Re: HBO: Game of Thrones (Song of Ice and Fire)
Posted: Wed June 29, 2016 2:05 am
you don't want to know what happens when you rape a silent sisterzeb wrote:When you rape septas your head must be unadorned?
you don't want to know what happens when you rape a silent sisterzeb wrote:When you rape septas your head must be unadorned?
cutuphalfdead wrote:Predictions for tomorrow night:
We get some massive wild fire in King's Landing.
Arya arrives in the Riverlands and sneaks into Riverrun to exact some revenge and ends up meeting Sandor and Brienne again.
Littlefinger wants to marry Sansa as payment for his help at the Battle.
Bran arrives at the Wall, killing it's magic with his zombie tattoo, and the White Walkers march south.
all of that was inferred from the previous episodes, none of those stories are in the books yetDev wrote:Oh and can you doofs stop spoiling shit with your book-influenced/trailer influenced(I don't watch any trailers) predictions etc. spoiler code that shit.
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cutuphalfdead wrote:Predictions for tomorrow night:
We get some massive wild fire in King's Landing.
Arya arrives in the Riverlands and sneaks into Riverrun to exact some revenge and ends up meeting Sandor and Brienne again.
Littlefinger wants to marry Sansa as payment for his help at the Battle.
Bran arrives at the Wall, killing it's magic with his zombie tattoo, and the White Walkers march south.
Also whoever predicted Jamie will kill Cersei or mentioned that there was a prophecy he would.
Mecca wrote:all of that was inferred from the previous episodes, none of those stories are in the books yetDev wrote:Oh and can you doofs stop spoiling shit with your book-influenced/trailer influenced(I don't watch any trailers) predictions etc. spoiler code that shit.
examples:
cutuphalfdead wrote:Predictions for tomorrow night:
We get some massive wild fire in King's Landing.
Arya arrives in the Riverlands and sneaks into Riverrun to exact some revenge and ends up meeting Sandor and Brienne again.
Littlefinger wants to marry Sansa as payment for his help at the Battle.
Bran arrives at the Wall, killing it's magic with his zombie tattoo, and the White Walkers march south.
Also whoever predicted Jamie will kill Cersei or mentioned that there was a prophecy he would.
spoiler because it's the book list:Kaius wrote:How much of her list does Arya get to cross off herself, does everyone think?
There's Melisandre (right?), Beric (I think?), Cersei, the Mountain,...who else? Ilyn Payne.
I think the actor who played Ilyn Payne died? (Runs to Wikipedia...) Actually, he's still around, but he announced he had terminal cancer in 2013Kaius wrote:How much of her list does Arya get to cross off herself, does everyone think?
There's Melisandre (right?), Beric (I think?), Cersei, the Mountain,...who else? Ilyn Payne.
http://gameofthrones.wikia.com/wiki/Arya_StarkKaius wrote:Yeah. I'm wondering more about the show version of her "list" since the book storyline is markedly different at this point.
The people on Arya's death list currently are:
Cersei, for her role in the execution of her father.
The Mountain, for leading the brutal torture at Harrenhal. Revived by Qyburn from his presumed death.
The people no longer on her list, because she knows they are deceased or believes them to be dead, are:
Walder Frey (deceased), for his role in killing her brother and mother. Killed by Arya in disguise.
Polliver (deceased), for killing her friend Lommy, stealing her sword Needle, and taking part in the brutal torture at Harrenhal. Killed by Arya while repeating the same words Polliver said to Lommy when he killed him.
Joffrey (deceased), for ordering the execution of her father. Killed during his own wedding.
Rorge (deceased), for threatening to rape her. Killed by Arya just after adding him to the list.
The Hound, for killing her friend Mycah and being a Lannister lackey. Severely injured by Brienne of Tarth and left to die by Arya. He actually survived, though she doesn't know it, and she later admitted that by that point part of her didn't want him to die.
Tywin Lannister (deceased), for leading the Lannisters against her brother. Killed by ​his own son Tyrion Lannister.
Meryn Trant (deceased), for killing her dancing master Syrio Forel and aiding Cersei in her coup. Killed by Arya in a Braavosi brothel while disguised as an underaged prostitute.
Arya's list logically only contains those whom she knows have committed crimes against her or her family. Despite committing great crimes against her family, Littlefinger is not included in Arya's death list, as she never learnt of Petyr Baelish's direct involvement in betraying her father. Roose Bolton was never included because she was unaware that Roose Bolton was present at the Red Wedding, much less that he personally killed Robb. She is also unaware of the fact that Roose's son Ramsay sacked Winterfell and then killed Rickon. Arya also hasn't include Theon Greyjoy for taking Winterfell in the first place and (allegedly) killing her brothers Bran and Rickon, because she wasn't aware that it happened while she was on the run. News of the Fall of Winterfell only became widespread enough for her to hear of it after Ramsay recaptured the castle (in early Season 4) and supposedly killed Theon, thus he was never added to her list.
For a while, Arya added the Red Woman, Beric Dondarrion, and Thoros of Myr to her list, because she was upset the Brotherhood Without Banners let Melisandre take Gendry away. She later phased them out of her list, presumably because they didn't do anything remotely near what other people in the list had done, also one of her main motivations for keeping Beric and Thoros on the list was that they released the Hound despite his crimes which she later forgave.
Ilyn Payne, the executioner who beheaded her father, was also phased out of her list, maybe because he was a hired hand simply following orders like The Hound. Furthermore, the actor who plays Ilyn Payne developed pancreatic cancer after Season 1 and very nearly died, so his return to the TV series became uncertain.
Arya later revealed to the Waif that she was no longer intent on killing the Hound when she left him, suggesting that she may have appreciated his efforts to help keep her alive.