Agreed. After that, almost everything down south seems so petty by comparison.
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One thing I got from tonights episode...
... that drunken Jester that saved Sansa after Joffrey snuffed it was a fecking beast of a rower!
A boat full of grown ass men rowed about 14 feet in 10 minutes at the end there.
Poor fecking Gendry has been rowing for 3 years and he still hasn't gotten to where ever the feck he's going.
... that drunken Jester that saved Sansa after Joffrey snuffed it was a fecking beast of a rower!
A boat full of grown ass men rowed about 14 feet in 10 minutes at the end there.
Poor fecking Gendry has been rowing for 3 years and he still hasn't gotten to where ever the feck he's going.
I think the North's been the most exciting part ever since Joffrey died. All of the best episodes since have concentrated on the North.
Great moment in that episode:
Epic episode, thoroughly enjoyed that one. Other than the fight scene/ Jon Snow being a generalised badass that's been discussed extensively, a few more notes:
I'm glad to see Cersei suffering. She's not suffered enough yet IMO.
Ramsay will soon get what's coming to him.
And finally, can someone please explain what the feck is going on with the Arya/ Jaqen Hagar storyline? I don't understand what the hell is going on. They speak in riddles and I'm always scratching my head at any scene involving them. A good summary would be appreciated
I'm glad to see Cersei suffering. She's not suffered enough yet IMO.
Ramsay will soon get what's coming to him.
And finally, can someone please explain what the feck is going on with the Arya/ Jaqen Hagar storyline? I don't understand what the hell is going on. They speak in riddles and I'm always scratching my head at any scene involving them. A good summary would be appreciated
I think... that Jaqen is teaching Arya how to be a convincing liar but also to be able to be observant and track down people who are worth killing? Skills that are vital for assassins. Now I think he intends for her to kill the gambler with poison?Epic episode, thoroughly enjoyed that one. Other than the fight scene/ Jon Snow being a generalised badass that's been discussed extensively, a few more notes:
I'm glad to see Cersei suffering. She's not suffered enough yet IMO.
Ramsay will soon get what's coming to him.
And finally, can someone please explain what the feck is going on with the Arya/ Jaqen Hagar storyline? I don't understand what the hell is going on. They speak in riddles and I'm always scratching my head at any scene involving them. A good summary would be appreciated
The gambler was basically providing ship insurance, right? Wasn't really paying attention to that part...
Yeah, he only pays out if the ship goes down. But from Jaqen H'ghar's story we're told that he hasn't been paying out to the relatives of dead ship owners.
Yeah, the sailors take a wager on their lifes, a sort of life insurance if you like - if they die at sea, they win the gamble and that dude pays his family. But, like Jaqen said, the problem with that is: who'll check if he really pays them the money...
I think they were trying to sell the shock, the rowers stopped. Everybody was just watching all the dead being resurrected.
Cool, thanks!
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Wasn't there a scene where it showed Arya putting poison into the oyster? Or was that just a daydream?
I'm guessing he's not teaching her to morph into other people, which is what I initially thought.
The CGI was really incredible.
I don't think she put poison on it? I thought it was vanilla?
She was adding vanilla, like the thin man asked. I think the poisoning will come later.
Vanilla with oysters? What blasphemy is this?! It was vinegar.
Pretty sure he asked for vanilla? While we're talking about that scene, how fecking incredible is not only that set they're in, but the costumes and props? Awesome.
Thank feck
fecking vanilla!I'm sure he asked for vanilla!
Just watched episode 7. Pretty good...how old is Tommen meant to be? He's such a bitch
Vanilla vs Vinegar is the new Rape vs Consensual.
Who asks for vanilla with their oysters?
I love a bit of salt and vanilla on my chips.
I have vanilla with my oysters all the time. Just the other day I said "I'd like some vanilla with my oysters".
Vinegar you dopes
You guys joke, but I worked for an online retailer for a short while and almost sent someone vanilla ice cream when they asked for vinegar. (Not vinegar ice cream, just vinegar, in case one of you get confused)
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Were they gummy oysters? Because otherwise it'd be just rank.
I was about to make that joke. Im with the vanilla crowd. Its an eastern thing.
Sounds pretty confused.
It was obviously vinegar in the same way it was rape...so you think it is vanilla means you condone rape. Bastard, I hope the whitewalkers come and get you in your sleep.
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I heard vanilla.. 
Thought that's how you Euros roll.
Thought that's how you Euros roll.Vanilla Do all of you watch the show without subtitles? I usually understand what they're saying but just add the subs by force of habit, and it makes it much easier to understand some of the accents, plus you don't need to be so concentrated all the time.
Do all of you watch the show without subtitles? I usually understand what they're saying but just add the subs by force of habit, and it makes it much easier to understand some of the accents, plus you don't need to be so concentrated all the time.It's fantastic. The Lord of Bones outfit especially.