Poll: Winter Is Coming - HBO's A Game of Thrones [READ WARNING]
yeah it looked suspicious - was really expecting a reveal of some kind.
Where is he at the moment? Last i remember he was at Dragonstone (?) and got smuggled off by Davos.
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Great episode. Was just thinking to myself that season 5 was starting to dwindle quite badly but this certainly saved it.
Convinced she said:
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100% heard it too lol
Davos told him to get to Kings Landing at all costs, guess he's still rowing
More of a tongue in cheek comment. Just amazed at the boring filler people put up with on WD and then forget about for a few moments of OMG action towards the end of each season.
GOT is leagues ahead...although some moments in this season have been cringe inducing...Jamie/Bronn vs the sand snakes for example
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What an episode. Srsly.
IMO the best battle we've had in GoT, better than the Blackwater & the Wall in terms of effects, drama, tension, fighting, storytelling - the lot. That moment when the White Walker realised his sword didn't shatter Jon Snows' - his face was absolutely priceless. Right now it seems that every other storyline in the show is quite insignificant and Westeros is well and truly ****ed.
The zombie kids were creepy as ****. Night King is pretty badass raisin' dem dead.
Cersei licking the floor was brilliant, have that you whore. It seems that Qyburn is still working on his 'project'.
Quite enjoyed the interactions with Tyrion and Dany; two damaged kids having a nice conversation about their crazy fathers. Also it seems Dany will eventually get her ass in gear and attempt to conquer Westeros by hook or by crook, I guess depending if she can tame her dragons.
The zombie kids were creepy as ****. Night King is pretty badass raisin' dem dead.
Cersei licking the floor was brilliant, have that you whore. It seems that Qyburn is still working on his 'project'.
Quite enjoyed the interactions with Tyrion and Dany; two damaged kids having a nice conversation about their crazy fathers. Also it seems Dany will eventually get her ass in gear and attempt to conquer Westeros by hook or by crook, I guess depending if she can tame her dragons.
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Without straying too much into book territory there should be some extremely interesting things happening at the end of this season that don't require epic battles or huge budget.
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Seems to much of a coincidence that Dany is struggling to control her dragons while Bran can control any animal.
Did anyone else find the scene when the winter and walkers start to get near really eerie and tense?
What's the difference between white walkers and the zombies?
Did anyone else find the scene when the winter and walkers start to get near really eerie and tense?
What's the difference between white walkers and the zombies?
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Yeah, fair point. I definitely agree on the Jamie/Bronn and sand snakes side of things too.
Nobody really knows what the walkers are but the zombies are basically people that have died beyond the wall and then been reanimated by the walkers.
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Just a though not having read the books, but we're all assuming the "project" is the Mountain. Could it be Tywin?
Tywin is already dead where as The Mountain isnt.
I think it is a safe assumption it is the mountain, mostly because Tywin was dead whereas the mountain was badly injured but at least alive.
Something I got reminded about watching the last episode, does Pycell ever do anything? I got reminded of the scene in the first season (I think) where he was in his own chambers and stands up straight and moves around a lot and more easily yet every time we have seen him since he has been his usual hunched over self.
Something I got reminded about watching the last episode, does Pycell ever do anything? I got reminded of the scene in the first season (I think) where he was in his own chambers and stands up straight and moves around a lot and more easily yet every time we have seen him since he has been his usual hunched over self.
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To start with he was pretending to be old and infirm but in the books at least, his stay in the cells left him actually very ill and feeling his age more. I'm not 100% sure if it's still an act or not in the TV but either way he has certainly been sidelined until now.