joe, people's gripes about the show today vs. what it used to be are somewhat legitimate. and they're certainly nothing new given the way season 7 was handled. you may mock them or discount them altogether because you really liked the way that your favorite character saved all of humanity by appearing out of nowhere straight out of mortal kombat and by stabbing the existential threat that seemingly no one could conquer in the leg with a dagger after he and his entire army of previously menacing white walkers stood there and did nothing, all in a matter of 10 seconds. but that doesn't mean people's opinions are wrong because you disagree with them.durdencommatyler wrote:That and the whole "this show used to play in the gray areas, nothing was black and white, nothing was cut and dried morality but then the white walkers showed up and it became your typical black hat/white hat good vs bad morality bullshit and I hate that so much.... THEN THEY KILLED OFF THE THING THAT I THOUGHT WAS SO POORLY HANDLED IN THE FIRST PLACE THAT I ALMOST QUIT WATCHING YEARS AGO WTF WTF WTF... so what is this show supposed to be now? just some moral ambiguity about a chair????? OUT"
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I actually see Cersei using that as her defense. She’s proven before she’ll burn it all down.dimejinky99 wrote:daft twat wrote:Will a battle for King’s Landing really have any intrigue when one side has two dragons? A few nighttime stealth missions would eliminate the Iron fleet and any camps. I’m not sure another full scale battle makes any sense.
Plus they don’t want to level kings landing.
I think the two sides will clash on the way to each other. Not at the city
I believe Cersei will be publicly beheaded while Sansa and Arya look on. Good chance the Hound swings the axe.
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I love you.Chris_H_2 wrote:joe, people's gripes about the show today vs. what it used to be are somewhat legitimate. and they're certainly nothing new given the way season 7 was handled. you may mock them or discount them altogether because you really liked the way that your favorite character saved all of humanity by appearing out of nowhere straight out of mortal kombat and by stabbing the existential threat that seemingly no one could conquer in the leg with a dagger after he and his entire army of previously menacing white walkers stood there and did nothing, all in a matter of 10 seconds. but that doesn't mean people's opinions are wrong because you disagree with them.durdencommatyler wrote:That and the whole "this show used to play in the gray areas, nothing was black and white, nothing was cut and dried morality but then the white walkers showed up and it became your typical black hat/white hat good vs bad morality bullshit and I hate that so much.... THEN THEY KILLED OFF THE THING THAT I THOUGHT WAS SO POORLY HANDLED IN THE FIRST PLACE THAT I ALMOST QUIT WATCHING YEARS AGO WTF WTF WTF... so what is this show supposed to be now? just some moral ambiguity about a chair????? OUT"
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This show was built on the idea that actions have consequences and that mistakes will be punished, no matter who you are. They've completely abandoned that in the last few seasons and it's to the detriment of the show.Anders wrote:By that logic, most of the characters on the show deserve the same.cutuphalfdead wrote:You're god damned right he shouldn't.Anders wrote:I’ve seen that you don’t think Jaime should get off free either.cutuphalfdead wrote:He died in the Winterfell Godswood, as he should. But it should be with his neck on a block and either Stannis or Jon swinging a sword.Anders wrote:Bran even said: «Thank you Theon. You are a good man.» Then he dies while trying to protect Bran. Can’t get much more redeemed than that.cutuphalfdead wrote:Team Joey on this one.Anders wrote:He’s done some bad stuff, but so has many others, like Dany and Jaime. He’s done a lot of good lately. You can’t really be redeemed without doing bad things. I’ll agree that someone like Kylo or Cersei is nearly impossible.durdencommatyler wrote:I'm sure others will agree. But the was so far beyond redemption for me. There was no way he was coming back at all. For me, there was no redemption. He was a piece of shit and he didn't deserve to live as long as he did.Anders wrote:I thought his redemption was the best part of the episode.
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daft twat wrote:I actually see Cersei using that as her defense. She’s proven before she’ll burn it all down.dimejinky99 wrote:daft twat wrote:Will a battle for King’s Landing really have any intrigue when one side has two dragons? A few nighttime stealth missions would eliminate the Iron fleet and any camps. I’m not sure another full scale battle makes any sense.
Plus they don’t want to level kings landing.
I think the two sides will clash on the way to each other. Not at the city
I believe Cersei will be publicly beheaded while Sansa and Arya look on. Good chance the Hound swings the axe.
I like that.
But Think she’ll go out as she lived. It’ll be sneaky and underhanded.
Possibly Arya sneaking in to finish her. Or Jaimie
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Most have done worse than Jaime, including Daenarys and Arya.durdencommatyler wrote:how do you figure?Anders wrote:By that logic, most of the characters on the show deserve the same.cutuphalfdead wrote:You're god damned right he shouldn't.Anders wrote:I’ve seen that you don’t think Jaime should get off free either.cutuphalfdead wrote:He died in the Winterfell Godswood, as he should. But it should be with his neck on a block and either Stannis or Jon swinging a sword.Anders wrote:Bran even said: «Thank you Theon. You are a good man.» Then he dies while trying to protect Bran. Can’t get much more redeemed than that.cutuphalfdead wrote:Team Joey on this one.Anders wrote:He’s done some bad stuff, but so has many others, like Dany and Jaime. He’s done a lot of good lately. You can’t really be redeemed without doing bad things. I’ll agree that someone like Kylo or Cersei is nearly impossible.durdencommatyler wrote:I'm sure others will agree. But the was so far beyond redemption for me. There was no way he was coming back at all. For me, there was no redemption. He was a piece of shit and he didn't deserve to live as long as he did.Anders wrote:I thought his redemption was the best part of the episode.
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Cool story, bro. I guess you got too pissed off at me to keep reading?Chris_H_2 wrote:joe, people's gripes about the show today vs. what it used to be are somewhat legitimate. and they're certainly nothing new given the way season 7 was handled. you may mock them or discount them altogether because you really liked the way that your favorite character saved all of humanity by appearing out of nowhere straight out of mortal kombat and by stabbing the existential threat that seemingly no one could conquer in the leg with a dagger after he and his entire army of previously menacing white walkers stood there and did nothing, all in a matter of 10 seconds. but that doesn't mean people's opinions are wrong because you disagree with them.durdencommatyler wrote:That and the whole "this show used to play in the gray areas, nothing was black and white, nothing was cut and dried morality but then the white walkers showed up and it became your typical black hat/white hat good vs bad morality bullshit and I hate that so much.... THEN THEY KILLED OFF THE THING THAT I THOUGHT WAS SO POORLY HANDLED IN THE FIRST PLACE THAT I ALMOST QUIT WATCHING YEARS AGO WTF WTF WTF... so what is this show supposed to be now? just some moral ambiguity about a chair????? OUT"
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But those voices tend not to demand to be heard, so the idiot/absurdly loud voices stand out.
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oh, i'm sure a few more anti-dragon crossbows have been fashioned for this battledaft twat wrote:Will a battle for King’s Landing really have any intrigue when one side has two dragons? A few nighttime stealth missions would eliminate the Iron fleet and any camps. I’m not sure another full scale battle makes any sense.
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FUCKING REEEEEEEEEEEEEEALLY PETE??????????cutuphalfdead wrote:I love you.Chris_H_2 wrote:joe, people's gripes about the show today vs. what it used to be are somewhat legitimate. and they're certainly nothing new given the way season 7 was handled. you may mock them or discount them altogether because you really liked the way that your favorite character saved all of humanity by appearing out of nowhere straight out of mortal kombat and by stabbing the existential threat that seemingly no one could conquer in the leg with a dagger after he and his entire army of previously menacing white walkers stood there and did nothing, all in a matter of 10 seconds. but that doesn't mean people's opinions are wrong because you disagree with them.durdencommatyler wrote:That and the whole "this show used to play in the gray areas, nothing was black and white, nothing was cut and dried morality but then the white walkers showed up and it became your typical black hat/white hat good vs bad morality bullshit and I hate that so much.... THEN THEY KILLED OFF THE THING THAT I THOUGHT WAS SO POORLY HANDLED IN THE FIRST PLACE THAT I ALMOST QUIT WATCHING YEARS AGO WTF WTF WTF... so what is this show supposed to be now? just some moral ambiguity about a chair????? OUT"
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I love you too. We'll always have the correct opinion of Theon.durdencommatyler wrote:FUCKING REEEEEEEEEEEEEEALLY PETE??????????cutuphalfdead wrote:I love you.Chris_H_2 wrote:joe, people's gripes about the show today vs. what it used to be are somewhat legitimate. and they're certainly nothing new given the way season 7 was handled. you may mock them or discount them altogether because you really liked the way that your favorite character saved all of humanity by appearing out of nowhere straight out of mortal kombat and by stabbing the existential threat that seemingly no one could conquer in the leg with a dagger after he and his entire army of previously menacing white walkers stood there and did nothing, all in a matter of 10 seconds. but that doesn't mean people's opinions are wrong because you disagree with them.durdencommatyler wrote:That and the whole "this show used to play in the gray areas, nothing was black and white, nothing was cut and dried morality but then the white walkers showed up and it became your typical black hat/white hat good vs bad morality bullshit and I hate that so much.... THEN THEY KILLED OFF THE THING THAT I THOUGHT WAS SO POORLY HANDLED IN THE FIRST PLACE THAT I ALMOST QUIT WATCHING YEARS AGO WTF WTF WTF... so what is this show supposed to be now? just some moral ambiguity about a chair????? OUT"
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I supposed that depends on your own perspective. I'd say that's not even kind of true. But I'm also probably not using the same rubric you are.Anders wrote:Most have done worse than Jaime, including Daenarys and Arya.durdencommatyler wrote:how do you figure?Anders wrote:By that logic, most of the characters on the show deserve the same.cutuphalfdead wrote:You're god damned right he shouldn't.Anders wrote:I’ve seen that you don’t think Jaime should get off free either.cutuphalfdead wrote:He died in the Winterfell Godswood, as he should. But it should be with his neck on a block and either Stannis or Jon swinging a sword.Anders wrote:Bran even said: «Thank you Theon. You are a good man.» Then he dies while trying to protect Bran. Can’t get much more redeemed than that.cutuphalfdead wrote:Team Joey on this one.Anders wrote:He’s done some bad stuff, but so has many others, like Dany and Jaime. He’s done a lot of good lately. You can’t really be redeemed without doing bad things. I’ll agree that someone like Kylo or Cersei is nearly impossible.durdencommatyler wrote:I'm sure others will agree. But the was so far beyond redemption for me. There was no way he was coming back at all. For me, there was no redemption. He was a piece of shit and he didn't deserve to live as long as he did.Anders wrote:I thought his redemption was the best part of the episode.
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I know. But this one stung. I'm gonna need a minute.cutuphalfdead wrote:I love you too. We'll always have the correct opinion of Theon.durdencommatyler wrote:FUCKING REEEEEEEEEEEEEEALLY PETE??????????cutuphalfdead wrote:I love you.Chris_H_2 wrote:joe, people's gripes about the show today vs. what it used to be are somewhat legitimate. and they're certainly nothing new given the way season 7 was handled. you may mock them or discount them altogether because you really liked the way that your favorite character saved all of humanity by appearing out of nowhere straight out of mortal kombat and by stabbing the existential threat that seemingly no one could conquer in the leg with a dagger after he and his entire army of previously menacing white walkers stood there and did nothing, all in a matter of 10 seconds. but that doesn't mean people's opinions are wrong because you disagree with them.durdencommatyler wrote:That and the whole "this show used to play in the gray areas, nothing was black and white, nothing was cut and dried morality but then the white walkers showed up and it became your typical black hat/white hat good vs bad morality bullshit and I hate that so much.... THEN THEY KILLED OFF THE THING THAT I THOUGHT WAS SO POORLY HANDLED IN THE FIRST PLACE THAT I ALMOST QUIT WATCHING YEARS AGO WTF WTF WTF... so what is this show supposed to be now? just some moral ambiguity about a chair????? OUT"
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No, it’s really notJuanHamm wrote:This show was built on the idea that actions have consequences and that mistakes will be punished, no matter who you are. They've completely abandoned that in the last few seasons and it's to the detriment of the show.Anders wrote:By that logic, most of the characters on the show deserve the same.cutuphalfdead wrote:You're god damned right he shouldn't.Anders wrote:I’ve seen that you don’t think Jaime should get off free either.cutuphalfdead wrote:He died in the Winterfell Godswood, as he should. But it should be with his neck on a block and either Stannis or Jon swinging a sword.Anders wrote:Bran even said: «Thank you Theon. You are a good man.» Then he dies while trying to protect Bran. Can’t get much more redeemed than that.cutuphalfdead wrote:Team Joey on this one.Anders wrote:He’s done some bad stuff, but so has many others, like Dany and Jaime. He’s done a lot of good lately. You can’t really be redeemed without doing bad things. I’ll agree that someone like Kylo or Cersei is nearly impossible.durdencommatyler wrote:I'm sure others will agree. But the was so far beyond redemption for me. There was no way he was coming back at all. For me, there was no redemption. He was a piece of shit and he didn't deserve to live as long as he did.Anders wrote:I thought his redemption was the best part of the episode.
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Agreed.Mecca wrote:No, it’s really notJuanHamm wrote:This show was built on the idea that actions have consequences and that mistakes will be punished, no matter who you are. They've completely abandoned that in the last few seasons and it's to the detriment of the show.Anders wrote:By that logic, most of the characters on the show deserve the same.cutuphalfdead wrote:You're god damned right he shouldn't.Anders wrote:I’ve seen that you don’t think Jaime should get off free either.cutuphalfdead wrote:He died in the Winterfell Godswood, as he should. But it should be with his neck on a block and either Stannis or Jon swinging a sword.Anders wrote:Bran even said: «Thank you Theon. You are a good man.» Then he dies while trying to protect Bran. Can’t get much more redeemed than that.cutuphalfdead wrote:Team Joey on this one.Anders wrote:He’s done some bad stuff, but so has many others, like Dany and Jaime. He’s done a lot of good lately. You can’t really be redeemed without doing bad things. I’ll agree that someone like Kylo or Cersei is nearly impossible.durdencommatyler wrote:I'm sure others will agree. But the was so far beyond redemption for me. There was no way he was coming back at all. For me, there was no redemption. He was a piece of shit and he didn't deserve to live as long as he did.Anders wrote:I thought his redemption was the best part of the episode.
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Take all the time you need.durdencommatyler wrote:I know. But this one stung. I'm gonna need a minute.cutuphalfdead wrote:I love you too. We'll always have the correct opinion of Theon.durdencommatyler wrote:FUCKING REEEEEEEEEEEEEEALLY PETE??????????cutuphalfdead wrote:I love you.Chris_H_2 wrote:joe, people's gripes about the show today vs. what it used to be are somewhat legitimate. and they're certainly nothing new given the way season 7 was handled. you may mock them or discount them altogether because you really liked the way that your favorite character saved all of humanity by appearing out of nowhere straight out of mortal kombat and by stabbing the existential threat that seemingly no one could conquer in the leg with a dagger after he and his entire army of previously menacing white walkers stood there and did nothing, all in a matter of 10 seconds. but that doesn't mean people's opinions are wrong because you disagree with them.durdencommatyler wrote:That and the whole "this show used to play in the gray areas, nothing was black and white, nothing was cut and dried morality but then the white walkers showed up and it became your typical black hat/white hat good vs bad morality bullshit and I hate that so much.... THEN THEY KILLED OFF THE THING THAT I THOUGHT WAS SO POORLY HANDLED IN THE FIRST PLACE THAT I ALMOST QUIT WATCHING YEARS AGO WTF WTF WTF... so what is this show supposed to be now? just some moral ambiguity about a chair????? OUT"
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Finally!Anders wrote:Agreed.Mecca wrote:No, it’s really notJuanHamm wrote:This show was built on the idea that actions have consequences and that mistakes will be punished, no matter who you are. They've completely abandoned that in the last few seasons and it's to the detriment of the show.Anders wrote:By that logic, most of the characters on the show deserve the same.cutuphalfdead wrote:You're god damned right he shouldn't.Anders wrote:I’ve seen that you don’t think Jaime should get off free either.cutuphalfdead wrote:He died in the Winterfell Godswood, as he should. But it should be with his neck on a block and either Stannis or Jon swinging a sword.Anders wrote:Bran even said: «Thank you Theon. You are a good man.» Then he dies while trying to protect Bran. Can’t get much more redeemed than that.cutuphalfdead wrote:Team Joey on this one.Anders wrote:He’s done some bad stuff, but so has many others, like Dany and Jaime. He’s done a lot of good lately. You can’t really be redeemed without doing bad things. I’ll agree that someone like Kylo or Cersei is nearly impossible.durdencommatyler wrote:I'm sure others will agree. But the was so far beyond redemption for me. There was no way he was coming back at all. For me, there was no redemption. He was a piece of shit and he didn't deserve to live as long as he did.Anders wrote:I thought his redemption was the best part of the episode.
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Thank you.cutuphalfdead wrote:Take all the time you need.durdencommatyler wrote:I know. But this one stung. I'm gonna need a minute.cutuphalfdead wrote:I love you too. We'll always have the correct opinion of Theon.durdencommatyler wrote:FUCKING REEEEEEEEEEEEEEALLY PETE??????????cutuphalfdead wrote:I love you.Chris_H_2 wrote:joe, people's gripes about the show today vs. what it used to be are somewhat legitimate. and they're certainly nothing new given the way season 7 was handled. you may mock them or discount them altogether because you really liked the way that your favorite character saved all of humanity by appearing out of nowhere straight out of mortal kombat and by stabbing the existential threat that seemingly no one could conquer in the leg with a dagger after he and his entire army of previously menacing white walkers stood there and did nothing, all in a matter of 10 seconds. but that doesn't mean people's opinions are wrong because you disagree with them.durdencommatyler wrote:That and the whole "this show used to play in the gray areas, nothing was black and white, nothing was cut and dried morality but then the white walkers showed up and it became your typical black hat/white hat good vs bad morality bullshit and I hate that so much.... THEN THEY KILLED OFF THE THING THAT I THOUGHT WAS SO POORLY HANDLED IN THE FIRST PLACE THAT I ALMOST QUIT WATCHING YEARS AGO WTF WTF WTF... so what is this show supposed to be now? just some moral ambiguity about a chair????? OUT"
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That rich asshole? Who cares.durdencommatyler wrote:Thank you.cutuphalfdead wrote:Take all the time you need.durdencommatyler wrote:I know. But this one stung. I'm gonna need a minute.cutuphalfdead wrote:I love you too. We'll always have the correct opinion of Theon.durdencommatyler wrote:FUCKING REEEEEEEEEEEEEEALLY PETE??????????cutuphalfdead wrote:I love you.Chris_H_2 wrote:joe, people's gripes about the show today vs. what it used to be are somewhat legitimate. and they're certainly nothing new given the way season 7 was handled. you may mock them or discount them altogether because you really liked the way that your favorite character saved all of humanity by appearing out of nowhere straight out of mortal kombat and by stabbing the existential threat that seemingly no one could conquer in the leg with a dagger after he and his entire army of previously menacing white walkers stood there and did nothing, all in a matter of 10 seconds. but that doesn't mean people's opinions are wrong because you disagree with them.durdencommatyler wrote:That and the whole "this show used to play in the gray areas, nothing was black and white, nothing was cut and dried morality but then the white walkers showed up and it became your typical black hat/white hat good vs bad morality bullshit and I hate that so much.... THEN THEY KILLED OFF THE THING THAT I THOUGHT WAS SO POORLY HANDLED IN THE FIRST PLACE THAT I ALMOST QUIT WATCHING YEARS AGO WTF WTF WTF... so what is this show supposed to be now? just some moral ambiguity about a chair????? OUT"
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