Gromit
International Man of Misery
True but the side on image is him charging a dragon. That's how the painting would look.It was Danny he was going to kill, not the dragon.
True but the side on image is him charging a dragon. That's how the painting would look.It was Danny he was going to kill, not the dragon.
Yup. Whereas in the painting he would be saving the lady from the dragon. GoT is fucked up.True but the side on image is him charging a dragon. That's how the painting would look.
Joffrey knicked the dagger from his father's armoury.Great episode etc.
As I was saying, the dagger?
Anyway I'd misremembered. The dagger's provinence was discusset in series one Cat suspected it belonged to Tirian, encouraged by Little Finger.
It's obviously Little Finger's though. Bran knows. Chaos is a ladder.
The battle stuff. Sounded great. Classic heros with a thousand faces. Good guys suffer massive setback, then fight back and overcome.
Joffrey knicked the dagger from his father's armoury.
Tyrion hinted to Joffrey that he knew he was the source of the dagger.
Tyrion suspects him when Joffrey brags that he is no stranger to valerian steel and Joffrey's reaction to his hint confirms it.
Littlefinger merely suggested Tyrion was the source to Catelyn to start the chaos. He never actually knew or cared where it came from.
When you think of all the teleporting armies and the army of the dead were like 20 miles away from Eastwatch there can only be one conclusion...
Beautifully in tune screams mind.They missed a trick in not having Ed Sheeran's character run around screaming in flames imo.
We're never told on screen how long it takes for these armies to march, but the action takes place over many years. So we don't really have teleporting armies, it could have taken them weeks to get from a to bWhen you think of all the teleporting armies and the army of the dead were like 20 miles away from Eastwatch there can only be only conclusion...
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True, except when armies travelling from different places manage to arrive at the same place at the same time. I can believe it this week, casterley rock is close to kings landing than the highgarden, so it's quite plausible the dothraki could intercept the returning Lannisters. When Eurons fleet was nipping back and forth while everyone else was just mooching around, less so.We're never told on screen how long it takes for these armies to march, but the action takes place over many years. So we don't really have teleporting armies, it could have taken them weeks to get from a to b
bronn did the best teleport, a short range hop from qyburns weapon of dragon destruction* to 5-7 feet away before the dragonfire hit
*I said 'obviously they'll field loads of these to defeat a dragon' when the ballista was demonstrated to Cersie. Maybe there are more lurking at KL.
The Doth were on Dragonstone. A short boat ride away.True, except when armies travelling from different places manage to arrive at the same place at the same time. I can believe it this week, casterley rock is close to kings landing than the highgarden, so it's quite plausible the dothraki could intercept the returning Lannisters. When Eurons fleet was nipping back and forth while everyone else was just mooching around, less so.
They called it a scorpion, which is a smaller version of a ballistabronn did the best teleport, a short range hop from qyburns weapon of dragon destruction* to 5-7 feet away before the dragonfire hit
*I said 'obviously they'll field loads of these to defeat a dragon' when the ballista was demonstrated to Cersie. Maybe there are more lurking at KL.
Did you not see the paintings?Re watchin the latest episode in hd. Still couldn't see anything exciting in the cave.
Meh.
Yeah, but I meant the dragon glass.Did you not see the paintings?
They called it a scorpion, which is a smaller version of a ballista
It's obsidian. It's blackYeah, but I meant the dragon glass.
The music went all dramatic and reveal-ey when he lit the torch and the camera panned up the cave walls.
Expected to see something beautiful.
Black can be beautiful you fucking racistIt's obsidian. It's black
But in a dark cave with just torches, what do you expect to see if the rock is black?Black can be beautiful you fucking racist
Glistening reflections, like stars in the night.But in a dark cave with just torches, what do you expect to see if the rock is black?
How do you mean? The gold was in the supply wagons which were burned to a crisp - Cersei is basically fucked now with no gold to pay the iron bank. The gold was useless to Daenerys though because she won't deal with the Iron Bank (them being friends of the slavers). The advantage is in her denying it to the Lannisters.Plenty of time for Deny to ambush them which is why it's annoying that she missed the gold (which would have ended Cersei as a player once and for all).