[Spoilers] ASOIAF Book Readers GoT Show Discussion Thread

[SethMode]

Obviously this Sunday won't have the impact of the Red Wedding episode, but anyone else looking forward to some degree of Twitter explosion of delight?

[NAHSTE]

Obviously this Sunday won't have the impact of the Red Wedding episode, but anyone else looking forward to some degree of Twitter explosion of delight?

[Palooza]

People are going to go crazy after next episode. People hate Joff soooooooooo much.

[Pitty]

People are going to go crazy after next episode. People hate Joff soooooooooo much.

God, I can't wait.

[Palooza]

[Palooza]

It's a nice day for a Purple Wedding.

[Villain]

I'm so sick of characters I love being the ones to get fucked up.

[LiquidLarry2GhostWF]

I'm intrigued to see how they go about offing Balon Greyjoy.

[mgoblue2290]

Well that scene with Shae on a bed didn't happen. Guessing they put it in to throw us off.

[SethMode]

I'm intrigued to see how they go about offing Balon Greyjoy.

I'm curious if they utilize Jaqen or not.

So do we really think that Shae is gone gone? I feel like her killing/betrayal is an important part to Tyrion's character. Are we supposed to believe she gets off the boat and just spends the rest of the time banging Tywin?

[Palooza]

balon will probably die off screen toward the end of the season, bringing Asha/Yara to come back to the Iron Islands for the kingsmoot next season. Don't see Jaqen being involvedd whatsoever. Tinfoil shit.

The Shae stuff is interesting, they seem to be setting up her betrayal as more motivated, but I'm curious about how they play out her not going on the boat. She escaped herself? Fot some reason bronn helps her? Tywin intercepts the ship? I really hope Bronn is not involved

I imagine there won't be too much time between now and tyrion's trial when she shows back up. Seeing her in a bed won't happen again till the end of the season before she gets strangled.


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[LiquidLarry2GhostWF]

balon will probably die off screen toward the end of the season, bringing Asha/Yara to come back to the Iron Islands for the kingsmoot next season. Don't see Jaqen being involvedd whatsoever. Tinfoil shit.

The Shae stuff is interesting, they seem to be setting up her betrayal as more motivated, but I'm curious about how they play out her not going on the boat. She escaped herself? Fot some reason bronn helps her? Tywin intercepts the ship? I really hope Bronn is not involved

I imagine there won't be too much time between now and tyrion's trial when she shows back up. Seeing her in a bed won't happen again till the end of the season before she gets strangled.


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Very little (in the grand scheme) happens with Bronn after he turns down Tyrion's offer to champion him against the Mountain. I doubt they involve Bronn in the Shae shenanigans.

[NAHSTE]

Very little (in the grand scheme) happens with Bronn after he turns down Tyrion's offer to champion him against the Mountain. I doubt they involve Bronn in the Shae shenanigans.

He had already become a knight by now in the books though, right? Possible Tywin "bought" Bronn that way and Bronn took Shae to the Lannister guards.



I won't like it, but I also don't think it will feel like a betrayal either. Even in the books Bronn is always quick to point out to Tyrion that he is a pragmatist and a sellsword first and Tyrion's friend second.

[LiquidLarry2GhostWF]

He had already become a knight by now in the books though, right? Possible Tywin "bought" Bronn that way and Bronn took Shae to the Lannister guards.



I won't like it, but I also don't think it will feel like a betrayal either. Even in the books Bronn is always quick to point out to Tyrion that he is a pragmatist and a sellsword first and Tyrion's friend second.

I agree with all that. Would be a wrinkle in the show that isn't touched upon in the books. I'd be intrigued.

[Palooza]

Very little (in the grand scheme) happens with Bronn after he turns down Tyrion's offer to champion him against the Mountain. I doubt they involve Bronn in the Shae shenanigans.

I doubt it too but it seems like one of the few ways they could surprise and disappoint me so I'm not ruling it out. The tweaking of the Shae storyline has mfers trippin. Also, are you guys kewl with how Stannis is being portrayed? r/asoiaf is not pleased


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