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The Dirtbag
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Pretty sure the Night King wants to Make Westeros Great Again.
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GoT - Is Over, Post Your Drogon Sightings
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zzeris
King Turd of Shit Hill
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Yep, all the old stories are wrong. Not only did we not know who first created the white walkers but we didn't know the Night King built the Wall. Last episode has Jon killing the Night King at this scene. Deep shit, man.
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To be fair she did do some stuff the other characters didn't do. Like get raped.
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Siliconemelons
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If he does that, he needs to go right back to the red keep with him... Danny aint ganna say "its okay bro" - she will roast him.
Regime
LOADING, PLEASE WAIT...
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Well yeah. No fucking way Jaime lives with Dany. He killed her dad and more importantly try to spear her.
Tyrion may rescue him. That Dothraki general talking smack was the last straw. Tryion, Bronn, and Jaime together again.
TJT
Mr. Poopybutthole
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That guy has the hugest, broadest shoulders I've ever seen. It makes his head look weird.
TJT
Mr. Poopybutthole
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Jaime ain't going to die. Tyrion will convince them that he's a good hostage to have.
...Or he'll escape in some retarded way.
TJT
Mr. Poopybutthole
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Randyl, Dickon, Bronn, and Jaime have to end up prisoners. Show jumps the shark if they all were able to swim away and escape.
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Muurloen
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Oldbased
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Tyrion will meet Jamie. Hell he may be the one to spare them or pull them from the water. I doubt Dany is involved in it as she would take him prisoner. She doesn't have compassion of others which is a bit odd considering her goals. She is sort of a whiney bitch to be honest and the only reason outside destiny and dragons she made it this far is somewhere along the way she realized it as well and started taking and following the advice of others.
I'm going to say Jamie is pretty much done with the world he knew at this point. He probably nearly drowns and was full on PTSD after that fight. He's had losses before but never in his face and never with people roasting alive. The scene where the men beside him turned to ash then the others had melting skin did him in. Once Tyrion brings up fucking undead and lich kings he will just freak the fuck out. They are also friends and brothers and Bronn considers both to be probably his best friends. Pretty sure Bronn is now also at the point where fuck all this, there be dragons and well fuck the gold and my castle.
The arguments between Bri and Arya hold weight. She should not have been able to parry those blows, especially given how hard she was swinging. I noticed this in season 1 as well at Castle Black. Those edges might be dull but fuck me one of those catch you in the neck or head and you'll make current Bran look like a social man. Catch one in a joint/hand/unarmored and someone will be opening up your ketchup bottles for life. This is why Romans used wooden swords! Still it is a magical world and things don't act as ours. Otherwise there would be 10 year summers and dragons and shit running around. I am still more bent on the fact everyone is already starving/needing food, winter is just now coming and she roasted probably 10% of the continents grain/food stores. Even though it was only 27 wagons of it.
My biggest gripes are still not with the characters, or the show but rather HBO's decision to cut out 7 episodes from this series when many things could have been explained better or story arcs filled more. We saw Sam go to Old Castle, which oddly enough Jorah happens to show up infected and he cures him. Now I suppose we'll not see them again or they will magically teleport all the way across an entire continent longways to some mission or statement. What a fucking waste. If HBO had any sense they would have cut the opiate supply to the writers 40%, just enough to make them write out 5 more hours of events and dialogue and gave this series the proper burial it deserves.
I'm going to say Jamie is pretty much done with the world he knew at this point. He probably nearly drowns and was full on PTSD after that fight. He's had losses before but never in his face and never with people roasting alive. The scene where the men beside him turned to ash then the others had melting skin did him in. Once Tyrion brings up fucking undead and lich kings he will just freak the fuck out. They are also friends and brothers and Bronn considers both to be probably his best friends. Pretty sure Bronn is now also at the point where fuck all this, there be dragons and well fuck the gold and my castle.
The arguments between Bri and Arya hold weight. She should not have been able to parry those blows, especially given how hard she was swinging. I noticed this in season 1 as well at Castle Black. Those edges might be dull but fuck me one of those catch you in the neck or head and you'll make current Bran look like a social man. Catch one in a joint/hand/unarmored and someone will be opening up your ketchup bottles for life. This is why Romans used wooden swords! Still it is a magical world and things don't act as ours. Otherwise there would be 10 year summers and dragons and shit running around. I am still more bent on the fact everyone is already starving/needing food, winter is just now coming and she roasted probably 10% of the continents grain/food stores. Even though it was only 27 wagons of it.
My biggest gripes are still not with the characters, or the show but rather HBO's decision to cut out 7 episodes from this series when many things could have been explained better or story arcs filled more. We saw Sam go to Old Castle, which oddly enough Jorah happens to show up infected and he cures him. Now I suppose we'll not see them again or they will magically teleport all the way across an entire continent longways to some mission or statement. What a fucking waste. If HBO had any sense they would have cut the opiate supply to the writers 40%, just enough to make them write out 5 more hours of events and dialogue and gave this series the proper burial it deserves.
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I really liked this episode even if it was mostly predictable. Only thing I'm not sure about is no matter what technique I don't think Needle could parry a broadsword going full steam. It just feels like the momentum would be mostly unstoppable by such a tiny weapon.
DickTrickle
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The show plays so fast and loose with timing I don't think Tarly was actually at the battle. Bronn and Dickon were going to flog the stragglers while Jaime oversaw and then Tarly rode off, I believe. I think this could be the show's way of saying he had already ridden far enough away by the time the battle started. There were no shots of him from the time Bronn heard the Dothraki to the end of the episode.