SpookyFrank
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I took Mellisandie's "drakaris" to mean "screw the innocent people, nuke the place from orbit"
Another wildly out-of-character moment there IMO.
I took Mellisandie's "drakaris" to mean "screw the innocent people, nuke the place from orbit"
Before her head was chopped, Mellisen die could have grabbed cersi and took her down onto the ground thus both dying at the same time. Though if the plan failed, it would have been rather embarrassing fail...
I think that's what a lot of the fuss is about, to be honest. Book-folk are very fond of the direwolves and sounds like they've been sacrificed in the shows.I don't get the fuss about the direwolf at all. I'd forgotton all about them.
I honestly thought that's what she was going to do. I mean, she's right there.Before her head was chopped, Mellisen die could have grabbed cersi and took her down onto the ground thus both dying at the same time. Though if the plan failed, it would have been rather embarrassing fail...
She was definitely in chains, but I don't know how immobile she was. Her body and head both fell off the wall, so I'm assuming she wasn't rooted to the spot.Melisandre was shackled I thought, Cersei not daft enough to give her a chance at self-sacrifice.
I thought the establishing shot before that was to show that they weren't in Winterfell, they were in some random village pub somewhere.That scene with Bronn was one of the shittest yet.
Just waltzes in to Winterfell with that stupid fucking crossbow and walks into the room where the two brothers are sitting on their own chatting. Then strolls out again.
That wasn't clear but doesn't really help.I thought the establishing shot before that was to show that they weren't in Winterfell, they were in some random village pub somewhere.
It was a reasonable episode, highlight being the interactions between Tyrion & Varys. Bronn - what was that? Just weird. As was the march up to Kings Landing demanding surrender and Cersei not just killing them all. I mean, wtf?
This was the one time it felt like proper oldschool Game of Thrones.
It'll probably result in Varys dying horribly, but at least someone's thinking of the bigger picture.
This is my partner's POV. But the buzzkill is my buzz!I thought it was pretty entertaining. You lot are such a buzz kill The Bron scene was shit, admittedly, but the whole show has been hammy af since season 2, imo, but fun.
At the beginning, GoT was refreshing because it was a fantasy show with a story that flowed from its flawed human characters, rather than having an Epic Plot. It was very much *not* contrived. People made decisions based on their character, and the information available to them, and then the effects of their actions rippled out. It was all very organic and believable. Now they're just moving pieces around the game board to produce Shocking Events, regardless of what would be believable character choices. I realise it's hard to do (and it's why the next book is taking so long), but it's just disappointing to see something that used to have nuance and shades of grey become so dumbly melodramatic.Complaining about plot contrivances in a fantasy show is like complaining about the Last Jedi. Why are you guys complaining NOW?
It's not that - but things in even a wildly-fantastic universe have to be consistent for the universe that's been fashioned.Complaining about plot contrivances in a fantasy show is like complaining about the Last Jedi. Why are you guys complaining NOW?
Tywin Lannister was the architect of the Red Wedding. Nothing to do with Cersei.why didn't cersei just shoot them all? very out of character...
it's so her style (she blew up half of kings landing, responsible for the red wedding etc).
This is my partner's POV. But the buzzkill is my buzz!
It was a reasonable episode, highlight being the interactions between Tyrion & Varys. Bronn - what was that? Just weird. As was the march up to Kings Landing demanding surrender and Cersei not just killing them all. I mean, wtf?
You've got to assume that the implication was they were well outside arrow range (apart from Tyrion, obvs).As was the march up to Kings Landing demanding surrender and Cersei not just killing them all. I mean, wtf?
"I've got an arrow big enough to kill a dragon - and that's just in my PANTS! Woof!!"It's more fun if you imagine all of Euron's lines as being spoken by Lord Flashheart.
They had anti-dragon guns on platforms all along the wall. We'd just seen them destroy entire ships at 100s of metre range and take a dragon out of the air with pinpoint accuracy.You've got to assume that the implication was they were well outside arrow range (apart from Tyrion, obvs).