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honestly, i think that's exactly what it was. i think most of us have just gotten so used to being told what is happening instead of trying to figure out silent motives

i'm not moving anything. that scene was made specifically so that audience would see that her coin is still flipping in the air. she is CAPABLE of being a good ruler, the question is whether or not she WILL be.

when the episode aired i had NOOOO idea what that whole scene was about. granted i was a little distracted by a couple real life things going on at that exact moment... i just didn't get who they were talking about or why or anything. then afterwards when someone said varys was trying to poison...

EVERYTHING we were shown and told is that she has a predilection for scorched earth. her advisers have to find creative ways convince her NOT to. that doesn't mean she's ALWAYS in burn it down mode. it means that when push comes to shove that's her go to. do you notice that when her advisers...

"what do you want? you're in the way"

it was made obvious that she was under the shadow of the mad king. other characters made that point, and i believe there were plenty of times where dany herself showed that she was flirting with turning out just like her father. they were all subtle, and they were all times where people on her...

yeah, i mean, i can tell you what set her off based SPECIFICALLY on what D&D said what set her off, but i think it's weak. i think this season has made a few points to show what was festering in her head, but with ALLLLLLL the things she's been through, they don't seem realistic. if we were...

i'm really sorry the nuance of what i said is beyond you.

would it just make you happy to be right?

yes, my complaint on ALL of it is just how poorly it went. it's like, hey, let's spend seasons upon seasons hinting and teasing things; letting things marinate properly, and then just throw it all into a bowl haphazardly and cook it at 600 degrees. that should turn out well, right?

i saw this coming from season 1. i know that's absurd to you, but i did. i obviously didn't know the exacts, or that it'd be THE end plot, but i knew HER story was going to revolve around the actions of her father. either she'd succumb to the targaryn crazy or she'd rise above it.

alright, let's just leave it at this. myself and MANY other people just were not surprised by dany's actions. frustrated, yes, but not surprised. if you believe that this is out of character for her, that's fine. i don't. i can point to all the parts in the show that made me think something was...

she wants to kill the sons of the harpies because they disagree with her. the sons of the harpies showed up as a response to HER just up and demanding people conform to her vision. remember, she has NO authority in mereen. she just saw (what she felt) was an injustice and conquered the place on...

so is the universe where captain marvel and batwoman outbutch each other?

it's not that it's a mirror action, it's that she has to be convinced to have a fair trial instead of just burning everything down. i mean.. just think about it... she has to be CONVINCED... to have a FAIR TRIAL. that's the point. she has ALWAYS leaned on heavy handed justice. edit: don't take...

i know we are WEEKS past this debate, but here's another scene i stumbled across that shows dany always leaned extremely heavily on scorched earth policies.

i was JUST about to say spartacus. the entire show was amazing.

dina hashem is pretty funny.

yeah, i was a little frustrated with the party options in that regard. the story is really built on having the premade npc's instead of hiring mercenaries... but the party options are really pretty limited to a very specific "good" team and a very specific "evil" team. on top of that, by the...

the aristocrats?

hahah i heard him talk a few weeks ago and i thought THE EXACT SAME THING. i immediately had to go watch scenes with jorah to double check his voice change, like i somehow imagined it.

god of war REALLY spoke to me. it's a great game but there was always something more to it that i had a hard time verbalizing until i watched that documentary. i split from my wife a few years back. we have 3 kids and they just... well they don't get it. listening to all the staff (including...

i don't exacts, but i thought PBS just reversed the negatives for attacking with ranged in a close distance. so you wouldn't get a BONUS to shooting that close, you'd just be at the same overall to hit that you would be if you were outside close range. i never played PnP pathfinder, i just know...

ahhh okay. that probably should have been made clearer, but doesn't seem like that big of a deal

did they clarify that? i mean honestly, other than that, it's really not all that surprising either. i'm surprised certain things like ps3's and xbox 360's hung on as long as they did

NO YOU'RE STUPID =(

older devices like tv's from 2016 and windows 10 desktops...

as a reminder, the volanqar prophesy WASN'T in the show

i'm fine with cersei dying in jaime's arms. though, if i had it my way, as they embrace, jaime would have stabbed her in the back. that whole speech from jaime to brienne would have been perfect if he said it to cersei right before he stabbed her

i enjoyed it. really hit hard when cory watched the reviews and teared up

i REALLY wanted her to have some self-realization... realization that for every action she did FOR her kids, she secured their deaths. i didn't really care WHO killed her, just that she died with the understanding she was wrong.

well, bronn has it in his contract too.

hahaha uh. i don't... /shrug

she never really came across as a diva, i don't think. she's done nude scenes before... i read a thing from her that said she was initially upset with her death, but said that the more her and nikolai talked about it, the more it made sense that she would die in jaime's arms. honestly, i...

i don't even remember any nude scene from cersei in the first season... also, i feel like you're implying something important with her needing a stand-in, but for the life of me i can't figure out what it is

what? who are we talking about? why? what?

it's been a long time so i don't remember all the specifics... but i would argue that the most honorable thing would be to sacrifice your personal honor for the sake of someone else. being honorable and law-abiding isn't always the same thing. ned was willing to let his own name get dragged...

that's not consistent with what quantum physics tells us, which is what that whole scene was implying. i mean, i knwo that's exactly what dr strange says, so that's all we really have to go on. does it mean that there are ONLY 14,000,605 timelines or that that was all he was able to look at (for...

so here's the problem with this. it's stupid. the end. seriously though, the russo's went and said that cap went to a different timeline and then somehow came back to the "prime" universe after 70 years or so. also, the writers said the exact opposite. the writers said that they envisioned that...

because a good story dictates that people get deserved deaths. we aren't getting deserved deaths, so... what do you think that means? personally i was just irritated because it was framed as a sad thing. it wasn't that they humanized her, that would have been great. if there was this moment...