Damn right
Game of Thrones
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Damn right
So many call backs in this episode to seasons past.
I was slightly worried at the end of last season that Little Finger would find a way to pit Sansa and John against each other. But with the arrival of the other two Starks it seems obvious that there is no way that will happen. They are like a pack of wolves now and stronger than ever. Brann essentially knows everything and I can't wait for Little Finger to get outed as the mastermind behind almost everything bad that has happened.
The battle scene at the end was amazing and continues the pattern of Danny losing a little before she gets a big victory.
I was slightly worried at the end of last season that Little Finger would find a way to pit Sansa and John against each other. But with the arrival of the other two Starks it seems obvious that there is no way that will happen. They are like a pack of wolves now and stronger than ever. Brann essentially knows everything and I can't wait for Little Finger to get outed as the mastermind behind almost everything bad that has happened.
The battle scene at the end was amazing and continues the pattern of Danny losing a little before she gets a big victory.
jpx7
Very Flirtatious, but Doubts What Love Is.
"Chaos is a ladder."
jpx7
Very Flirtatious, but Doubts What Love Is.
Not sure I'd say "masterpiece", but thoroughly enjoyable, and great acceleration in the final act (I was surprised the episode had already run ~50 minutes when the credits rolled). I did very much like the bait-and-switch—it was nice for the battle to just suddenly happen, as opposed to some of the other "battle" episodes in the series, where the fact of a forthcoming battle was known one or more episodes in advance.
Yeah I like how that was subtle but Littlefinger obviously got it. Don't think he fully knows the extent of what Bran know but he will in time.
BlackwaterPark
Approaching Buddy Hernandez Territory
So did Jamie die, or will he be saved? Was it Bronn I assume that did it? Any chance he is saved, and Tyrion takes him hostage?
Kinda will suck if he dies, and Cersei will never get Lady Olennas message
Kinda will suck if he dies, and Cersei will never get Lady Olennas message
cajunrevenge
Well-known member
If you liked this I would suggest wearing your brown pants for episode 6.
jpx7
Very Flirtatious, but Doubts What Love Is.
I'll wear my Bronn pants.
No way does Jamie die there. He will fulfill one of the prophesies told to Cersei and be the brother that kills her...imo anyways
Yeah I read where the scripts through episode 6 got leaked. It's taking a lot to not check that out.
jpx7
Very Flirtatious, but Doubts What Love Is.
Been betting on that for a while, myself. He's already killed one crazed tyrant in his life; and Cersei's arguably taken more from him, personally, than the Mad King ever did.
I saw Jamie as Darth Vader and Cersei as the emperor. Right when it seems like the darkside is going to pull it out Jamie will take out cersei and will sacrifice himself for the good guys.
chop2chip
Well-known member
That's assuming Dany is a good guy. In the preview for next week it appears Tyrion got Mad Queen vibes from her.
50PoundHead
Hessmania Forever
Midway through the last season, I got the feeling that Danerys is pretty much as power mad as all the other would-be emperors/empresses. It's dressed up differently, but at base she's the same. I see her as a "communist" Lenin/Stalin versus a bunch of "fascist" Hitlers. I thought the look on Tyrion's face as the dragons were demolishing the Lannister army was telling. Perhaps it was sadness for his siblings' side or perhaps it was "what the f*ck did I sign up for?"
Speaking of the Lannister army, I don't know how many of you knew about this. I didn't until I saw the teaser line at mlb.com. Link: http://m.mlb.com/cutfour/2017/08/07...ot-on-game-of-thrones-in-epic-battle-sequence
CyYoung31
Shift Leader
**** off. Councilman Thomas is immortal.
CyYoung31
Shift Leader
This.