But dragons, a magic fire woman, and an icicle who can raise the dead are all fine? Ramsay's cunning/ability was shown pretty heavily during his first scenes with Theon, he's a sneaky one.
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But dragons, a magic fire woman, and an icicle who can raise the dead are all fine? Ramsay's cunning/ability was shown pretty heavily during his first scenes with Theon, he's a sneaky one.
Good episode. Stannis went from father of the year speech the other week to that. Mad.
Also I agree on the Unsullied being depicted as useless in this show. They are supposed to be the most elite warriors around, yet are always shown being killed standing alone, by normal guys wielding small knives. It's just not doing them justice.
Also I agree on the Unsullied being depicted as useless in this show. They are supposed to be the most elite warriors around, yet are always shown being killed standing alone, by normal guys wielding small knives. It's just not doing them justice.
Wondering if Shireen might rise from the flames as Azhor Azzhai in female form. Stannis has lost all support from me either way.
Arya was really annoying this episode. Not much of an assassin if youre standing around staring at someone and getting yourself noticed in the process. Idiot.
Arya was really annoying this episode. Not much of an assassin if youre standing around staring at someone and getting yourself noticed in the process. Idiot.
No one seems to suspect Missandei, not even me, but thinking about it, is it really that far fetched? Or more far fetched than a guy who regularly has opportunity to kill her discretely.
I think we'll see Brienne next week, bet the witch hasn't accounted for her.
I don't get all the hate on the Unsullied. Surely their strength would be as a unit it a phalanx not when outnumbered in a closed environment. People are presuming the Harpies are just normal people where the chances are they are loyal to the ruling families and therefore sons of nobles or the soldiers for the nobles classes and therefore would have undergone some fighting training. I wouldn't expect a spearmen to beat 2-3 relatively trained people in a closed environment. The Unsullied are meant for large battles in formation not as police. That's my take on it anyway.
Also there is no need for the head of the harpies to actually have been introduced to us yet as there were plenty of ruling families in the city prior to their arrival although I think the books make this a lot clearer.
Also there is no need for the head of the harpies to actually have been introduced to us yet as there were plenty of ruling families in the city prior to their arrival although I think the books make this a lot clearer.
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I wonder if the guy that has messed up hands will exact his revenge for the little girl? I think he will try to kill The Red Witch or Stannis when he finds out what he has done.
Seems to be a lot of confusion from Youtube, other forums and the likes about how the dragon came...
The dragons and Danny are linked she didn't "summon" it but more so Dragon was close enough to sense her panic at the first sight of harpies it didn't just come at that moment but more than likely started to head there from the start of the 20 minute fight there's no way he would have just appears out of thin air like that a split second after her closing her eyes.
She's also going to get the other dragons, she didn't just abandon her council and for the most part all the harpies are dead or running away they were no longer in intimidate danger.
The dragons and Danny are linked she didn't "summon" it but more so Dragon was close enough to sense her panic at the first sight of harpies it didn't just come at that moment but more than likely started to head there from the start of the 20 minute fight there's no way he would have just appears out of thin air like that a split second after her closing her eyes.
She's also going to get the other dragons, she didn't just abandon her council and for the most part all the harpies are dead or running away they were no longer in intimidate danger.
Yeah they get pretty big, someone on reddit done a chart based on how one of the largest Dragons (Balerion) was described in "The World of Ice and Fire" which is a book about the history and lore prior to the "A song of Ice and Fire" series.
http://i.imgur.com/rUdATic.png
I'm pretty sure the Targaryens are meant to be immune to it anyway. Not sure if they have ever said so on the show but it isn't a big thing.
For her sake, she either better be right or kill Stannis. He is not going to be happy if he finds out it's all a sham.
I haven't read the books... But
How do we get sham from that ghost freak abomination creature she gave birth too?
I thought the sham was the fancy fire shows, which she said was just to look good, please the crowd kind of thing "not magic" (paraphrased)
That ghostly thing she bared looked pretty freaking evil and real... Is she in kahoots with the undead type in the North ?
Some kind of disguised necromancy ? A lot of people seem to be playing with it in the GoT world..
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Season 5 is awful.
The possibility that any character could die any moment is what made GOT. So far only 3 minor characters have died.
If GRRM was still at the helm he'd have killed off Peter Dinklage/Jon Snow/other major character episode 1.
The possibility that any character could die any moment is what made GOT. So far only 3 minor characters have died.
If GRRM was still at the helm he'd have killed off Peter Dinklage/Jon Snow/other major character episode 1.
one long year if they are still counting seasons as yearsNow i'm actually surprised it's only 1 year
didn't someone in the TV show say summer had lasted years? or something similar