Game of Thrones

[dave]

Season 3 has been a big step up from Season 2. Tonight's ending was unreal.

[NAHSTE]

[Nucking Futs]

[Buzzman]

One of the best parts was the choice to have utter silence through the credits. I sat there with my hands over my mouth just staring for a solid 20 mins after it ended thinking to myself did I really just fucking witness that.

[Kuzzy Powers]

Wow, one of the most shocking TV episode ive ever watched. The silent credits were an really key touch there.

[Herm]

Absolutely brilliant, gruesome, stunning, tough to watch, etc.

Somehow with the fetus stabbing, throat slashing, betrayal and all that, the part that got to me the most was when they took Grey Wind.

 

What you know bout rocking a wolf on your noggin?

[LiquidLarry2GhostWF]

You sure though? I'm not convinced just yet, it is possible she was a spy who had been promised safety but was told not to get pregnant. Seems like the final affront that got her done. Criminal enterprises take out the trash when someone outlives their purpose. If she was indeed a plant, she had outlived her usefulness.

"Some wars are won by the sword, some are won by the pen..."

You lookin in the wrong direction, friendo. The riddle was already answered earlier this season.

[Ravin]

The silent credits was a beautiful touch.

The one little awkward moment was right before Cat was killed. She slits Frey's wife, she starts bleeding, then Cat just stands there in shock. Ok, she is in shock from watching Rob die, then after what seems like a good solid minute, random guy walks up, slits her throat, and walks away...with Cat still standing as blood just flows out. I did laugh a little at that.

[Herm]

I just watched it. I knew what to expect. Seeing Rickon and Bran separated really got to me more than anything Red Wedding related.

[Juggernaut]

This ending was done better than I thought it could be.

[Maestro]

FUCK LIFE!

 

[Bane]

jon leaving ygritte<

WHY JON WHY

 

now knowing that bran can get inside the mind of humans actually makes that story line interesting for me

[mgoblue2290]

Brutal. The only thing I wish we could've seen was Grey Wind going on an absolute killing spree. I wanted to see some Freys bleed.

[SethMode]

"Some wars are won by the sword, some are won by the pen..."

You lookin in the wrong direction, friendo. The riddle was already answered earlier this season.

He's read the books, so he knows who the mastermind is. This is specifically in reference to the TV only theory of Talisa being a spy for the Lannisters, set up to basically talk Robb into breaking his vow to the Freys and starting this whole mess off. Which would make the mastermind even more crazy cunning.

[LiquidLarry2GhostWF]

He's read the books, so he knows who the mastermind is. This is specifically in reference to the TV only theory of Talisa being a spy for the Lannisters, set up to basically talk Robb into breaking his vow to the Freys and starting this whole mess off. Which would make the mastermind even more crazy cunning.

I'm aware he's read the books...I just don't follow this theory much at all on the show. They already foreshadowed what was going down on the show.