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Re: HBO: Game of Thrones (Song of Ice and Fire)
I like when the same people are posting in this thread and the book thread at the same time. It means that the book people are either
a) expanding on the theories that they're touching on in here, or
b) making fun of the dumb theories of the TV people.
a) expanding on the theories that they're touching on in here, or
b) making fun of the dumb theories of the TV people.
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Re: HBO: Game of Thrones (Song of Ice and Fire)
I tried not to make that post. I wrote and deleted a few different versions of it multiple times. I might just go back and delete it all together. I said it was gonna be bad.
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I thought it was because Littlefinger twisted his mustache and convinced Lysa to poison Jon Arryn and blame the Lannisters?durdencommatyler wrote:This is gonna sound so totally pretentious, so I apologize. Please forgive me. But anyone who thinks Ned could have had an affair isn't paying attention to Game of Thrones. Literally, THIS. ENTIRE. MESS. comes about -- LITERALLY -- because he isn't that kinda dude.
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"Honor above all else" is Ned Stark's code throughout the entire first season.The Argonaut wrote:I like when the same people are posting in this thread and the book thread at the same time. It means that the book people are either
a) expanding on the theories that they're touching on in here, or
b) making fun of the dumb theories of the TV people.
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Mecca wrote:I thought it was because Littlefinger twisted his mustache and convinced Lysa to poison Jon Arryn and blame the Lannisters?durdencommatyler wrote:This is gonna sound so totally pretentious, so I apologize. Please forgive me. But anyone who thinks Ned could have had an affair isn't paying attention to Game of Thrones. Literally, THIS. ENTIRE. MESS. comes about -- LITERALLY -- because he isn't that kinda dude.
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Oh, my post wasn't about joey's post. His idea makes perfect sense. Ned didn't let the Lannasters get away with their bullshit, even if it meant his own death and a Lannister-Baratheon war.Mecca wrote:"Honor above all else" is Ned Stark's code throughout the entire first season.The Argonaut wrote:I like when the same people are posting in this thread and the book thread at the same time. It means that the book people are either
a) expanding on the theories that they're touching on in here, or
b) making fun of the dumb theories of the TV people.
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Like I said previous, as a book reader, there is nothing that anyone has said in this thread over the last few pages --- including what Spike said, and what Pete put in a spoiler tag --- that isn't IN THE TV SHOW. Yes, there is more to support various theories in the books, but nothing has been said in this thread (at least recently) that isn't supported by the show.
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The Argonaut wrote:Oh, my post wasn't about joey's post. His idea makes perfect sense. Ned didn't let the Lannasters get away with their bullshit, even if it meant his own death and a Lannister-Baratheon war.Mecca wrote:"Honor above all else" is Ned Stark's code throughout the entire first season.The Argonaut wrote:I like when the same people are posting in this thread and the book thread at the same time. It means that the book people are either
a) expanding on the theories that they're touching on in here, or
b) making fun of the dumb theories of the TV people.
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also, 90% of teh posts in the book thread are making fun of youThe Argonaut wrote:Oh, my post wasn't about joey's post. His idea makes perfect sense. Ned didn't let the Lannasters get away with their bullshit, even if it meant his own death and a Lannister-Baratheon war.Mecca wrote:"Honor above all else" is Ned Stark's code throughout the entire first season.The Argonaut wrote:I like when the same people are posting in this thread and the book thread at the same time. It means that the book people are either
a) expanding on the theories that they're touching on in here, or
b) making fun of the dumb theories of the TV people.
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kinda like chud and GDMecca wrote:also, 90% of teh posts in the book thread are making fun of youThe Argonaut wrote:Oh, my post wasn't about joey's post. His idea makes perfect sense. Ned didn't let the Lannasters get away with their bullshit, even if it meant his own death and a Lannister-Baratheon war.Mecca wrote:"Honor above all else" is Ned Stark's code throughout the entire first season.The Argonaut wrote:I like when the same people are posting in this thread and the book thread at the same time. It means that the book people are either
a) expanding on the theories that they're touching on in here, or
b) making fun of the dumb theories of the TV people.
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I feel like im missing about 90% of the show since i dont read the books. Fuck this.
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there are some good recaps out there online, man. i don't read those tomes either.Strat wrote:I feel like im missing about 90% of the show since i dont read the books. Fuck this.
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Re: HBO: Game of Thrones (Song of Ice and Fire)
I've definitely heard non book readers speculate that lyana was Jon's mother.
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Re: HBO: Game of Thrones (Song of Ice and Fire)
I guess what I'm missing is how just because Ned is Mr. Honor in his later years, which is obvious, that means he couldn't have done something dishonorable in his youth? Time passes, people change. He carries this blanket of civic duty born from honor and what may be guilt left from having a bastard son while away at war. I can also see how that guilt isn't guilt at all, and is rather a conflict of keeping his word to his sister in laws dying wish or being truthful to his queen, but I still don't see how it is a no brainer like you guys are implying.
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From now on can we just put speculation and theories in spoilers?
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jesus christChris_H_2 wrote:From now on can we just put speculation and theories in spoilers?
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it was never proven that he lived, please spoiler that name as its only speculativespike wrote:jesus christChris_H_2 wrote:From now on can we just put speculation and theories in spoilers?
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This thread should only be used for shot-by-shot plot re-caps of the episode we all just watched. Stannis talked to his daughter. Barristan got stabbed. I will not speculate on whether or not he is still alive.
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spike wrote:jesus christChris_H_2 wrote:From now on can we just put speculation and theories in spoilers?
I'd abort christ for you.