The notion that Sansa is supposed to evolve into some grand schemer and manipulator from spending a few months with Littlefinger is for me the most absurd leap from the books to have to swallow up to this point. She was always the perpetual victim of circumstance. She's not sharp enough or ruthless enough to be a match for Roose Bolton and she's not hardened enough to simply maintain once she gets a full dose of Ramsay's dark side.good episode, but sansa is fucking stupid. even in goodfellas henry's wife didnt fall for that bullshit.
I thought it wasn't on On Demand until after it aired?The hell are you a Neanderthal?! Just on demand it soy
Pretty much this. Enough has changed where I barely question whether a certain event has even happened in the books or not. Episode itself was pretty good, the Dany marriage 'proposal' was about as awkward as you can get though.I feel like I just need to 100% forget what happened in the books. It's been long enough that I only partially remember, and now with the show changing so much it's making me very confused.
I really just need to take the show as the new canon.
Hamfisted would be a more accurate description.Episode itself was pretty good, the Dany marriage 'proposal' was about as awkward as you can get though.
dafuq?Ya. His story told of a Bravosi merchant with shit items except a wooden doll dressed in the colors of the Barathian house. He bought it and she hugged it. Then he mentions "we burned the doll, but it was too late", which would suggest it was infected with greyscale. The question is, who poisoned the doll? They obviously were trying to target him or his family.
Also how are you still butthurt over this?yeah, my butt is finally recovering from all the pain caused by selmy's retarded death. all ready for a new canon violation!
I know it is a disease, I guess I should have said "infected" instead of "poisoned", but poisoned has the connotation of it being intentionally done whereas infected doesn't have that connotation.like the dany changes they are moving her along rather quick. It wasn't until she had basically lost everything and fucking around in a field having her period that she realized she shouldn't have abandoned her true children and that all she will ever be is her house words, fire and blood. Glad she is realizing this now and taking fucking charge in Mereen instead of being paralyzed bitch at a pity party. That's a whole bunch of shit we get to skip.
also liked that a great deal of dialogue this episode was verbatim from the books.
edit:
dafuq?
this is the spoiler thread bro, so you should read the books. Grayscale is a disease, it's not poison. It's westeros' version of leprosy. it's spread by contact and can live on shit like garments, rags, and cloth and be transferred. There was no grand conspiracy and nobody was targeting him. It was just an unfortunate turn of events.
This is completely different as all 7 would have been battle veterans by this point and likely all fully armored. Not to mention I can name 3 of them off the top of my head, the rest are likely named as well if I bothered to go look.keep in mind that 3 of the greatest knights/kingsguard in history Oswell Whent, Gerold Hightower The White Bull, and Arthur fucking Dayne the Sword of the goddamn Morning all died to 7 men, 5 of which are so unimportant that they aren't even named, of which Ned stark (a decent but not great fighter) is the most notable fighter among them.
yeah i thought miranda had one of the direwolves locked up (although not sure which one would still be alive and already accounted for...) and expected it to eat sansa, and instead it turns into sansa's mount and companion and kills miranda. that would have been stupid as fuck but still coolI'm sad that the wolves have been all but forgotten at this point.