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I believe they changed the Reed's background. If I'm not mistaken, Howland used to talk about the Rebellion lots of times with Jojen and Meera. The show made Jojen more powerful in terms of "greensighting". But OK, Jojen can still talk about Lyanna (but in the end he won't).

I totally agree with you, but I can dream, haha. And sorry, I may have clicked on report instead of quote at first :bang:

I hope you are wrong, ckal, I want to see Garlan Tyrell :( I need to watch this episode again, for the seven.

AMAZING Great episode. The Rains of Castamere :crying: The RW is coming... I still prefer this version but the series one was good too.

It's worth notice the relation between the First Men and the Obsidian daggers and arrow tips. It was not Benjen, neither the COTF. Just a treasure.

Good episode. Jeyne is really hot, Jaime was wrong. All I want to know now is how the Battle of the Blackwater will be presented. The chain is not out of plans, or at least this episode made me think that way. Thank the Seven that GRRM is the writer of the episode.

That's a shame, I was expecting it so much, and it would be a massive ending to the season. Oh, there's something I forgot to say in my previous post. Did Arya asked Jaqen to kill Tywin? The preview led me to believe in that, hope I'm wrong.

Now the House of the Undying will be good, the visions are coming! I want to see what will they do concerning: Tyrion's chain Qhorin's death The first because we didn't see any other move from Tyrion, except the Wildfire. The second because Jon will be presented to Rattleshirt next week, so how will he meet Qhorin, talk to him and be ambushed? I don't want to see Jon betraying the NW like this (pretending right away), it was not the way that happened in the books.

Margaery is going to take the Queen of Thorn's role. When she said "I want to be the queen" it was clear to me. I don't know if she will take Olenna's role in the Purple Wedding, but she won't need her grandma to tell her that Joffrey is not worth and etc. But Shae seems to grow in importance, that's true and that's good. I'd like to see her more with Tyrion.

Oh, this post is just to tell that I liked the episode. I'm questioning just what the theft could have originated but if Dany's visions were not cut, them the episode was like 8.5/10. Ygritte was excelente even considering the changes. Osha is hot, we saw Shaggy and Rickon talked! Jaqen was awesome as well. Tywin is still a bit soft for me but his scenes with Arya are amazing, completely amazing.

As it was implied, I know she will go to the House of the Undying. But I hope I'm wrong, I really hope because I want to see her visions. But I feel we're not that lucky, since she'll go there in rage. It would make no sense for her to drink the Shade of the Evening, too dangerous for her, since they have her dragons. OK, that made "no sense" in the books too, but she had her dragons. Ned's dream were cut, so, maybe Dany's visions were too :( About "Why anyone tried it?" that someone asked in the thread, she was at Xaro's, he had good guards and HE wanted her dragons, so, he wanted them safe.

This is so wrong. We're not going to see Dany's visions, only DRAKARIS and boom, no more Pyat Pree. Disgusting. I'm not angry because of the theft, just because of what it origined. I wanted to see Rhaegar, the Blue winter Roses and the Red Wedding. I don't want to HBO to kill every handmaid. At least Ramsey is in. Good, I want to see him dead in the books and in the series. And there's hope for Jojen and Meera, that's very, very good. And the King's Landing scenes were great.

Oh, and what about the Quaithe? Finally we saw her. Not as I imagined reading the books, but very nice. Pyat Pree too, very freaky. About the speed of the series, my father (yes, I watch with him) has lots os problems to memorize characters names. He has no time to do it, since even Stannis appears not much in the episodes, which are once a week. So maybe that's why they cut Jojen, Meera and the Walders, 4 more characters. For the audience it was a nice move.

Green dreams? Bran is more complete in the series than in the books, lol. Tywin was a bit soft IMO. Rude with his nephew(?) but he was too nice with Arya. And Loras not accusing Brienne? Strange. Good episode though. Davos, Arya and Tyrion were great.

The same here. Oh, and about Harrenhal, much more destroyed than I've pictured. Amazing.