The Night King and Cersei.rank your favorite sex scenes:
danerys and jaime
arya and the hound
varys and grey worm
jorah and sansa
bran and misandei
I do enjoy cold mechanical sex.
The Night King and Cersei.rank your favorite sex scenes:
danerys and jaime
arya and the hound
varys and grey worm
jorah and sansa
bran and misandei
Yeah it's really weird how they've had two really slow setup episodes for a 6 episode season.Watched it this morning. I can only assume there is awfully little of the story to go (from Martins outline) and that’s why it’s going so bloody slowly with only six episodes to work with.
Yeah, I don't know, feel like you're giving Brienne little credit. Shes as good as any other knight in the show and is former kingsguard. Clearly she grew up learning a thing or two about how to fight.Well most military commanders will have been tutored before they lead an army. Very few would have just been thrown in to that leadership role without studying the art of war from a pretty early age, learning about grand strategy, logistics, basic battle tactics etc.
Leading an army isn't just something you can make up as you go along. Jaime was prepared his whole life to lead troops in to battle, prepared by one of the best strategic/tactical minds in Westeros, and since then has gained loads of experience and learned a lot from his mistakes. He's a genuine hardened commander, one of the few you have .. give him a leadership role if you trust him enough to fight. It's not like he's deliberately going to sabotage you since if the army loses he also dies.
She's a great individual fighter, no doubt about that. There's just a massive difference between that and being an army commander, the best army commanders are often not even great individual warriors .. Tywin springs to mind. She was Kingsguard for about 5 minutes and that's again more about being a great fighter than a leader.Yeah, I don't know, feel like you're giving Brienne little credit. Shes as good as any other knight in the show and is former kingsguard. Clearly she grew up learning a thing or two about how to fight.
Didn't Bronn lead part of an army in one of the battles once? I suspect he had even less "tutoring" then her and he did fine.
Re the crypts:
.The crypts aren't safe, they're literally full of dead people. The crypts got added to opening title sequence for a reason.
Luckily they're all dead Starks. I reckon dragon glass to the heart might make them sentient dead like Benjen
Jaime is like Mourinho. He has a lot of past glories but his last two jobs were failures. Got destroyed against Dani, albeit she had a lot more resources and failed in the battle of the Whispering Wood in the Midlands of Riverrun (Leicester).She's a great individual fighter, no doubt about that. There's just a massive difference between that and being an army commander, the best army commanders are often not even great individual warriors .. Tywin springs to mind. She was Kingsguard for about 5 minutes and that's again more about being a great fighter than a leader.
True, but he still served under Jaime. My main point is that Jaime has led numerous large scale battles and is a very experienced military commander, the logical decision is to give him a leadership role rather than handing it to someone who has never led an army. Seems a bit of a waste considering his vast military experience since a very young age, and not just as an individual fighter but as a leader of larger forces.
Sloppy writing probs.Anyone confused about why the incest aspect has been completely overlooked by the characters?
I guess that makes Daenerys Pep then. Lots of hype and very exotic and exciting but can only perform with the dragons. Blonde fraud.Jaime is like Mourinho. He has a lot of past glories but his last two jobs were failures. Got destroyed against Dani, albeit she had a lot more resources and failed in the battle of the Whispering Wood in the Midlands of Riverrun (Leicester).
That was less shit that last week's episode but not great.
It also seems that the battle against the dead that the show has been building towards for however many seasons is going to be done and dusted in the next episode.
Feels like it's headed in that direction, unless the writers are fecking around with us. She's alienating pretty much everyone except the few people who are slavishly devoted to her. Could see when Jon told her the truth her only concern was she might be able to rule over everyone.Love how Bran keeps dropping mind-shattering information, but nobody asks him any more questions than they need to, because he's a weirdo.
Danaerys looked like her entire world was crumbling as Jon told her the truth - I really hope she loses the plot.
He totally outmanoeuvred Dany by seizing the Tyrell wealth (which has allowed Cersei to buy a huge army) and then had zero chance in the open battle, nothing you can do against a dragon + 100k Dothraki cavalry.Jaime is like Mourinho. He has a lot of past glories but his last two jobs were failures. Got destroyed against Dani, albeit she had a lot more resources and failed in the battle of the Whispering Wood in the Midlands of Riverrun (Leicester).
Tbf the show has already made clear that:She's a great individual fighter, no doubt about that. There's just a massive difference between that and being an army commander, the best army commanders are often not even great individual warriors .. Tywin springs to mind. She was Kingsguard for about 5 minutes and that's again more about being a great fighter than a leader.
True, but he still served under Jaime. My main point is that Jaime has led numerous large scale battles and is a very experienced military commander, the logical decision is to give him a leadership role rather than handing it to someone who has never led an army. Seems a bit of a waste considering his vast military experience since a very young age, and not just as an individual fighter but as a leader of larger forces.
Not Jaime's fault either - blame has to fall to the soldiers, they were losing battles under Tywin as well. No commander would be able to sort them out.He totally outmanoeuvred Dany by seizing the Tyrell wealth (which has allowed Cersei to buy a huge army) and then had zero chance in the open battle, nothing you can do against a dragon + 100k Dothraki cavalry.
And yeah, he lost the Whispering Wood but that's all good experience, he learned from it.
There have been signs of Dany going mad for a long time now. It's overdue if anything.
True, but how many of your average soldiers are going to be cool with a woman leading them in to battle?Tbf the show has already made clear that:
A) The northerners don't trust outsiders until they've earned that trust.
B) The northern lord have a particular problem with Lannisters.
C) Most of the other main characters barely trust Jaime.
D) The actual northern soldiers dislike Jaime (one of them actually spitting down at him in this episode).
E) Jaime literally just turned up the day before the battle, when preparations were already well under way.
All of which would make it weird for them to suddenly trust Jaime to lead a load of northern soldiers in battle.
Thought the Targs always had incestuous marriages to keep the blood of the dragon pure? Isn’t it based on how Royal families married in human history?The way that he has avoided her since he found out and the way he has been all business around her is his attempt to be freaked by fecking his aunt.
I’m glad about that. Prefer the internal political struggle.That was less shit that last week's episode but not great.
It also seems that the battle against the dead that the show has been building towards for however many seasons is going to be done and dusted in the next episode.
Not that it matters now, that lot who have been saying this year is our year since episode one might finally win, having not done it in forever.I guess that makes Daenerys Pep then. Lots of hype and very exotic and exciting but can only perform with the dragons. Blonde fraud.
Got it.a bastard doesn't have any claim to the throne
Yep, her only concern is how people will continue to bend the knee - I wouldn't be surprised if she's already thought about how to get rid of Jon.Feels like it's headed in that direction, unless the writers are fecking around with us. She's alienating pretty much everyone except the few people who are slavishly devoted to her. Could see when Jon told her the truth her only concern was she might be able to rule over everyone.
Yep, her only concern is how people will continue to bend the knee - I wouldn't be surprised if she's already thought about how to get rid of Jon.
Of the living, Jon is the only one capable of killing her, right? The dragons will surely roast anyone else who tries.
If that's true, I can't wait
What reunions were particularly fan service-based? The show can veer into that at times but if you have characters with a history together who are reunited it's obviously sensible for them to have interactions with each other. Would be silly otherwise.Absolute rubbish episode apart from the final few minutes.
I can’t be the only one completely uninterested in these ‘fan service reunions’, surely? They’re complete wank.
They needed to happen but they've drawn it out too much. Which is why I'm starting to think Martin hasn't got much (in terms of events) for the ending of the story.Absolute rubbish episode apart from the final few minutes.
I can’t be the only one completely uninterested in these ‘fan service reunions’, surely? They’re complete wank.