herman said:CarltonTheBear said:https://twitter.com/Account4hockey/status/1122690359128133632
Omg
Zaitsev and Hainsey were the Dothraki.
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herman said:CarltonTheBear said:https://twitter.com/Account4hockey/status/1122690359128133632
Omg
Bender said:CarltonTheBear said:bustaheims said:Deaths:
Hound
You've given up hope on Cleganebowl?!
That is definitely happening!
WhatIfGodWasALeaf said:Fantastic episode, Arya got the dagger last week and gave it this week.
Nik the Trik said:I get the sense that the episode will be somewhat divisive. Personally I think there was a lot of good(especially related to Arya), a lot of not so good(the incoherence of a lot of the action) and some silly(the hundred or so "Oh no, an important character is about to die....psych!" moments)
Personally, I thought it was a little underwhelming in emotional stakes even as they knocked it out of the park technically. For a show that tended to really establish both sides of a conflict a battle between people we like and mindless, motivationless zombies didn't really do it for me.
herman said:I think that?s why they went this route, vs the alternative.
Nik the Trik said:herman said:I think that?s why they went this route, vs the alternative.
The alternative of making the Night King have real motivations or be anything other than just evil incarnate? I'm not sure what purpose that serves other than making people less interested in the outcome especially when the consequences amounted to little more than a pile of red shirt extras.
Nik the Trik said:herman said:I think that?s why they went this route, vs the alternative.
The alternative of making the Night King have real motivations or be anything other than just evil incarnate? I'm not sure what purpose that serves other than making people less interested in the outcome especially when the consequences amounted to little more than a pile of red shirt extras.
CarltonTheBear said:1) have solved the mysteries of the Night King
In terms of #1, there really weren't any. I guess they still have time to maybe expand on that if Bran does something weird but I don't see them going that route.
Deebo said:The origin of the Night King was revealed, in season 5 I believe. He was created by the children of the forest to help destroy the foreign invaders. (The first men, whose descendants ended up being the Northmen, Wildlings, Ironborn, etc.)
It always seemed to me that the Night King was motivated by the purpose he was created for and that's why there was no negotiating or reasoning with him, he was interested in nothing but destroying the first men and later the Andals.
The CotF created them and ended up losing control of them.
CarltonTheBear said:edit: Putting it another way, I was expecting Thanos and we got Ultron
CarltonTheBear said:... I mean Dany still has 2 dragons so army or not worst case scenario she can still use them against Cersei's army even though she (or her advisers) wanted to avoid that. Maybe having the dragons bite it in this one would have been a good idea so they're seen as more of an underdog in what comes next.
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Bullfrog said:WTH was Snow running alongside the Dothraki? Wouldn't it make more sense for him to protect Bran, since he couldn't be with Jon (flying and somehow managing to hold on to a cold, hard dragon and all that jazz). I guess he just felt like running with with the horses, as canines do?