of man and wolf

Alicent is definitely no Cersei. Imagine what Cersei would have done to Larys in such a position. You're the queen...you want info? Torture the man. Also why didn't Rhaenys just end the war then and there??? Like what?

is it just me or does the actress plaing the older Rhaenerya look pretty much as old as her uncle Daemon???

you can say what you will about D and D but they did a better job on season 1 of their series than what we are seeing with this one. But perhaps its just that that period of time was always more interesting than the period of time of this series.

I'm not sold on this show yet. I'm struggling comparing this with GoT first season and this one does not compare. I find the dialog too in your face or just not flowing naturally. The constant referring to each person by their title or what they are to each other....such as "husband" and "daughter" and "uncle" etc....to be told numerous times that so and so must do this because they are the princess or blah blah....it's jarring. Game of thrones never did that in their first season. I dont know I just find the dialog to be a bit forced.

It's like talking to a wall man. You'd be better off debating the wind. Sure season 8 could have been better. Sure the wriitng fell off. Yes, it needed more epeisodes to properly flesh out the story...I thught it was rushed which was my main gripe after the first 4 seasons did a great job with pace. But it was still damn entertaining and I thought season 8 was totally fine, especially the first 4 episodes. And I bought the blu ray. And I continue watching.

the pet that was promised.

To be honest all the other small councils were jokes. At least now you'll have men not vying to one up each other and thinking of the common folk etc...

The only thing I didnt quite care for was cleganebowl. I dont get why Sandor bothered. He was abused by his brother when they were younger, and he essentially got killed by his bro in the fight. I mean, he sacrificed his life to fight a guy who was already pretty much dead and couldnt feel any pain. What does Sandor gain from this or even get out of it???

jaime rapes his sister, threatens babies and constantly only thinks about one person but hey ok lets pretend as you suggest. Dany burns POWS alive, cant sustain proper leadership whenever she conquers a city, gets really angry at anyone who doesnt side with her, burns more people alive because she loves her destruction toys, and comes to westeros wondering why these people who are not slavers like those in essos, would not take kindly to a conqueror who is bringing said dragons, an army well known for raping, pillaging and enslaving...and the other cold blooded assassins. Lets pretend some more. yeah. cool.

Of course she was provoked. And she handled it the way she handled it. As others might have, or not have. That's the thing...nobody can predict how someone will act or react in any given situation. That's what makes life real and this was dealing in that aspect.

It's like the Blackfish said when confronted by Jaime..."I'm very unimpressed, such a disapointment"

He didn't truly though. He gained a certain "fighters" respect for Brienne. That's all. He didn't give a damn for anyone or anything else. And in the end, his respect for Brienne lost out to his love and obsession towards his sister.

Nah.

They wont. My feeling is that once the show went past the books, the show runners asked that Martin not have any of his books published until the series finale. I suspect we'll be getting a new book very soon. Or news of it's release soon. And yes, obviously, things will be drastically different considering the characters still alive in said books and those not alive that were int he show.

dont you even recall Tyrion is season 1 telling Jaime.."you wound me..you know how much I love my family"

did you really need to use the word "retard"...?

yea he came a long way.....he raped cersei next to their sons dead body. He threatened to kill edmure's baby. He clearly stated time and again that he's not a good person but for some reason you guys keep wanting to believe otherwise.

why do people constantly feel like everyone needs to be redeemed? Did you really think Jaime was a good person overall? He wasnt and was never going to be. He was complex like so many others in this story. It's like Bran telling Theon in the end that he's a good person doesnt really make it so. Tell that to ser rodrik.

Pretty damn good episode. We all should have know Dany was going down this way as this was building u since the first season. She was never a good ruler, nor was she a good person.

why? they were all proven to be exactly who they always were. If you thought Dany or Jaime were moving somewhere else you havent been paying attention,

Mirri was always right about Dany... "look to your Khal and see what life is worth when there is nothing left"When Dany thought she saved Mirri and her people that was laughable. Dany never knew how to rule and she would never be loved in westeros...for one thing, the rulers of westeros are much more aloof towards the commoners, unlike in essos, where rulers constantly look to enslave them. In essos, Dany was a good queen. Not in westeros, where she did not fit.

westeros doent love her....so she is saying fuck it.

Yup anyone who thinks that isnt Dany....well you haven't been paying attention. That's mostly just show noobs I hope.

anyone notice sansa was crying for theon but didnt shed a tear for rickon?

I guess so but really im sure this show is banking dough.