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Happy enough to see Olly dangle.
Gutted for Shaggydog obvs.
Not enough Dany, yet again. She's barely had 10 mins over 3 episodes.
Should've shown her baps again.
Happy enough to see Olly dangle.
Gutted for Shaggydog obvs.
Not enough Dany, yet again. She's barely had 10 mins over 3 episodes.
I'm slightly frustrated with how many story lines there are, you just get comfortable with it then 'oh,guess I'm waiting till next week to see what happens with them'
That's how Bran feels right now.
Something Karstark
The new Lord Umber.Who was the guy who brought rickon to Ramsey? I'm sure they said his name but I missed it.
I was pretty much thinking the same thing.6.1 felt like a setup episode for 6.2. This felt like a reset to build up to another climax, but will require a few more episodes...
So jon will march to winterfell with some wildings to save rickon?
He's a legendary knight and a member of the King's Guard of the previous king. He was known to be a particularly chivalrous, honourable and valiant knight. Also one of the deadliest and most skillful swordsmen to ever live.Special mention to Ser Arthur Dayne (Hope I spelt it correctly). That 4 vs 1 battle was pretty badass, though the version of that battle seems to be different to what Bran was told by his father, which is a little interesting. Btw, who is this guy ?? Any mention of him before?
Ok. Those scenes really confused me to be honest. Not sure what was happening. Hopefully, another flashback will make it clearer.He's a legendary knight and a member of the King's Guard of the previous king. He was known to be a particularly chivalrous, honourable and valiant knight. Also one of the deadliest and most skillful swordsmen to ever live.
He's been mentioned a few times in the show, by Ned and Barristan, I think. He's basically the prototype of the perfect medieval knight and everyone loved him.
Decent episode. As expected, it was a lot slower than episode 2 with the primary focus being Story development. I really like Snow's arc now. He still finds it a very surreal experience to be alive again and is probably adjusting to this new experience. Lord Varys's conversation with Dom's mother (I forgot her name), was cringeworthy as hell. I mean how many times does he need to use the word 'perception' ffs. Tyrion was as always. Most of the story in Kings's Landing also seemed like a lot of filler to me. In retrospect now that I have typed all this, it was a pretty weak episode.
Special mention to Ser Arthur Dayne (Hope I spelt it correctly). That 4 vs 1 battle was pretty badass, though the version of that battle seems to be different to what Bran was told by his father, which is a little interesting. Btw, who is this guy ?? Any mention of him before?
Also, if ever they were going to fast forward the whole Karate Kid/Rocky storyline, Arya's way is a pretty sweet way to do that. I'm glad they didn't drag it out and make it a repetition of last season.
I was pretty much thinking the same thing.
What about Sansa ? She's on her way to Castle Black. So will she just meet Snow midway or something ?
Rewatch the scene and listen to what Ned is saying. He more or less explains the context of the situation. It's important to know that Ned was part of the rebellion against the king at the time, and Dayne was on the other side (being in the King's Guard), so these two groups in that scene are basically at war.Ok. Those scenes really confused me to be honest. Not sure what was happening. Hopefully, another flashback will make it clearer.
Wasn't it Howland Reed, Meera's father?At first I thought it was Jamie who backstabbed Ser Arthur Dayne. The man who did it looked like him a lot in that scene. Plus it's a known trait of Jamies. The flashback scenes are great though.
Yes it was I think. Just looked like him in the moment that's all.Wasn't it Howland Reed, Meera's father?
Yeah, even the tyrion bit was filler too, but since it was tyrion, I gave a mandatory . I think it's pretty obvious why Rickon has suddenly been introduced into the story, but I think that is still a few episodes away I feel.I liked the bit with Ned and the stuff with Jon. I thought the rest of it was just filler Including the Tyrion bit. It might grow their story arcs but there was nothing there that couldn't have been done in a few minutes.
I think the Rickon thing was just throwing Ramsey another bone to chew on. I'm really getting fed up with his story now. It's passed time someone put him out of his misery.
If Jon and Sansa pass in the night again I'll be annoyed as hell. Been there done that. Find a new plot line already.
Yeah, I saw the scene. It's just the time period confuses me a little. Ned asks where Lyanna is and there is a mention of The Mad King and Rhaegar Targaryan lying beneath the ground. So I assuming they are dead and this is after the war.Rewatch the scene and listen to what Ned is saying. He more or less explains the context of the situation. It's important to know that Ned was part of the rebellion against the king at the time, and Dayne was on the other side (being in the King's Guard), so these two groups in that scene are basically at war.
Yes, it's right at the end of the war, after the main battles.Yeah, I saw the scene. It's just the time period confuses me a little. Ned asks where Lyanna is and there is a mention of The Mad King and Rhaegar Targaryan lying beneath the ground. So I assuming they are dead and this is after the war.
Yeah he does a bit and I realise you knew it wasn't Jamie because you said at first you thought.Yes it was I think. Just looked like him in the moment that's all.
Damn. Jaime must have been really young then. Ned himself looks so young. I can only imagine how young Jaime must have been.Yes, it's right at the end of the war, after the main battles.
Me too and Daenerys aimlessly wondering around with nothing much to do.Getting bored of Arya "A girl has no name" Stark''s trials and tribulations. At least she got her eyes back.
Yes, she needs to get to Westeros.Me too and Daenerys aimlessly wondering around with nothing much to do.
I think he was like 17?Damn. Jaime must have been really young then. Ned himself looks so young. I can only imagine how young Jaime must have been.
^^ Lol, alert. Book Reader above. Be warned..
I am aware of them too. I just wouldn't dream of posting it here. The theories you posted are very much book related since the show makes no real mention of clues to hint it.I've not read the books. I just know about a few theories because I've heard of them.