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  • Juggernaut
    Sitting on the Sidelines
    • Dec 2008
    • 5670

    Jamie is quickly becoming the star attraction, each if his scenes are pure gold.

    Would have liked a scene updating the status of the crows as well. Seems like they skipped several angles this episode.

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    • SethMode
      Master of Mysticism
      • Feb 2009
      • 5754

      Originally posted by Juggernaut
      Jamie is quickly becoming the star attraction, each if his scenes are pure gold.

      Would have liked a scene updating the status of the crows as well. Seems like they skipped several angles this episode.
      Only so much you can do with 55 minutes. I am really liking the approach of forgetting about certain plot threads for an entire episode. Season 2 feels like kind of a rushed mess at times because it tries to hard to show every character, which is to the shows detrement (especially in cases where it's a flash to a character for all of 15 seconds).

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      • SethMode
        Master of Mysticism
        • Feb 2009
        • 5754

        Originally posted by St. Francisco
        Book spoiler

         
        When Robb mentioned the Fray's I almost came. So fucking excited for the Red Wedding.

        Also, can someone remind the of the sequence of events with these weddings, because I know this isn't how this shit went down in the books. Margary tells Sansa she will marry "my brother" and later finds out it's not Loras. And Cersei is never promised to Loras, it's some other lord right?
        Originaly the Tyrell's wanted to marry Sansa to Willas (the eldest, and most crippled) son of House Tyrell. When that falls through, Tywin tells Cersei she's either going to marry Willas herself, Balon Greyjoy (yikes), or Oberyn Martell (who I can't WAIT to see...next season). To my knowledge they just wrote the other Tyrell's out of the show (Garlan and Willas) since even in the book they're only ever mentioned and Loras is the most focused upon.

        Maybe I'm crazy too, but at what point in the books did we learn about:
         
        the fact that Balon Greyjoy "slipped" off of a bridge and died?

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        • mgoblue2290
          Posts too much
          • Feb 2009
          • 7174

          Originally posted by 1ke
          I don't feel like waiting. Can someone spoiler tag for me what happens with the Rob and whole northern army storyline? Kthx much oblibed

          Sent from my Nexus 10 using Tapatalk HD
          No way.

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          • Villain
            [REDACTED]
            • May 2011
            • 7768

            Originally posted by 1ke
            I don't feel like waiting. Can someone spoiler tag for me what happens with the Rob and whole northern army storyline? Kthx much oblibed

            Sent from my Nexus 10 using Tapatalk HD
             
            [REDACTED]

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            • killgod
              OHHHH WHEN THE REDSSSSS
              • Oct 2008
              • 4714

              Originally posted by 1ke
              I don't feel like waiting. Can someone spoiler tag for me what happens with the Rob and whole northern army storyline? Kthx much oblibed

              Sent from my Nexus 10 using Tapatalk HD
              Absolutely not.

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              • Palooza
                Au Revoir, Shoshanna
                • Feb 2009
                • 14265



                Somebody get Charles Dance and Nikolaj Coster-Waldau Emmys right now.

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                • Herm
                  Boomshakalaka
                  • Oct 2008
                  • 9314

                  Originally posted by 1ke
                  I don't feel like waiting. Can someone spoiler tag for me what happens with the Rob and whole northern army storyline? Kthx much oblibed

                  Sent from my Nexus 10 using Tapatalk HD
                   
                  You can find this info on the net if you want it. I dont want to tempt someone who hasnt read the books. I shall not give you this information you impatient bastard.

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                  • NAHSTE
                    Probably owns the site
                    • Feb 2009
                    • 22233

                    Originally posted by Palooza


                    Somebody get Charles Dance and Nikolaj Coster-Waldau Emmys right now.
                    Maisie needs to be in the conversation as well.

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                    • Villain
                      [REDACTED]
                      • May 2011
                      • 7768

                      The goings-on in Dorne were my favorite chapters in Book 4. House Martell is fucking awesome.
                      [REDACTED]

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                      • LiquidLarry2GhostWF
                        Highwayman
                        • Feb 2009
                        • 15429

                        Originally posted by 1ke
                        I don't feel like waiting. Can someone spoiler tag for me what happens with the Rob and whole northern army storyline? Kthx much oblibed

                        Sent from my Nexus 10 using Tapatalk HD
                        Here is your answer.

                         

                        Robb and what is left of his army go to House Frey, they tie up old loose ends and break bread and get down to business on how to take out the Lannister stronghold. They devise a plan to first take out the Iron Islands and gain more men. Once they've become powerful enough back in the north, they go to align to with Stannis Baratheon for one more attack on King's Landing. They decide once again to attack the Mudgate, while Robb takes on King's Landing head on.

                        They defeat the Lannisters with the help of Tyrion after Tyrion slays Joffrey. He ends up becoming hand of the king, which is Robb Stark (Stannis dies in battle, and Melisandre can't revive him, thus showing how faulty her magic really is, and the Baratheon clan sides with Stark after he awards Castlerly Rock to the Frey's and gives the Iron Islands to what is left of the Baratheon Army. Sansa is awarded Winterfell as the ruler of the North. Arya assembles her own army and takes the Baratheon boats and goes overseas and takes on Dany's Army and defeats her and her Dragons. Starks are the new rulers of Westeros. And that is where we left off in the books.

                        It is rumored that we leave Jon Snow in the last book as a White Walker and Jon Snow will lead the White Walker army beyond the Wall when Winter finally comes to destroy all of Westeros. Should be good.
                        Last edited by LiquidLarry2GhostWF; 04-30-2013, 11:37 AM.

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                        • killgod
                          OHHHH WHEN THE REDSSSSS
                          • Oct 2008
                          • 4714

                          :kagawa:

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                          • Palooza
                            Au Revoir, Shoshanna
                            • Feb 2009
                            • 14265

                            Originally posted by NAHSTE
                            Maisie needs to be in the conversation as well.
                            Without a doubt. She was toward at the top for me throughout, but she became the official #1 overall pick with "Anyone can be killed."

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                            • Fappin Raptor
                              I literally know nothing.
                              • Jul 2009
                              • 6737

                              Originally posted by LiquidLarry2GhostWF
                              Here is your answer.

                               

                              Robb and what is left of his army go to House Frey, they tie up old loose ends and break bread and get down to business on how to take out the Lannister stronghold. They devise a plan to first take out the Iron Islands and gain more men. Once they've become powerful enough back in the north, they go to align to with Stannis Baratheon for one more attack on King's Landing. They decide once again to attack the Mudgate, while Robb takes on King's Landing head on.

                              They defeat the Lannisters with the help of Tyrion after Tyrion slays Joffrey. He ends up becoming hand of the king, which is Robb Stark (Stannis dies in battle, and Melisandre can't revive him, thus showing how faulty her magic really is, and the Baratheon clan sides with Stark after he awards Castlerly Rock to the Frey's and gives the Iron Islands to what is left of the Baratheon Army. Sansa is awarded Winterfell as the ruler of the North. Arya assembles her own army and takes the Baratheon boats and goes overseas and takes on Dany's Army and defeats her and her Dragons. Starks are the new rulers of Westeros. And that is where we left off in the books.

                              It is rumored that we leave Jon Snow in the last book as a White Walker and Jon Snow will lead the White Walker army beyond the Wall when Winter finally comes to destroy all of Westeros. Should be good.
                              Oh come on man. Get rid of that shit.


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                              • Champ
                                Needs a hobby
                                • Oct 2008
                                • 14424

                                GOD DAMN IT I read that shit when I was drunk


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