GoT - Is Over, Post Your Drogon Sightings

Yeah, he is posting in the spoiler free thread. Discussing it here because calling him out publicly just confirms the spoiler and ruins it for the folks who are legit. I don't want to screw them over just because Jozu wants to be a twat. Best bet would be for a janitor to smack him around with their broom in PMs.

Tuco_sl said:

Yeah I was going to ask if they explicitly said that the Boltons captured Theon. I don't really pay attention to the big reveals in the show and my memory of GoT is a mishmash of book/tv shows.

Either way this isn't conclusive enough to start scorching. I'm sure in the next couple days more problems will happen.

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He not only knew it was the Boltons, which was *never* said (They wore no banners, no symbols, nothing). He ALSO knew, somehow, that Ramsay Bolton was posing as a janitor just to fool Theon.

Either way, he's going to lay low now, probably, because he's reading this I bet.

"It's a shame the throne wasn't made out of cocks, they never would have got him off it." Damn, that had me rolling. Coster-Waldau plays Jaime Lannister so perfectly.

Lithose_sl said:

He not only knew it was the Boltons, which was *never* said (They wore no banners, no symbols, nothing). He ALSO knew, somehow, that Ramsay Bolton was posing as a janitor just to fool Theon.

Either way, he's going to lay low now, probably, because he's reading this I bet.

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Ok, i'm sure you're right about Jozu pulling PUSSY SHIT...

but here's the thing. Watching that show it was beyond obvious that the janitor wasn't any friend of Theon's. "Your sister sent me". Really? Fucking really? Theon's sister hates Theon. Sure, Theon might buy that because a drowning man will grab any line thrown to him (and theon is kind of an idiot even when he's not drowning)... but the viewers should see that immediately as a bald lie.

As far as WHY Ramsey / Michael Bolton / The Janitor is going to these lengths to torture his prisoner... that is much, much less clear. Why go to all this trouble? So far it's absolutely nonsensical mustache twirling villany.

Edit: I eagerly await the scene with Theon suspended over a tank of sharks while the Janitor looks on explaining his evil plot to capture the north for himself and slowly removing the wooden plank which suspends Theon. I mean, I really like Theon as an actor (and I also really like Simon)... but so far that line in the show just seems... whut? Straight up sadistic torture for the sake of straight up sadistic torture I can understand, I guess, but it's like they're trying to hint at deeper meanings which... whut? There's no context.

what is wrong with you?

lol

Ramsay is exactly like that, his purpose in these little mind games is because he gets off on it, its why he had Theon eating out/fisting or whatever he did to "arya stark" on their wedding night.


and theon's sister doesnt hate him, she even has helped him before, when she visited theon at winterfell, she urged him to abandon it and left some men to help out, granted she didnt bring an army, because she had no faith in theon's abilities to hold the castle and also she had men spread thin all over the north. nice move on jozu, dunno why he was pulling that shit. just post here.

I cant wait to see the dragons blow shit up. also the imp character is well played I really enjoy that character.

Am upset Arya didn't go with Jaqen H'ghar.

You could know it's a Bolton that has Theon if you make the connection between the X shaped rack that he is on AND the banners of the Bolton guys that roll up on Jamie and Brienne at the end. Jamie makes a comment about the flayed man banner. It's a stretch but Jozu is a faggot nostrodouche so whatever.

No clue how they plan to drag out the torture shit. Earliest that plot could really play out (and be done justice to the source material) is the season after next.

I'm tellin you, shark tank.

Maybe leeches.

Ooooh. Lampreys.

After watching the first 2 seasons in like giant blocks all at once, I think I may skip out on watching an episode a week from here on out until I can watch it all at once.

While watching them as blocks there didn't seem to be a pacing issue (for my tastes) but watching one episode at a time it feels like barely anything happens and things are much harder to follow.

I could understand that, with all the various situations happening with so many characters, it's difficult to really fulfill a 60 minute episode. They could easily expand each episode to 3 hours, keep the content where it is per episode, but simply go more in depth.

That's not a problem with the books, because just as shit gets good, that POV ends. And you're like "Fuck, I want to get back to Ned's POV!" And then you read Jon's, and you're like "Fuck Ned! I want to read more about Jon!" So on and so forth, until all your favorites characters are dead, you've ripped every book apart, burnt them, and then cried in the corner for 4 days.

This isn't based on personal experience or anything...