is nonsense tbf.
Seems like you also misread whose comment it was. Wasn't mine.Ha misread your comments.. Yes I do feel sorry for the kids.
That's a shit theory if people actually think that tbh.apocolypse quote
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How about it's Hot Pie and Gendry in a pantomime horse outfit?That's a shit theory if people actually think that tbh.
Mine is way more plausible.