1) RIP Shireen. That fucking sucked. So hard. Why did her Mom suddenly care after having seemingly no love for her daughter? A BIG FAT FUCK YOUUUU
And FUCK Ramsay yet again, for indirectly making this happen by burning their supplies. I hope Davos comes back and sets the rest of your shit on fire.
2) Jon Snow going back to the wall = thank the 7 gods they opened that door. We all thought a mutiny was afoot. Still side-eyeing Ollie. Also - stop staring at the giant guise, he doesn't like it.
3) Dorne didn't bore me as much as everyone else I guess - I still find it interesting even though it is slow moving. Does anyone else think that Myrcella should have her own MTV show with that amount of entitlement and sass?
4) Jorah winning back the Queen's trust = great. Drogon swooping in and wrecking some harpies? Fucking fantastic. Dany riding off on the dragon? LEGENDARY. I loved it all. #noshame
mosdub - loved your thoughts on the episode and agree with basically everything you said.
I still kind of like the Dorne story line, even though it's slow. I haven't read that far in the books though, so I have nothing to compare it to. I loved when Jaime commented on Myrcella's dress and how she must be cold. haha
I used to be on the fence about Stannis... until tonight when I started HATING him. I knew something bad was going to happen when Davos was sent away. I also was surprised that Stannis' wife suddenly seemed to care about Shireen. That scene was just terrible.
I'm apparently one of the few that likes Jorah, so I was happy and relieved to see him survive the fighting pit and earn back Dany's trust. He's going to have to do something about that greyscale at some point though, right?
And I loved the look on Tyrion's face when the dragon flew in.
She didn't die in the books so don't blame him. Blame the assholes at HBO (which you did blame, just blame them extra).
Dany, however, does fly off on her dragon leaving her posse behind in the books. And it was fucking epic.
According to an article I was reading, good ole George sat and told the writers every single ending of all of the story lines in case he dies.
So he may still be to blame.
In the recap after the show, they mention that George told them about that and how it was gonna be horrible but good for the storyline. I hated it. Hearing her scream serious made my stomach turn. I was hoping they would cut the scene sooner.
Dany should go let the other dragons out and then they can go rescue everybody. I love her no matter what she does though.
3 dragons are better than 1!
If I was Dany at that moment, I'd really be wishing I hadn't restrained the other 2 dragons...
I was hoping she would go straight to the cave to let them out! H said she should just burn that city down and move on. It's obviously not working for her.
1) RIP Shireen. That fucking sucked. So hard. Why did her Mom suddenly care after having seemingly no love for her daughter? A BIG FAT FUCK YOUUUU
And FUCK Ramsay yet again, for indirectly making this happen by burning their supplies. I hope Davos comes back and sets the rest of your shit on fire.
2) Jon Snow going back to the wall = thank the 7 gods they opened that door. We all thought a mutiny was afoot. Still side-eyeing Ollie. Also - stop staring at the giant guise, he doesn't like it.
3) Dorne didn't bore me as much as everyone else I guess - I still find it interesting even though it is slow moving. Does anyone else think that Myrcella should have her own MTV show with that amount of entitlement and sass?
4) Jorah winning back the Queen's trust = great. Drogon swooping in and wrecking some harpies? Fucking fantastic. Dany riding off on the dragon? LEGENDARY. I loved it all. #noshame
+1 to all that.
I cried when Shireen died. I loved that girl and I'm sad that happened to her. I had actually started liking Stannis a bit before tonight but now he can just fuck off and die. Ser Davos is going to be so upset when he returns.
The dragon was fucking awesome. Harpys suck. Not sad about Dany's fiance dying at all.
Very surprised when Thorne actually opened the gate. Still really don't trust Ollie at all.
I can't believe next week is the finale already!!! The season went by so fast.
She didn't die in the books so don't blame him. Blame the assholes at HBO (which you did blame, just blame them extra).
Dany, however, does fly off on her dragon leaving her posse behind in the books. And it was fucking epic.
According to an article I was reading, good ole George sat and told the writers every single ending of all of the story lines in case he dies.
So he may still be to blame.
True, but I highly doubt it. There's no mention of killing her in the books at all, and they are up to their ears in snow. Plus I don't think she even went with them, I think her and her mother stayed at castle black or went to the women's castle (but I honestly can't remember).
Post by mynameiscarrie on Jun 8, 2015 8:22:08 GMT -5
I have been so irritated with the Dany/Jorah thing. I'm glad she finally realized that he's on her side so A) she can start being her normal bad ass self instead of the stubborn obnoxious girl she's been this season and B) so Jorah can snap out of this clingy phase. I really liked Jorah before, so I'm glad that dynamic can start back up again. Though, I will say, it will be interesting to watch Jorah and Daario together from now on.
The dragon was awesome.
+1 to all the fuck Stannis talk.
I also kind of like the Dorne storyline. It is moving slowly, but it's a nice break from all the shit happening everywhere else. We don't see much of Dorne, so I like the change of pace.
Arya really fucked up this week, I think. She wants to be nobody, but she reverts back to her bedtime list as soon as she sees one of them. I get it, but come on!
Episode 9 is always the "ZOMGSSSS" episode, but I feel like last weeks was better. This episode was great, but that white walker scene is easily one of the best scenes in the series so far.
I hope Stanis has an epic battle with the Boltons and everyone dies except Sansa. The end
Right?! That would be the best! I can just see Sansa stepping on the lifeless bodies of those pieces of crap as she is emerging from the aftermath of the battle to reclaim Winterfell. I mean she was kind of a twit in the beginning, but damn the girl needs to catch a break!
mynameiscarrie, I am with you on the Episode 9 thing. I assumed Dany's dragon would be the kicked, but it was not as magnificent as the White Walker scene. I was afraid for a while that Shireen's death would be the major event of the episode, and that would have definitely sucked.
Arya doesn't truly want to be nobody, though. She doesn't want to be a nameless assassin doing someone else's bidding. She is obviously there to learn the art of killing, but will revert back to her list. I wonder how long they will tolerate that. Unless she has learned how to lie well enough to deceive them...
I hope Stanis has an epic battle with the Boltons and everyone dies except Sansa. The end
Right?! That would be the best! I can just see Sansa stepping on the lifeless bodies of those pieces of crap as she is emerging from the aftermath of the battle to reclaim Winterfell. I mean she was kind of a twit in the beginning, but damn the girl needs to catch a break!
Let's be honest. She's was a twit the entire series up until when she was forced to go back to Winterfell this season.
Arya doesn't truly want to be nobody, though. She doesn't want to be a nameless assassin doing someone else's bidding. She is obviously there to learn the art of killing, but will revert back to her list. I wonder how long they will tolerate that. Unless she has learned how to lie well enough to deceive them...
I would love this to be the case, but I don't think it is. I'm pretty sure that guy knew she was lying when she said the man wasn't hungry that day. She can't learn the art of killing without actually killing anyone. It will be interesting to see what happens though. Maybe she grabs Needle out of the rocks before her next trip. I guess I expected more action out of her? I don't know...
Right?! That would be the best! I can just see Sansa stepping on the lifeless bodies of those pieces of crap as she is emerging from the aftermath of the battle to reclaim Winterfell. I mean she was kind of a twit in the beginning, but damn the girl needs to catch a break!
Let's be honest. She's was a twit the entire series up until when she was forced to go back to Winterfell this season.
True, true. She's definitely growing a pair as we speak. I loved it when she straight called Ramsey out on being a bastard. Although unfortunately, he did get that last word in that exchange.
Let's be honest. She's was a twit the entire series up until when she was forced to go back to Winterfell this season.
True, true. She's definitely growing a pair as we speak. I loved it when she straight called Ramsey out on being a bastard. Although unfortunately, he did get that last word in that exchange.
For now...
DUN DUN DUN.
She still has that dagger.
Unfortunately, I don't foresee a Ramsay death this season. He's too good of a bad guy. Maybe next season.
Arya doesn't truly want to be nobody, though. She doesn't want to be a nameless assassin doing someone else's bidding. She is obviously there to learn the art of killing, but will revert back to her list. I wonder how long they will tolerate that. Unless she has learned how to lie well enough to deceive them...
This is what I said during the episode she put needle in the rocks. Arya doesn't (and I think can't possibly) forget who she is. She can't go back to Westeros and not know that she's a Stark of the North. It makes no sense.
So... I hope she learns to kill and gets the hell out of there.
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