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

[dimejinky99]

and i want to bang her

Tommen had the most beautiful eyes on any show ever. I would even bang his mom though.

Jaimie is gonna kill her. Probably in front of the whole city.

[Strat]

and i want to bang her

Tommen had the most beautiful eyes on any show ever. I would even bang his mom though.

Jaimie is gonna kill her. Probably in front of the whole city.

TOmmen was 12 years old you sick fuck.

[dimejinky99]

and i want to bang her

Tommen had the most beautiful eyes on any show ever. I would even bang his mom though.

Jaimie is gonna kill her. Probably in front of the whole city.

TOmmen was 12 years old you sick fuck.

He wasn't 12 in that club last week in Belfast. *ahem*

[Strat]

ew

[dimejinky99]

His mom fucked his uncle. His dad.

Ps is Jon snow gonna diddle Danerys or Sansa?

[Strat]

When cersai talked about why she likes to fuck her brother...my penis moved

[dimejinky99]

When cersai talked about why she likes to fuck her brother...my penis moved

She's a strong independent woman. And a power hungry evil manipulating harpie. Still would though.

[Norah]

When cersai talked about why she likes to fuck her brother...my penis moved

She's a strong independent woman. And a power hungry evil manipulating harpie. Still would though.

Girl, I didn't know you could get down like that.

[dimejinky99]

When cersai talked about why she likes to fuck her brother...my penis moved

She's a strong independent woman. And a power hungry evil manipulating harpie. Still would though.

Girl, I didn't know you could get down like that.

I wouldn't be able to but I'm sure she'd find a way to make me.



I have a big lesbian wide on just thinking about it.

[dimejinky99]

Did I just make RM do a UD for wide on?

[dimejinky99]

Benioff: I think the idea of Cersei without her children is terrifying because it was the one thing that really humanised her: the love for her kids. And as much of a monster as she could sometimes be, she was a mother who truly did love her children and now those children have gone and now all she’s got is power – and she’s got a lot of it. She’s the queen, she’s sitting on the iron throne. I don’t think it bodes well for anyone really. She’s capable of doing anything – as she’s proven in this episode – to get what she wants. The real question now is, what does she want?

[Norah]

She doesn't seem to give a fuck that Myrcella was murdered.

[dimejinky99]

This is a cool read.
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[tragabigzanda]

Whenever there's active promotion on the part of somebody else, whenever I see somebody all dolled up for a fancy photograph and someone's handing out flyers or whenever there's active promotion for something like that, as an imposition on my day, I hate all those people and I want them to fail. I have a visceral reaction to advertising and promotion. There's just something about salesmanship that grates on me on a very base level and I react very negatively towards it. I want those people to suffer and I want their enterprises to fail.

[dimejinky99]

Benioff: I think the idea of Cersei without her children is terrifying because it was the one thing that really humanised her: the love for her kids. And as much of a monster as she could sometimes be, she was a mother who truly did love her children and now those children have gone and now all she’s got is power – and she’s got a lot of it. She’s the queen, she’s sitting on the iron throne. I don’t think it bodes well for anyone really. She’s capable of doing anything – as she’s proven in this episode – to get what she wants. The real question now is, what does she want?

What's the estimation on the size of her army now? Compared to Dany, I'd guess she's got way less soldiers, but also less mouths to feed (since she blew them all up).

Does she have an army at all) but if not has Lannister money to pay for one.

Question is, will Jaimie lead it? I'm thinking he's gonna kill her in anger. But same time, I don't think he wants the throne for himself. At all.

He's more a field man. He's never have delusions of grandeur really.

[BurtReynolds]

It occurs to me that Littlefinger might come looking for a marriage alliance. That would give her another army.

Still doesn't seem like a huge threat to Dany, but then I realize that Greyjoy brother is still sailing around...

[epilogue]

I laughed really fucking hard when the king launched himself out of the window.

Really? That terrified me. It was the first truly shocking moment in the show for me as a book reader.

Hodor?

There was enough speculation prior to the episode to let the air out of that one. It was still totally effective and heartbreaking, sure. But it wasn't truly shocking because too many people predicted it ahead of time.

I didn't see a single thing predicting and discussing Tommen's suicide. It was shocking to me.

[epilogue]

Guys, Cersei is at least as evil as her enemies. Probably much more evil.

Yeah, the people rooting for/sympathizing with Cersei are seriously baffling to me.

[Monkey_Driven]

I laughed really fucking hard when the king launched himself out of the window.

Really? That terrified me. It was the first truly shocking moment in the show for me as a book reader.

Hodor?

There was enough speculation prior to the episode to let the air out of that one. It was still totally effective and heartbreaking, sure. But it wasn't truly shocking because too many people predicted it ahead of time.

I didn't see a single thing predicting and discussing Tommen's suicide. It was shocking to me.

I consider myself a regular on the Reddit threads and I had no idea about the Hodor reveal. That death completely took me by surprise.

[epilogue]

I laughed really fucking hard when the king launched himself out of the window.

Really? That terrified me. It was the first truly shocking moment in the show for me as a book reader.

Hodor?

There was enough speculation prior to the episode to let the air out of that one. It was still totally effective and heartbreaking, sure. But it wasn't truly shocking because too many people predicted it ahead of time.

I didn't see a single thing predicting and discussing Tommen's suicide. It was shocking to me.

I consider myself a regular on the Reddit threads and I had no idea about the Hodor reveal. That death completely took me by surprise.

Really? Didn't we talk about it here in spoiler tags? I don't know how I "knew" about it or expected it if not for this thread. I don't Reddit.