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The look on Margaery when Sansa asked her how she knew all those things about men and women.She was like "wtf ? She really is thick isn't she ? "
Arya at 9 had more character than Sansa has at 15.She's like fifteen.
I'm sorry, what?Arya is by far the most cliched character in the show. I have no interest in her.
feck off!Arya is by far the most cliched character in the show. I have no interest in her.
Arya is by far the most cliched character in the show. I have no interest in her.
Seven hells!Arya is by far the most cliched character in the show. I have no interest in her.
Ned Stark surely.Arya is by far the most cliched character in the show.
People say this about Masuka in Dexter and they're wrong. If he had more screen time he would simply become tedious, saying the same things all the time.Ygritte is annoying, she gets some really good lines but the delivery is so forced they always fall flat.
Oona Chaplin's bum is better than her grandfather's.
I can't feel sorry for Theon, I mean I have compassion for the pain he's going through but my god he's a cnut.
Charles Dance was great again.
Bronn needs his own series or something, so underutillised.
The Jaime story is really keeping the show going at the moment. Does he love oafette or is it just a friendship? Will Cersei and Tywin turn him back to his old self if/when he gets back to King's landing. I've got a feeling we may see his cnutish (or perhaps maybe knutish) side before the season is out.
Of course she has, when she freed the Unsullied. You might argue that burning the merchant alive after transfer of the goods was implicitly not part of the deal, wouldn't you? And her whole stance is completely hypocritical. She's against slavery but has used the concept to her advantage (notably only freeing the Unsullied after she had destroyed the city). I agree her story is brilliant by the way, but I think the evolution of the character was most interesting during the first season. Second season she didn't do much, now she's actually active but I feel the writting lacks a bit of subtetly when it comes to her storyline. It's all a bit too straightforward for me.Have a word with yourself, Danaerys' story is great. She's winning hearts and minds through freeing slaves, if you don't understand what she is doing and why she's doing it, that's your problem and not the story's. She hasn't betrayed her word once.
And no way is Sansa ugly.
To each his own I guess, I really find her unattractive. Ugly might have been too strong, I use the word pretty freely to be honest. But I find it hard to go along with the fact she's meant to be one of the most beautiful girls in Westeros.I don't find Sansa particularly attractive myself but I wouldn't call her ugly.
Which is why I explained in my last post that I'd been too rash in using the word 'ugly' (which is a word I use too freely).There's a difference between you finding someone attractive and them being ugly.
Yes, it was a filler episode with a general theme of 'relationships, love and sex in Westeros'Arya is one of my favourite characters but her story is also a bit dead at the moment, might pick up a bit. She just spent the episode being nasty to Thoros and Beric. Ok, we get it, they betrayed Gendry.
How many times have we seen the youngest child of a popular character watching him killed and probably the rest of the family (not in this case because Sansa and Catelyn are fecking useless and no one gives a shit about them) and then get trained and look for revenge? It is there in every similar show. She looks like the one who will kill Joffrey, which would hardly be surprising. Whatever she will do will be far from logical.I'm sorry, what?
Jaime freed Brienne, Arya got Kidnapped, Dany basically declared war on a new city and we found out Rob Stark's due to be a father. Quite a lot happened really, but it was swamped a bit by involving too many characters.Yes, it was a filler episode with a general theme of 'relationships, love and sex in Westeros'
I'll just point out that Arya has now been kidnapped by The Hound.. so something did happen in her storyline.
The way the show is written it's much more likely she stays useless for 3 more seasons, probably almost dying at one point and then looking for her face-changing friend and taking lessons in becoming an assassin for 2 more seasons while Joffrey is killed by a yet unknown sister of a yet unknown whore which he humiliated at one point for no reason. Filled with anger because she couldn't carry out her revenge she becomes the villain and is killed by Bran because he couldn't convince her to stop.How many times have we seen the youngest child of a popular character watching him killed and probably the rest of the family (not in this case because Sansa and Catelyn are fecking useless and no one gives a shit about them) and then get trained and look for revenge? It is there in every similar show. She looks like the one who will kill Joffrey, which would hardly be surprising. Whatever she will do will be far from logical.
That's rubbish to be fair, and who said he would be saying the same things all the time?People say this about Masuka in Dexter and they're wrong. If he had more screen time he would simply become tedious, saying the same things all the time.
She does have some quite broad shoulders and neck.Is it me or does the actress playing Sansa seems to have large shoulders ?
Devil!Arya would have known what margaery was talking about better than Sansa. The actress is blonde in real life, says a lot really.
Stupid-ish.Arya is by far the most cliched character in the show. I have no interest in her.