Game of Thrones - TV Series (NO BOOK SPOILERS)

[Phoenix86]

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And look at the map. They left no place for a third city on it.

It's on the map.

http://viewers-guide.hbo.com/game-of-thrones/season3/

 

[PottedMeat]

LS?

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lady stoneheart?

 

[Printer Bandit]

 

[ch33zw1z]

*snicker*

 

[quikah]

I'm looking forward to some serious action with the white walkers next season. Damned things have been around since the first minute of the show and we've still seen little more than a glimpse here and there, aside from Sam's hero moment.

Find a comfy chair, its gonna be a while.

 

[pcslookout]

Meh, it may not have been the best "finale" but it was a solid show IMO.

As for those predicting who will die next, I thought that by

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killing off Rob and Ladies Stark

they'd already massively diverged from the plot of the books. Haven't read the books myself.

I'm looking forward to some serious action with the white walkers next season. Damned things have been around since the first minute of the show and we've still seen little more than a glimpse here and there, aside from Sam's hero moment.

I am rewatching Game of Thrones from Season 1 just to see more of them again.

 

[Agent11]

Cold hands had better make an appearance.

 

[Sonikku]

Why was the old crotchy guy so upset at being betrayed for tities, when he himself acknowledged he'd break a dozen vows like that when he was young for breasts that good? Was he just being hypocritical? Also what was it under that guys sleeve that freaked Rob starks mom out?

 

[Phoenix86]

Why was the old crotchy guy so upset at being betrayed for tities, when he himself acknowledged he'd break a dozen vows like that when he was young for breasts that good? Was he just being hypocritical? Also what was it under that guys sleeve that freaked Rob starks mom out?

He was being perverted, because that's how he is. He was upset because one of his kids should have been a queen and in general how all the lords looked down on him.

She saw that he was wearing armor and knew he was about to attack Robb.

 

[Atomic Playboy]

Why was the old crotchy guy so upset at being betrayed for tities, when he himself acknowledged he'd break a dozen vows like that when he was young for breasts that good? Was he just being hypocritical? Also what was it under that guys sleeve that freaked Rob starks mom out?

He was wearing chainmail under his tunic, which is typically not done to a wedding seeing as how there's an expectation of merriment and revelry rather than arrows and death. As for Frey, I don't think he really cares about being viewed as a hypocrite, as he felt he was the wronged party and was willing to break the venerated tradition pledging no harm shall come to guests under one's roof.

 

[MikeyLSU]

Why was the old crotchy guy so upset at being betrayed for tities, when he himself acknowledged he'd break a dozen vows like that when he was young for breasts that good? Was he just being hypocritical? Also what was it under that guys sleeve that freaked Rob starks mom out?

Frey is an old guy who makes sure he is on the winning side. It was said that during Robert's rebellion to overthrow the Targaryens, Frey waited until the last second to put his allegiance to the winning side. he wanted to make sure he picked the winning side.

So he is always very self serving rather than honorable. Yes, he can say this was all about the fact that Robb broke his oath, but in reality, Frey saw that the south was winning the war and made a deal to join the winning side before it was too late.

Frey would have never done this without the backing of Casterly Rock and the Lannisters.

 

[GagHalfrunt]

Cold hands had better make an appearance.

You might have a long wait.

 

[Sonikku]

So with the way the wind was blowing, he was going to murder the king in the north even if he had kept his oath it looks like.

 

[brainhulk]

Lord Varys's connversation with Tyrion's girlfriend and then Cersei telling Tyrion she will not be getting married....

Cersei is plotting to kill Tywin?

Book readers don't answer...just my random mumbling

 

[BladeVenom]

Cold hands had better make an appearance.

I think they can cut him, unless he does lots of important stuff in books 6 and 7. He's an interesting character, but he doesn't really do much that someone else couldn't do. Just like Strong Belwas.

 

[Phoenix86]

So with the way the wind was blowing, he was going to murder the king in the north even if he had kept his oath it looks like.

Probably, you saw how little he cared for his wife, what's losing one of his many daughters going to mean to him?

 

[Zeze]

Lord Varys's connversation with Tyrion's girlfriend and then Cersei telling Tyrion she will not be getting married....

Cersei is plotting to kill Tywin?

Book readers don't answer...just my random mumbling

That makes no sense.

Tywin is an effective leader that's single-handedly winning the war. Cersei's petty resentment towards her father is nothing compared to losing the entire Lannister's downfall. Cersei knows this.

 

[brainhulk]

That makes no sense.

Tywin is an effective leader that's single-handedly winning the war. Cersei's petty resentment towards her father is nothing compared to losing the entire Lannister's downfall. Cersei knows this.

Cersei is blinded by her love for her children and Jaime.

 

[MikeyLSU]

So with the way the wind was blowing, he was going to murder the king in the north even if he had kept his oath it looks like.

there is no way to know for sure, but it certainly is in his personality. This was the perfect excuse for him to switch sides.

 

[KMFJD]

Another great season, looking forward to the next

 

[dainthomas]

Cold hands had better make an appearance.

He'll show up the same time as Strong Belwas and Hot Asha Greyjoy.

 

[nageov3t]

finally saw the finale tonight.

I liked it, but the Daeneres ending did seem really weird and tacked on to me. she wasn't in the episode at all before that scene.

 

[Craig234]

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I haven't read the books, but people who have said the show changed the bid geal about killing a guest after the 'salt ceremony'.

But in the last episode, I think they replaced that with the story about how killing a king's son and feeding the son to the king wasn't a problem, but killing a guest was.

Frey has clearly been put in a position fer a lot of revenge next season.

 

[Phoenix86]

she wasn't in the episode at all before that scene.

Everyone isn't in an episode, until they are. :hmm:

They were basically going through all the plot arcs and her's was last, someone had to be last.

edit: Her plot arcs are often towards the end of the show unless that episode is centered on her.

 

[bononos]

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I haven't read the books, but people who have said the show changed the bid geal about killing a guest after the 'salt ceremony'.

But in the last episode, I think they replaced that with the story about how killing a king's son and feeding the son to the king wasn't a problem, but killing a guest was.

Frey has clearly been put in a position fer a lot of revenge next season.

Don't think anything much was changed, just that people who read the book would understand the significance of the food being offered to Robb and Catelyn. I don't think GOT needs a primer about westerosi customs for the audience to understand that murdering guests during a wedding is a highly treacherous act.