Re: HBO: Game of Thrones (Song of Ice and Fire)
Posted: Tue April 30, 2019 7:52 pm
Doubt they will focus on rebuilding with the Night King dead, and the wildlings already in the south.
Anders wrote:Jaime should end up with Casterly Rock and Brienne. Happy ending.
The only real prophecy left is Cersei dying. It’s the only thing I am certain about.dimejinky99 wrote:Anders wrote:Jaime should end up with Casterly Rock and Brienne. Happy ending.
That’s a but Disney’s happily ever after, no?
I can’t see a happy ending or ever after for pretty much anyone involved.
Except maybe Cersei if she does manage to keep the throne and kill them all.
Even then happy isn’t a word your use when it comes to her.
The music was phenomenal throughout the episode.Chris_H_2 wrote:i really, really, really loved the score from this episode. i thought ramin djawadi did a masterful job.
here's light of the seven: https://open.spotify.com/track/1SbsbLsU ... sgCwUeJX8Q
Anders wrote:The only real prophecy left is Cersei dying. It’s the only thing I am certain about.dimejinky99 wrote:Anders wrote:Jaime should end up with Casterly Rock and Brienne. Happy ending.
That’s a but Disney’s happily ever after, no?
I can’t see a happy ending or ever after for pretty much anyone involved.
Except maybe Cersei if she does manage to keep the throne and kill them all.
Even then happy isn’t a word your use when it comes to her.
I do think there are characters will have a somewhat happy ending, surviving with good health, wealth and power at least.
It’s actually cool if prophecies don’t come true. But this one is already so far along.dimejinky99 wrote:Anders wrote:The only real prophecy left is Cersei dying. It’s the only thing I am certain about.dimejinky99 wrote:Anders wrote:Jaime should end up with Casterly Rock and Brienne. Happy ending.
That’s a but Disney’s happily ever after, no?
I can’t see a happy ending or ever after for pretty much anyone involved.
Except maybe Cersei if she does manage to keep the throne and kill them all.
Even then happy isn’t a word your use when it comes to her.
I do think there are characters that will have a somewhat happy ending, surviving with good health, wealth and power at least.
Onoy today listening to a GOT pod from Ken Napzok (Casterly talk) and apparently Martin has previously dismissed prophecies saying they are never to be believed and don’t come true.
Fuck that. I hope her prophecy comes all the watch true. We’re 2/3rds there
Yeah, especially because the woods witch of high heart has predicted so much in the entire series, it’s weird of Martin to say that while making them come true in his world. Maybe the prince that was promised was the one she got wrong thoughAnders wrote:It’s actually cool if prophecies don’t come true. But this one is already so far along.dimejinky99 wrote:Anders wrote:The only real prophecy left is Cersei dying. It’s the only thing I am certain about.dimejinky99 wrote:Anders wrote:Jaime should end up with Casterly Rock and Brienne. Happy ending.
That’s a but Disney’s happily ever after, no?
I can’t see a happy ending or ever after for pretty much anyone involved.
Except maybe Cersei if she does manage to keep the throne and kill them all.
Even then happy isn’t a word your use when it comes to her.
I do think there are characters that will have a somewhat happy ending, surviving with good health, wealth and power at least.
Onoy today listening to a GOT pod from Ken Napzok (Casterly talk) and apparently Martin has previously dismissed prophecies saying they are never to be believed and don’t come true.
Fuck that. I hope her prophecy comes all the watch true. We’re 2/3rds there
Of course not. It seems like the main thing that has people upset (and I'm not talking about anyone here on RM) is that the White Walkers aren't the "big bad."Monkey_Driven wrote:I wonder if people would be so upset if the Battle of Winterfell was the penultimate episode of the series versus the fourth to last.
My own personal speculation is that now that there is no longer a threat from the Lands of Always Winter that there is no need for the Wall. It will not be rebuilt until there is a new and equal threat. Right now, The Wall has no point, and it undercuts so much of the progress the show has made in uniting tribes.doone wrote:You guys love to speculate, any guesses as the the future of the Wall? Will they need it?Can they rebuild it?
That's so funny. It's probably my least favorite thing about the ep.Monkey_Driven wrote:The music was phenomenal throughout the episode.Chris_H_2 wrote:i really, really, really loved the score from this episode. i thought ramin djawadi did a masterful job.
here's light of the seven: https://open.spotify.com/track/1SbsbLsU ... sgCwUeJX8Q
Not sure I share that sentiment. Why do you think so?Monkey_Driven wrote:Cersei as a character has been caricature over these past few seasons.
Your opinions are terrible.durdencommatyler wrote:That's so funny. It's probably my least favorite thing about the ep.Monkey_Driven wrote:The music was phenomenal throughout the episode.Chris_H_2 wrote:i really, really, really loved the score from this episode. i thought ramin djawadi did a masterful job.
here's light of the seven: https://open.spotify.com/track/1SbsbLsU ... sgCwUeJX8Q![]()
I'm clearly insane. I see this thing so differently than others. But whatever. Live and let live. I'm just glad I was alive in this era to see the show and speculate and react with cool people about it in a forum that was unimaginable once upon a time.
I don't really have time to respond in full to this, but I feel like she is just completely evil at this point, with little to no piece of humanity.durdencommatyler wrote:Not sure I share that sentiment. Why do you think so?Monkey_Driven wrote:Cersei as a character has been caricature over these past few seasons.
Good talkMonkey_Driven wrote:Your opinions are terrible.durdencommatyler wrote:That's so funny. It's probably my least favorite thing about the ep.Monkey_Driven wrote:The music was phenomenal throughout the episode.Chris_H_2 wrote:i really, really, really loved the score from this episode. i thought ramin djawadi did a masterful job.
here's light of the seven: https://open.spotify.com/track/1SbsbLsU ... sgCwUeJX8Q![]()
I'm clearly insane. I see this thing so differently than others. But whatever. Live and let live. I'm just glad I was alive in this era to see the show and speculate and react with cool people about it in a forum that was unimaginable once upon a time.
I always felt like the show did a great job of making her a person, especially when compared to the books. And I haven't seen a drop off in recent seasons. To me Lena has played her perfectly and all that's there has been earned. But, you know, I have terrible opinions.Monkey_Driven wrote:I don't really have time to respond in full to this, but I feel like she is just completely evil at this point, with little to no piece of humanity.durdencommatyler wrote:Not sure I share that sentiment. Why do you think so?Monkey_Driven wrote:Cersei as a character has been caricature over these past few seasons.
Just a gentle tease.durdencommatyler wrote:I always felt like the show did a great job of making her a person, especially when compared to the books. And I haven't seen a drop off in recent seasons. To me Lena has played her perfectly and all that's there has been earned. But, you know, I have terrible opinions.Monkey_Driven wrote:I don't really have time to respond in full to this, but I feel like she is just completely evil at this point, with little to no piece of humanity.durdencommatyler wrote:Not sure I share that sentiment. Why do you think so?Monkey_Driven wrote:Cersei as a character has been caricature over these past few seasons.