Outstanding post!I watched the first 20 minutes before realising that I hadn’t turned my tv on![]()
Thanks but I’m trying to avoid this thread for the next 8 hours until it’s finished over here...Outstanding post!
Oh and I'd just like the say, what was the point in that Bronn appearance.
Stop tagging meWe knew Bronn was on his way up. He clearly demonstrated the ability to off the Lannister brothers if he wanted, but he took the "whatever they pay you, I'll double it" deal that Tyrion made long ago.
- As a sellsword, it matches his character's personality.
- Bronn is siding with the side he thinks will win the war.
- From a plot twist perspective, Tyrion has just given away Highgarden, arguably the second or third best castle. Daenerys may not agree with the choice, giving such a noble place to a mercenary with no real loyalty, putting Tyrion and Dany at odds - unless Bronn dies
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- When Cerci learns that Bron two timed her...
All correct points. It just felt a bit too hostile for me. Bronn is a sellsword, but he genuinely likes Tyrion and also Jamie to a lesser extent. I didn't get a hint of friendship from that exchange and the whole thing just felt a bit too contrived. They aren't writing the characters in a way that feels like the characters anymore.We knew Bronn was on his way up. He clearly demonstrated the ability to off the Lannister brothers if he wanted, but he took the "whatever they pay you, I'll double it" deal that Tyrion made long ago.
- As a sellsword, it matches his character's personality.
- Bronn is siding with the side he thinks will win the war.
- From a plot twist perspective, Tyrion has just given away Highgarden, arguably the second or third best castle. Daenerys may not agree with the choice, giving such a noble place to a mercenary with no real loyalty, putting Tyrion and Dany at odds - unless Bronn dies
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- When Cerci learns that Bron two timed her...
Them's fighting words.I don't know how anyone claiming to be a GoT fan could watch that episode and not enjoy it.
He saved Jamie from the dragon, because Jamie was the only one who promised him a castle at the time. He wasn't saving Jamie, he was saving his title.Why did he do that if he wasn't endeared to Jamie to some extent?
I was really hoping that Brienne would pick him up and kiss him against the wall lolThat’s it just finished over here so I can catch up with the rest of you. Observations...
1 - Dragons have scales made of wet toilet paper
2 - You’d want the Greyjoy scorpion gunners on your darts team
3 - Jamie’s beer goggles
4 - The actor who plays Greyworm has one of the best agents in Hollywood.
5 - Varys is a republican (as in anti-monarchy not pro Trump) and might be looking to form a republic and do away with kings and queens altogether
6 - Jon was a dick to Ghost. He could at least have given him a biscuit
7 - Bran needs to be dropped from a higher window
Booo! I wanted BrienneMund to work!
Don't tell me you weren't at least a little disappointed in a sex scene with no boobs.Yeah, even with beer goggles, I don’t get it...
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Jamie has changed significantly since season one, and there's been a bond between these two for a while. For Jamie it's about more than just "I'm drunk and she's a large piece of willing ass."Yeah, even with beer goggles, I don’t get it...
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No book spoilers!Jamie has changed significantly since season one, and there's been a bond between these two for a while. For Jamie it's about more than just "I'm drunk and she's a large piece of willing ass."
Brienne couldn't be more opposite to Cersei, and though I'm not sure how I feel about the hookup from a storytelling perspective, it is another indicator of how much Jamie has changed.
It's notable that in the books, Brienne was considered to be very ugly. Casting Gwendoline Christie in this role was one of the many liberties they took with the source material - I think she's a looker.
+1 on all of this. I think Jaimie is definitely one of the largest (and by far my favorite) character archs.Jamie has changed significantly since season one, and there's been a bond between these two for a while. For Jamie it's about more than just "I'm drunk and she's a large piece of willing ass."
Brienne couldn't be more opposite to Cersei, and though I'm not sure how I feel about the hookup from a storytelling perspective, it is another indicator of how much Jamie has changed.
It's notable that in the books, Brienne was considered to be very ugly. Casting Gwendoline Christie in this role was one of the many liberties they took with the source material - I think she's a looker.
Don't tell me you weren't at least a little disappointed in a sex scene with no boobs.![]()
Jamie has changed significantly since season one, and there's been a bond between these two for a while. For Jamie it's about more than just "I'm drunk and she's a large piece of willing ass."
Brienne couldn't be more opposite to Cersei, and though I'm not sure how I feel about the hookup from a storytelling perspective, it is another indicator of how much Jamie has changed.
It's notable that in the books, Brienne was considered to be very ugly. Casting Gwendoline Christie in this role was one of the many liberties they took with the source material - I think she's a looker.