Television Game of Thrones (TV) • The watch has ended
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Oh feck. This Jerome Flynn as Bronn all over again.
I miss Bronn come to mention it, hope he comes back
Magic of course. I don't gather the point of the scene was supposed to be exactly how they made it happen, but more just to show that they did.
And cos of that, the one forest child ended up sacrificing herself. But who knows, might see more in the future especially since Sam will surely come back having read up on things (mostly Whitewalkers)
Cracking pair on the Sansa stage actress.
What the feck are those forest children?
Seemed to come from nowhere this season or were they around before?
Seemed to come from nowhere this season or were they around before?
That was such a sad ending. Summer and Hodor. 
They were there in the Season 4 finale when Bran reaches the cave, except the showrunners have changed their look.
Recast. They originally looked like kids doing a school play and dressing up as trees.
I really, really hope we see more of this...
Do you work in a strip club?Meh I've seen better hanging out around where I work.
The line Sansa said,
about her still feeling what Ramsey did to her, could this point to her being pregnant?
Or was it just said for dramatic effect
Or was it just said for dramatic effect
Gentleman's Club. No, I was just channeling my inner Sassy Colin
Ffs Sansa is leading her crew into the danger-zone most likely, Melisandre is there though so they should be OK. I love that crew.
Hodor is a tragic story.
Hodor is a tragic story.
Watched the episode yesterday. Was torture not being able to talk about it.
The ending was so sad and really well executed and now we know why Hodor is Hodor, and another direwolf bites the dust.
I think this was the best episode so far of what has been a great season.
The ending was so sad and really well executed and now we know why Hodor is Hodor, and another direwolf bites the dust.
I think this was the best episode so far of what has been a great season.
I never thought of that. Could be possible but I personally thought it was for dramatic effect. Maybe she meant her ass still hurts?
I think she meant her ass hurt. She mentioned that he still needed an heir from her and he didn't hurt her face.
"He seems trustworthy. A bit broody perhaps."
Brienne with a perfect description of Jon.
Brienne with a perfect description of Jon.
Brilliant episode and very well made.
Its probably already been mentioned but did anyone see Tormund giving Brienne the eyes again?
We're seeing a lot of Uncle Benjen in the flashbacks, maybe Bran tells him to save them so he heads off beyond the wall to prepare for this day.
that's what I thought but I think it could potentially be too literal and too simplistic for this show.
I think her drastic change in character and willingness to kill Ramsey may be because she doesn't want her unborn to be brought in a world with him as a father, and if he were to find out she was pregnant he would do whatever it takes to get that child in his possession especially if it's a son
I think her drastic change in character and willingness to kill Ramsey may be because she doesn't want her unborn to be brought in a world with him as a father, and if he were to find out she was pregnant he would do whatever it takes to get that child in his possession especially if it's a son
I hope it doesn't get to the stage where everything happens as a result of Bran being magic.
Thats actually class, was wondering whats next for him.
It'll have to be some sort of deus ex machina. There's no way that girl can drag him to safety now.
Think Bran might somehow actually warg into some of the lot chasing him, so that they fight each other to give them enough time to move away. Maybe he will rise some skeletons from the ground to fight against them or something?
Bran dies and it was all in vain.
Your last point is exactly what worries me about this show - and it's what fecked up Lost for me.
In the beginning of this series, I think most people got hooked by the characters with the bigger picture not that important. However, as time goes by, I really couldn't care much about specific characters. I want to see the bigger picture now. I feel like I'm personally following the exact same path that I did with Lost. I really really hope this doesn't turn out the same.
I have no issues with characters or scene not explained right away when they are first shown. A story can be told in many ways.
So the origin of Hodor...mixed feelings
If the writer of the books planned that from day one and made the character with that moment in mind. Then told the tv guys what the plan was, It's very clever
But if the tv guys thought it up when making this season, then it's a bit shit
If the writer of the books planned that from day one and made the character with that moment in mind. Then told the tv guys what the plan was, It's very clever
But if the tv guys thought it up when making this season, then it's a bit shit
So it all depends on who came up with the idea? According to D&D it was GRRM, so you can be happy.
Yeah, finally a bit of cock too
Fantastic parody of ardent book readers. 10/10 would applaud again.
Come again?
The two guys behind the running of the TV show confirmed that GRRM told them Hodor's origin story very early on when they were talking about making the show.
How does that make sense? So your feelings on the origin are based on the source? What?
Agreed. Everything shouldnt be spoonfed straight away. Some things can be ambiguous. Its a story after all and we havent finished the GOT story yet.