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cafcpolo said:ForeverAddickted said:cafcpolo said:ForeverAddickted said:By the way is anyone expecting anything else or a final appearance from Bronn?
He's been around briefly for two episodes, with absolutely no serious meaning which looks to become even more pointless seeing one of the two people who was going to deliver him Highgarden is now dead and I reckon we'll see Tyrion going the same way
i.e. No sign of Jamie in the camp, no other possible explanation for his escape (seeing the Unsullied can tell Dany that Tyrion was the last to see him alive) nor will there be any quick evidence of the bodies of Jamie and Cersei so imagine for a while that Dany will think they've escaped
Peter Dinklage has been the standout actor of the whole series for me (Really nice scene yesterday with him and Jamie) and desperately want him to have a happy ending
Dont see Bronn acting as a Champion again (after refusing to fight the Mountain on Tyrion's behalf) - Imagine if he gets someone to fight for him though it'll be against Greyworm?
I think the refusal was to make way for Oberyn, with something to fight for Bronn would do it. With Cersei and Jamie dead, if Tyrion dies he gets nothing. In theory he'd beat Greyworm but who knows.
How long is the last episode meant to be?0 -
Why do you guys think trial by combat is going to be a thing?
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Tyrion is Azor Ahai. Calling it now.3
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What was the favour Tyrion asked of the character he labelled the world’s greatest pirate? My assumption is that he asked him to smuggle Jon and Cersai out of the castle using secret tunnels and the sea.1
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Red_in_SE8 said:What was the favour Tyrion asked of the character he labelled the world’s greatest pirate? My assumption is that he asked him to smuggle Jon and Cersai out of the castle using secret tunnels and the sea.0
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Red_in_SE8 said:What was the favour Tyrion asked of the character he labelled the world’s greatest pirate? My assumption is that he asked him to smuggle Jon and Cersai out of the castle using secret tunnels and the sea.2
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ValleyGary said:Red_in_SE8 said:What was the favour Tyrion asked of the character he labelled the world’s greatest pirate? My assumption is that he asked him to smuggle Jon and Cersai out of the castle using secret tunnels and the sea.
Only question I have is how Davos got the boat into position and then got away himself?0 -
ForeverAddickted said:ValleyGary said:Red_in_SE8 said:What was the favour Tyrion asked of the character he labelled the world’s greatest pirate? My assumption is that he asked him to smuggle Jon and Cersai out of the castle using secret tunnels and the sea.
Only question I have is how Davos got the boat into position and then got away himself?
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He smuggled himself out.
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cafcpolo said:ForeverAddickted said:ValleyGary said:Red_in_SE8 said:What was the favour Tyrion asked of the character he labelled the world’s greatest pirate? My assumption is that he asked him to smuggle Jon and Cersai out of the castle using secret tunnels and the sea.
Only question I have is how Davos got the boat into position and then got away himself?
Dragonfire protection sold separately0 -
ForeverAddickted said:cafcpolo said:ForeverAddickted said:By the way is anyone expecting anything else or a final appearance from Bronn?
He's been around briefly for two episodes, with absolutely no serious meaning which looks to become even more pointless seeing one of the two people who was going to deliver him Highgarden is now dead and I reckon we'll see Tyrion going the same way
i.e. No sign of Jamie in the camp, no other possible explanation for his escape (seeing the Unsullied can tell Dany that Tyrion was the last to see him alive) nor will there be any quick evidence of the bodies of Jamie and Cersei so imagine for a while that Dany will think they've escaped
Peter Dinklage has been the standout actor of the whole series for me (Really nice scene yesterday with him and Jamie) and desperately want him to have a happy ending
Dont see Bronn acting as a Champion again (after refusing to fight the Mountain on Tyrion's behalf) - Imagine if he gets someone to fight for him though it'll be against Greyworm?
@DaveMehmet
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Dazzler21 said:ForeverAddickted said:cafcpolo said:ForeverAddickted said:By the way is anyone expecting anything else or a final appearance from Bronn?
He's been around briefly for two episodes, with absolutely no serious meaning which looks to become even more pointless seeing one of the two people who was going to deliver him Highgarden is now dead and I reckon we'll see Tyrion going the same way
i.e. No sign of Jamie in the camp, no other possible explanation for his escape (seeing the Unsullied can tell Dany that Tyrion was the last to see him alive) nor will there be any quick evidence of the bodies of Jamie and Cersei so imagine for a while that Dany will think they've escaped
Peter Dinklage has been the standout actor of the whole series for me (Really nice scene yesterday with him and Jamie) and desperately want him to have a happy ending
Dont see Bronn acting as a Champion again (after refusing to fight the Mountain on Tyrion's behalf) - Imagine if he gets someone to fight for him though it'll be against Greyworm?
@DaveMehmetdont encourage him... He dont need it!!
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ValleyGary said:Twitter having a meltdown that she’s gone mad. Feminists around the world are going ape shit, it’s made some funny reading.2
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paddycafc said:Alwaysneil you have upset Dazzler21 with your lack of knowledge on such important matters. You need to be Anya bike before you upset him any further.0
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ValleyGary said:Red_in_SE8 said:What was the favour Tyrion asked of the character he labelled the world’s greatest pirate? My assumption is that he asked him to smuggle Jon and Cersai out of the castle using secret tunnels and the sea.
@Dazzler21 asked me to mention it 😂1 -
I care more about how the word typed sounds than the spelling.
Like Ventokele.2 -
Gillis said:Garrymanilow said:I believe you've confused 'does not make sense in their arc' with 'not what I wanted to happen'. Either that or I'm concerned you don't actually understand the show you're watching. It's certainly been rushed this season, but everything that happened with Danaerys has been built up across the show from the start. She's constantly threatened to burn (and has burned) people around her. She's regularly been tempered by her advisors. But now she has lost everything, and she's decided to rule over the ashes rather than lose any more. Of course she's supposed to be the breaker of chains; but she isn't. That's the point. That's the entire point. She's been becoming more and more unhinged since arriving in Westeros, and all she's doing now is a larger-scale version of what she did in Essos, but now it's in Westeros it's so much worse to watch because the justification of killing slavers or pillaging rapists isn't there. Danaerys, alone, unloved and untethered makes the decision to reject her promise of breaking the wheel and becomes another spoke in it, just like her father before her. This is her character arc, it's what she's always been heading towardsBut why destroy King's Landing? It's the prize she (and her brother before her) have been after from the beginning. There has to be a better reason than 'she's gone mad.'The Mad King was cruel and unhinged, but he only tried to destroy King's Landing when he'd lost control of it: if he couldn't have it, no one could. Daenerys destroys it at the very point she's won the city. All of that effort, planning and sacrifice, just to burn it all to the ground. It doesn't make sense. And D.B. Weiss's explanation is just plain weird:"I don't think she decided ahead of time that she was going to do what she did. And then she sees the Red Keep, which is, to her, the home that her family built when they first came over to this country 300 years ago. It's in that moment, on the walls of King's Landing, when she's looking at that symbol of everything that was taken from her, when she makes the decision to make this personal."So she's finally about to get back everything that was taken from her, and that's the moment she decides to destroy it all? It doesn't make sense to me. Feels a bit like us walking through the gates of the Valley in December '92, and then deciding to torch the place!2
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So is there no more 'Iron Throne'?0
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This guy nails it for me:
https://www.vox.com/platform/amp/game-of-thrones/2019/5/13/18617796/game-of-thrones-season-8-episode-5-daenerys-targaryen-eyes
There's such a big difference between burning her enemies and committing unnecessary and very deliberate mass genocide and I think the "she's always bit a bit dragon-fire happy" comments are missing that point.2 -
ValleyGary said:So is there no more 'Iron Throne'?
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I bet everyone is going to feel really silly getting upset about 'but the writing doesn't justify it!' if there is a plausible explanation next episode e.g. madness or poison.
That's not forgetting that, multiple times, Dany has wanted to burn the city down only to be talked down by Tyrion or Jon, as well as expressed annoyance that the people did not love her enough to overthrow Cersei.
People seem to love blaming the writing for their own lack of attention span, or that twists should be signposted constantly before the twist. Ever heard of Chekhov's Gun?5 -
North Lower Neil said:This guy nails it for me:
https://www.vox.com/platform/amp/game-of-thrones/2019/5/13/18617796/game-of-thrones-season-8-episode-5-daenerys-targaryen-eyes
There's such a big difference between burning her enemies and committing unnecessary and very deliberate mass genocide and I think the "she's always bit a bit dragon-fire happy" comments are missing that point.
(pick a lane Vox)3 -
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The mad queen storyline makes sense. Just because Dany repeatedly says she won’t do something doesn’t mean she can’t turn. Let’s not forget she has shown violent flashes in her past too.
The tendencies were there and I suspect this is the way the books are supposed to end, too. The show’s problem is that the pacing is all wrong.
The last episode she was on her way, ready to take the throne. The very next episode she has frizzy hair, sunken eyes and isn’t eating.
It’s just the unrealistic pacing (and too much plot armour) that has let the past two seasons down. GRRM said that it would take more than 6 and two half seasons to complete the story properly but the show writers wanted to do it their own way.3 -
Dazzler21 said:There's no fucking character called Anya. FFS
if there were a season 9, Anya signs for the Dothraki, and Arya gets her long awaited move to Vicarage road to play alongside Craig Cathcart at Centre back2 -
cafcpolo said:ForeverAddickted said:ValleyGary said:Red_in_SE8 said:What was the favour Tyrion asked of the character he labelled the world’s greatest pirate? My assumption is that he asked him to smuggle Jon and Cersai out of the castle using secret tunnels and the sea.
Only question I have is how Davos got the boat into position and then got away himself?0 -
Danerys is a tit.
Greyworm a tit.
Poxy dragon a tit.
Great episode.
Preferred Cersi to Danerys all along.
Looking forward to the finale of an epic show.1