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Originally Posted by Smellway:
my only disappointment is that the high sparrow wasn't made to suffer
hate that fuckstick
but seeing the look of abject terror on his face for 10 seconds was enjoyable
It's too bad the Tyrells had to die in the blast, because not only was Margaery hot as fuck, but I think she had some longer-term plan to fuck up the High Sparrow, and it would have been a lot more interesting and satisfying than "oh fuck it, just wildfire their asses."
Why do I get the feeling Jamie is going to betray Cersei?
Agreed on Margaery. Her scheming seems to have been nothing at this point, but at least she got Olenna out of town.
And as for Jamie, you've got to figure he's about to the end of his rope with Cersei. He killed the mad king - surely at some point he'll realize that his sister isn't any better. [Reply]
Seeing some online interpreting the look between Sansa and Baelish as her upset with Jon being named King, but I interpreted it completely differently. Everything up to that point indicated her support for Jon, so I thought that moment was her realization of just how angry Littlefinger is at Jon's ascension, when she finally notices him stewing over in the corner. [Reply]
Originally Posted by keg in kc:
Seeing some online interpreting the look between Sansa and Baelish as her upset with Jon being named King, but I interpreted it completely differently. Everything up to that point indicated her support for Jon, so I thought that moment was her realization of just how angry Littlefinger is at Jon's ascension, when she finally notices him stewing over in the corner.
Yeah, I thought her look was a "see, you're wrong" type of thing towards Baelish. [Reply]
Originally Posted by keg in kc:
Seeing some online interpreting the look between Sansa and Baelish as her upset with Jon being named King, but I interpreted it completely differently. Everything up to that point indicated her support for Jon, so I thought that moment was her realization of just how angry Littlefinger is at Jon's ascension, when she finally notices him stewing over in the corner.
I thought she was looking over at him to acknowledge that Jon Snow taking Winterfell killed Littlefinger's plan to use her to get to the throne. [Reply]
Originally Posted by keg in kc:
Seeing some online interpreting the look between Sansa and Baelish as her upset with Jon being named King, but I interpreted it completely differently. Everything up to that point indicated her support for Jon, so I thought that moment was her realization of just how angry Littlefinger is at Jon's ascension, when she finally notices him stewing over in the corner.
Which is weird because if you look at Jon he looks a little uncomfortable being proclaimed King. Of course, he can't say it in front of everybody because he needs support against the White Walkers.
I could see him once the Night King is defeated handing the crown to Sansa and becoming a fencing tutor or something. [Reply]
The citadel library has ceiling fixtures that are identical to whats in the show's intro: the rotating "sun" that depicts the Baratheon/Targareon/Lannister/Stark history.
I've played the King in the North part many times, and every time I laugh my ass off when Manderly stands up and says "Lady Mormont speaks harshly.... and truly." [Reply]
Like I said, becoming no one was shedding the sense of honor she had before to do anything to kill the people on her list.
getting revenge on the family and the individuals that actually carried out the slaughter of her mother, brother and family would not be a dishonorable act in the GOT realm. [Reply]
Finest two hours of television I have ever seen. Holy shit. The music was fire. The first half was fire. Lady Bear Mormont was fire. Arya was fire. Dany naming Tyrion as her hand was fire.
