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Yeah, it was shit.Did anyone else watch that disaster tonight?
I mean, it's great you want to proclaim yourself an enlightened book reader over the rest of us schleps but how do you leave book 5 and try to say the whole Ironborn story is irrelevant? As we leave those characters, Victarion is heading to Dany. Maybe the show producers found out that this doesn't end up mattering, or the cut it due to costs, but there's certainly no indication, from the books alone, that these characters are irrelevant.I think I'm in the minority of book readers who can differentiate between extremely minor tying up of loose ends that is briefly mentioned in the books (ie jeyne westerling is a perfect example, but so is virtually everything else having to deal with north/riverlands etc including lady stone heart) and actual plot advancement.
Your viewpoints are generally spot on and you have swayed my opinion a few times. You're just a megacunt on any topic you are passionate about. To the point it's hard to give a shit if you're right or wrong.Naht, grimmy doesn't like my viewpoints re: got vs asoiaf and he's mad you replied to me.
actually i'm a megacunt on any topic whether i am passionate about it or not. it's a side effect of being right more often than not and the people who are wrong continuing to breath my oxygen. Like vaccines for example. I think anyone who doesn't vaccinate their children should be fed into a wood chipper and their children should be dropped off in the forest somewhere to be raised by wolves. They'd have a better shot at survival than staying in the "care" of the morons who spawned them. Anyone who's opinion on something is directly linked to a fb post of a retweet by some bimbo who's claim to fame has nothing to do with her intelligence (remember "singled out"? yeah Jenny McCarthy had a sweet set of....brains...on her), and then actively puts not only their children but all of society at risk because of that idiocy should be fucking shot.Your viewpoints are generally spot on and you have swayed my opinion a few times. You're just a megacunt on any topic you are passionate about. To the point it's hard to give a shit if you're right or wrong.
My point was just that you said book readers get tied up on things that are irrelevant. The ironbornare notirrelevant in the books. They might not exist in the show and if you want to use that as reason to assume their story flames out in the books, so be it, but no one finished Dragons and sat back and said to themselves, "I bet this Greyjoy story line goes nowhere."Naht, grimmy doesn't like my viewpoints re: got vs asoiaf and he's mad you replied to me.
Re: the ironborn this was made clear last season that their story didn't matter. the kings moot and asha/euron/victarion stories, conquests, invasions, dragonbinding horn, sailing to dany etc, all that shit got excised into two lines of dialogue last season; "oh we took the meereenese navy too. 93 ships."
Remember they haven't even killed off balon yet (or they have and have elected to not even remind viewers about the leech scene or even mentioned his passing), so if even that isn't important enough to tie up loose ends then none of the ironborn are. They are just a means for dany to acquire enough ships to sail her armies to westeros.
Are you arguing that:My point was just that you said book readers get tied up on things that are irrelevant. The ironbornare notirrelevant in the books. They might not exist in the show and if you want to use that as reason to assume their story flames out in the books, so be it, but no one finished Dragons and sat back and said to themselves, "I bet this Greyjoy story line goes nowhere."
Victarian seems to have done one thing, which is to bring a navy to Merreen. I don't expect him to live much past that, so yeah, I pretty much believe "the greyjoy story line goes nowhere".no one finished Dragons and sat back and said to themselves, "I bet this Greyjoy story line goes nowhere."
Sylas said book readers get hung up on irrelevant details that are very easy to differentiate from the real important plot elements. Then he specifically mentioned the Greyjoy family. Victarion is an important part of the books right now.Are you arguing that:
1. GRRM will make the ironborn significant while the show does not?
2. That there's still time for the ironborn to be significant, so we can't count them out because the books haven't?
3. That because the books don't show the ironborn being insignificant, they are still significant in the books even though a reasonable person would already discount them given the direction the show has gone, but you're blocking the memory of what happens in the show so it's still real to you dammit?
Coulda saved yourself a minute or two and stopped there=Pactually i'm a megacunt