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It's not a fuckup, they're attempting to commit suicide. How is this unclear to people?

So presumably she'll recover her eyesight after an episode of seeing her bumbling around blind, then another episode or two showing her having gotten used to the blindness.

That's a Dornish crew manning that ship. How the fuck is he going to conceal her death from all of them and Trystane for the entire ride home? It's literally him and Bronn vs every single other person on that ship.

There is nothing in that commentary that suggests Stannis is any more dead than what was already shown in the episode. Although the dude does make a really fucking stupid comment about 'Cersei being mad when Jaime gets back'. Motherfucker, they're barely half a mile from shore, if that ship...

Obviously, what's your point? Even though they didn't show her death, there was zero ambiguity about it, Shireen is dead. I'll concede there is some vague amount of ambiguity about Syrio's death, but since he wasn't a major character and the person he was last seen fighting was still alive...

Neither Shireen nor Syria were major characters. and Shireen's death, even if her final moments weren't shown, was 100% without ambiguity.

The show has been great. The episode was garbage, especially by the high standards of their season finales. Only good parts were Melisandre bailing on Stannis, Reek pitching Myranda off the wall, and Arya going all Kill Bill on Ser Meryn. Although if Myrcella is dead (and I assume she is, would...

Right, he would have come up with some reason why Trystane would have had to follow her on a later trip. If that had happened, I'd absolutely believe he was in on the kill. Which would still be stupid, because even if he was secretly plotting with Daenerys, why throw away your backup plan for no...

This would not only be profoundly stupid for Doran to do, but it would be a really stupid thing to hide from the viewer and come back next season and be like 'oh and my messenger was secretly meeting with Daenerys this whole time'

I think it can probably interchangeably mean blonde hair or a literal crown, since their blonde hair was already such a major plot point during season 1. Or you can go with the 'by Dornish law Myrcella was Queen, not Tommen' to give her a figurative crown, but that's stretching things pretty far...

I think the implication is clear that Reek and Sansa were trying to commit suicide. I assume that Season 6 opens with them finding out they were actually jumping into a giant snow drift or something. Killing Myrcella is stupid unless Ellaria realizes she's committing suicide to do it. She...

That was awful, and Ellaria is a fucking retard. She she has to know she's going to die a savage brutal death as soon as Jaime turns that ship around and threatens Doran with war, and there's no way Doran is stupid enough to think he could cover up both Jaime AND Myrcella's death without...

That chapter synopsis reminded me of something semi-important. Under Dornish law, Myrcella is the rightful Queen of Westeros, because they practice absolute primogeniture. Which means they could press her claim to the throne even without Tommen's death. That theoretically means that her claim to...

I don't have the book handy but the chapter synopsis from the wiki implies that they did have that heartfelt chat in the cell.

Tyrion offered him tons of gold...if he happened to survive trial by combat against the Mountain. He didn't betray Tyrion and Tyrion even said he didn't fault him for the decision. I also don't think Bronn is stupid enough to be suborned by the sand snakes unless they can somehow prove to him...

S5E4, Sons of the Harpy. Sansa lights a candle for Lyanna and thats when her and LF talk about what Rhaegar did. I agree it's thin, but there really are no other clues to Jon's parentage, and obviously everyone who watches the show is going to assume there is some sort of secret about Jon's...

Like I said before, I've had people who haven't read the books tell me they think that, and while some of them may have picked it up from book readers, there is at least one whom I think didn't. That scene where they take the time to have Baelish and Sansa talk about Lyanna and Rhaegar tripped a...

Then why did the Patriots feel like they had to cheat?

Don't get all the complaints about the kids. The kid(s) sucked in 1 and 2 also, 3 didn't really have a kid because the kid was basically just a small adult rather than a child. I'd rather they included some throwaway bit about 'mom and dad are getting a divorce waaaah' that never comes back up...

If the movie is out we don't need spoiler tags. And yeah I thought the Trex/Drex fight was a bit short, but if a Trex couldn't beat another natural apex predator, obviously it wasn't going to be able to beat some genetically engineered monstrosity. Was enjoyable though. Obviously a lot better...

Which is why it's totally possible that Tommen and Myrcella will live long and happy lives when Cersei predeceases them. Screw you Maggy! *edit* Heh, was randomly browsing around the wiki for the books and found the woman Cersei was lezzing out with.

But as Royal says, show could be different.

Well her banishing him makes more sense in the books, because he basically wouldn't apologize or even admit what he did was wrong in the books. Also, in the books she's like 13/14 years old. But I don't really think banishing him makes her retarded, just rightfully upset because his betrayal...

They sort of did with Jorah this past episode, but I agree that it's not exactly the redemption you're talking about. The only pseudo-redemption story I could see happening would be if Ser Thorne manages to save Jon.

pretty much

Yeah Bronn is something of an anomaly. Up until the point where Jaime visits him and reveals that Cersei fucked him over on the marriage deal, his character follows the book Bronn almost exactly. Despite him being just as critical to Tyrion in the books, I just didn't really care about him, but...

He didn't disappear from the books.

I hope the Sand Snakes end up in King's Landing and Bronn settles down with Tyene. Maybe even moves back to Dorne with her.

I put ~7 hours into prison architect back in january and haven't gone back since. I figure that's a good enough deal for the price, and I probably will fire it up again once it's closer to release, it was pretty damn fun.

I have to say, Syrio being Jaqen is easily the funniest completely retarded fan theory I have ever heard.

Do they ever even say why Jaqen was in Westeros in the first place?

I was climbing just fine with midrange druid a couple days ago since Druid is one of my 2 classes that isn't 60 yet.

It was pretty easy to trivialize the game even without Cid faceraping every fight.

heyoooo

Real noble guy.

I'm just messing with you. He already saved the watch from being destroyed by the Wildlings. But seriously, he burned his daughter to get the throne, not to save the world.

Except he hasn't defended the realm against shit. He's still looking to set himself on the Iron Throne while the Watch does its job without him. It would be funny if Tyrion convinced Daenerys to stay in Essos, until Cersei or someone tried to have her assassinated again and really pissed her off.

It is, but it was still one of Square's best games, and the Tactics Advanced games were absolute garbage. Not just compared to the original, but garbage period.