HBO: Game of Thrones (Song of Ice and Fire)

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The Argonaut wrote:What do you want people to post in this thread, chrish2? Variations of "That was awesome," and nothing else?
Game of Thrones is quite the beast because you have this source material that has been around for near 30 years now and there are so many things known/hinted at/revealed because people have poured over it for awhile in the same sense the show doesnt afford you
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FWIW I'm not a book reader (well, I put it down half way through #2 because...the tv shows just so cool so I couldn't be bothered anymore) but I think you guys do a pretty good job of keeping things spoiler free in here.

I enjoy the theories and have no other avenue of coming across them. I appreciate that they are however just that - theories.

Having said that I've never once clicked into the book thread as I don't wanna know, y'know?

I hope Sansa is OK. Reek is fucking gross. And agree on the greyworm lovey dovey shit being a waste of valuable screen time.
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Varis wrote:FWIW I'm not a book reader (well, I put it down half way through #2 because...the tv shows just so cool so I couldn't be bothered anymore) but I think you guys do a pretty good job of keeping things spoiler free in here.

I enjoy the theories and have no other avenue of coming across them. I appreciate that they are however just that - theories.

Having said that I've never once clicked into the book thread as I don't wanna know, y'know?

I hope Sansa is OK. Reek is fucking gross. And agree on the greyworm lovey dovey shit being a waste of valuable screen time.
:luv: This, exactly this.
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I like the Grey Worm stuff. :?
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WHY?!?!?!
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Depth. Change of pace. Color. It ads humanity and raises the stakes two peripheral characters that I enjoy. Helps round out the world and make me feel more committed to the outcome.
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Oh shut up, Pete.
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i should have started reading this thread a lot sooner
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durdencommatyler wrote:Depth. Change of pace. Color. It ads humanity and raises the stakes two peripheral characters that I enjoy. Helps round out the world and make me feel more committed to the outcome.
i love this world, too, but this is all very forced and could be used for any number of other scenes that might explain some things that appear out of nowhere instead of growing naturally from the story.
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Jason Concepion's "Ask the Maester" columns are a mustźread. Filled with great lore and 99.99% spoiler-free! Posted every Tuesday on Grantland.
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Mecca wrote:
durdencommatyler wrote:Depth. Change of pace. Color. It ads humanity and raises the stakes two peripheral characters that I enjoy. Helps round out the world and make me feel more committed to the outcome.
i love this world, too, but this is all very forced and could be used for any number of other scenes that might explain some things that appear out of nowhere instead of growing naturally from the story.
Look, guys, I'm not saying any of you have to like it. I'm just saying that I do.
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This is a tough crowd in this thread Joey. Just ask H2
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Simple Torture wrote:Jason Concepion's "Ask the Maester" columns are a mustźread. Filled with great lore and 99.99% spoiler-free! Posted every Tuesday on Grantland.
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E.H. Ruddock wrote:This is a tough crowd in this thread Joey. Just ask H2
when you argue in this thread, you either win or you die.
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It's been a few years since the last marital rape. Way to go, Game of Thrones!
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Great episode tonight.
HBO is running a new one next week? Haven't they taken Memorial Day weekend off in seasons past?
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Yeah they usually take that off. Weird.

I'll be watching it Monday afternoon, hung over.
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Props for not taking Memorial Day weekend off this year!

The more I'm thinking about that final scene (I don't want to think about it, I just can't stop), I'm thinking that we're supposed to draw comparisons between this and Drago raping Dany in Season 1. Although their relationships are likely to go in opposite directions, I think Sansa is going to be on the rise very soon. Ramsay may have just "awoken the dragon beneath Winterfell," if you get my drift.
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