Especially as there was wildfire stashed all over the city, they could have had Dany burn the red keep and a chain of wildfire go off wrecking the city.
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Especially as there was wildfire stashed all over the city, they could have had Dany burn the red keep and a chain of wildfire go off wrecking the city.
This bit makes perfect sense. Tyrion loves Jaime, like he says he was the only one who treated him well growing up. He also saved his life from Tywin.
He hates his sister/father etc because they were horrific to him, Jaime was not.
Also 'if you don't like it then why watch it? people. Have no fear I'll never watch the last episode because burning my penis on a candle would bring me more joy than putting myself through the butchering of something that I have followed for years. I live in stupid hope that those who really love ASOIAF will get the ending they deserve otherwise meh.
Jaime yes but cersei? This is the fourth time he has tried to protect her.
Also werent the dothraki dead?
Yes you will.
Twitter, forums, facebook, I've seen people raging like "I'm never watching this again!" only to be back the next week moaning again.
Tyrion has hated Cersei from day one but suddenly appealed to a humanity in her that he never thought existed. Tyrion was the most butchered of all characters. He is the one who sees her true nature from season one but suddenly at the end decides to believe in her better nature? Maybe it's love of his family? Nah he killed his own father. What an absolute shit show of United proportions. The hard fact is that authors will always shit all over show writers.
This episode also emphasised how utterly ludicrous the idea that the Iron Bank would ever back Cersei ever was.
She had 3 dragons when they decided to chuck money behind her, and a far bigger army than she did now. They should have just taken the Highgarden money and ran, instead they invested in her .. why? They're portrayed as ultra shrewd, emotionally disconnected bankers who will go with the best bet possible, yet we're meant to believe they decided Cersei had a solid chance against dragons .. because she said they had a 'solution' to them?
She had a shadow of an army left and controlled ONE city when they decided to back her financially. How are these dickheads still in business with these kind of decisions? Oh yeah here have enough to buy 20 thousand soldiers even though the whole country despises you, you have no allies apart from a mad pirate bloke, and most of your army just got melted. We're clever. The feckers even backed Stannis when he had no army or navy left, at one point they're referred to as 'the best gamblers in the world' so can we please revise that they're the fecking worst.
The Golden Company would also never have agreed to fight for Cersei. They know about the dragons, they saw how effective they were in their own continent, there's no way they sign up to get melted alive with none of their own counter measures.
She had 3 dragons when they decided to chuck money behind her, and a far bigger army than she did now. They should have just taken the Highgarden money and ran, instead they invested in her .. why? They're portrayed as ultra shrewd, emotionally disconnected bankers who will go with the best bet possible, yet we're meant to believe they decided Cersei had a solid chance against dragons .. because she said they had a 'solution' to them?
She had a shadow of an army left and controlled ONE city when they decided to back her financially. How are these dickheads still in business with these kind of decisions? Oh yeah here have enough to buy 20 thousand soldiers even though the whole country despises you, you have no allies apart from a mad pirate bloke, and most of your army just got melted. We're clever. The feckers even backed Stannis when he had no army or navy left, at one point they're referred to as 'the best gamblers in the world' so can we please revise that they're the fecking worst.
The Golden Company would also never have agreed to fight for Cersei. They know about the dragons, they saw how effective they were in their own continent, there's no way they sign up to get melted alive with none of their own counter measures.
Do people really think the books will be any different regarding Daenerys? You will be in for a surprise if so. It was always going to finish like that for her.
Biggest problem isn't what happened with her, it is how it happened, rushed, rushed and rushed, writing is terrible because of that.
HBO even offered more seasons, more episode in this season, but no, they had to rush it terribly like this.
Biggest problem isn't what happened with her, it is how it happened, rushed, rushed and rushed, writing is terrible because of that.
HBO even offered more seasons, more episode in this season, but no, they had to rush it terribly like this.
Exactly. Which would have consequences to her going crazy and letting out the dragon. That would have had far greater impact to her character development imo. Going overkill to ensure revenge results in the deaths of thousands of innocent people including her own troops. Would have given her far more depth than her going the way of her father which is a pretty simple story, daughter becomes father storyline. The irony being the wildfire that killed all those people was created by her father and she would be responsible for accidentally setting it off.
Or maybe learn to seperate books from TV and accept many people either don't have time to do both, no interest to do both, or are capable of taking each at its own merit rather than insult people's mental capacity. Tons of people enjoyed the LOTR movies very much despite loving the books as well.
Oh yeah that bit where he decides (once again) to try and talk Cersei round was really stupid.
Him trying to save Jaime (who he knows will only survive if he can live with Cersei) makes sense though.
It's tits and dragons buddy. There's no need to be so morose over a tv show, or some books.
As opposed to supporting a football team, which is obviously serious stuff.
Honestly mate no I won't. I've been invested in this from before the TV show was ever even conceived. I'd rather no end (which is likely) than continuing to watch the shit that has been served. Quote this when Jon goes against his character and kills Dany. It's so bloody obvious that I don't need to watch it. It's obvious that the best shows ever written were the likes of the Wire which never had book counterparts. I've watched LOTR ruined and had to listen to shit about it so I'm done believing in this shite. Not saying that anyone should agree with me by the way.
Daughter becomes father seems a bit too simple for GRRM. Daughter realising that her greatest enemy is the Dragon within and not the enemies in Westeros seems to be a bit more intelligent, trying to control herself and not cross over the line (which she will do from time to time). That's my hope anyway.
It's tits and dragons buddy. There's no need to be so morose over a tv show, or some books.
As opposed to supporting a football team, which is obviously serious stuff.
I know man. I guess I'm just sad that unlike LOTR and stuff that this is the only ending I'll ever get. I'm sure I'll get over it quickly though!Nah, having the protagonist go bad is such a GRRM move, in much the same way that killing off your main protagonist in book one is. He loves that subversive shit.
I really don't buy the Daughter becomes Father storyline. Not accepting he'd do that.
edit: Hopefully we find out anyway.
Well I guess we'll have to wait and see. Or, more likely, wait until he dies then stop.
Another editing blunder?
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Nope, was shown to be fake on Reddit etc.
He has to protect Cersei in order to save Jaime. He knows Jaime won't agree to anything unless it also saves her.
Yeah, they were. Maybe a few survivors but no more, it was pretty clearly shown they got obliterated.
Where they went wrong is that they just didn't have enough anti dragon guns to kill the dragon.
Why did Cersei send Bron to kill Jaime again? I'm confused. It's like wrestling now. Characters just do things to try and get a reaction.
Why did Cersei send Bron to kill Jaime again? I'm confused. It's like wrestling now. Characters just do things to try and get a reaction.
This is just campaign facade that she's using to dupe lords into gifting her the throne. Once she has it, she will pivot back to her Pentos liberal positions - socially liberal, fiscally moderate, with a bit Daenerys lunacy thrown in for good measure.
Probably the best episode so far. I agree however that Dany’s transformation to insanity is unnatural. She went batshit crazy in the space of 2 episodes. Like others have pointed out, she used to care about innocent people. She just burned them all also why does John say, I love you but then refuses to kiss her?
also why does John say, I love you but then refuses to kiss her?Probably the best episode so far. I agree however that Dany’s transformation to insanity is unnatural. She went batshit crazy in the space of 2 episodes. Like others have pointed out, she used to care about innocent people. She just burned them all
Because he loves her....as a family member.
Hence my use of "I assume".
Is the aunt thing really that big a deal, Jon? Seriously?
Aye, that'll be the reasoning/excuse. All boils down to what I said before, plot convenience.
I just wish they'd been a bit more creative with it. If you're going to make the scorpions uber powerful, play around with that idea and have them think tactically about it, some clever ideas about how to counter that/take out the scorpions so the dragon can come in to play etc, rather than just ignore what you've already established.
Probably the best episode so far. I agree however that Dany’s transformation to insanity is unnatural. She went batshit crazy in the space of 2 episodes. Like others have pointed out, she used to care about innocent people. She just burned them all
I would have ripped her clothes off and banged her senseless thereby giving tyrions plan a chance to succeed. Win-Win situation.
Jon is an idiot..you don't refuse your queens moist cnut without grave consequences.
That you, George?
This bloke gets it.
Enjoyed that episode.
Seeing Dany turn insanely mad like her father was crazy but you could tell it was gonna happen. Burning the whole place down and killing civilians for fun. Of course she was going to go absolutely mental in this episode after one of her dragons was killed by the iron fleet and Missandei having her head chopped off by the mountain in the previous one.
It’s going to make for a very good final episode and I’m buzzing for it!
Seeing Dany turn insanely mad like her father was crazy but you could tell it was gonna happen. Burning the whole place down and killing civilians for fun. Of course she was going to go absolutely mental in this episode after one of her dragons was killed by the iron fleet and Missandei having her head chopped off by the mountain in the previous one.
It’s going to make for a very good final episode and I’m buzzing for it!
Just had it pointed out to me that Varys was trying to poison Dany at the start of the episode. I thought he was just worried that she was was too stressed to eat.
I hope whoever was responsible for appointing the Queensguard died in the fires.
They had full plate armour on and are presumably Knights yet somehow managed to be even less useful than the Lannister levies in leather armour, and all died in one hit.
They had full plate armour on and are presumably Knights yet somehow managed to be even less useful than the Lannister levies in leather armour, and all died in one hit.
It's like Walter White started killing people in the last episode of season 1. I could get behind the idea but it just seemed so rushed that it doesn't feel like natural development.
he killed someone in the third episode of the first season...
This has basically descended into Dexter. What a shit show.
As a spectacle, it was a good episode.
As a spectacle, it was a good episode.