That's a huge difference thanThere are 3 main castles and a bunch of towers. The only castle actually manned anymore is Castle Black.
There is a sea, but wildings have no ships or experience on the sea.
This link is the map of the wall, it might have spoilers (I don't think so), but it does have places labeled. One such label is misleading, as it is referring to Brandon the Builder, who gave the Night's Watch a bunch of land to farm; not Bran Stark from the current story. http://img1.wikia.nocookie.net/__cb20110708124258/gameofthrones/images/c/ca/The_Wall_Map.PNG
I don't think the show has done a great job showing just how vast the wall is (or how large Westeros is, for that matter).That's a huge difference than
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Does anyone else hear the theme song playing when they see this?That's a huge difference than
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I only hear that dude's NES Keytar version of the theme song now.Does anyone else hear the theme song playing when they see this?
I hear that incredibly loud and obnoxious song from the trailer for "the Boxtrolls", because that is what that art style reminds me of, and the trailer for that movie is so incredibly loud it has been stamped forever in my brain.Does anyone else hear the theme song playing when they see this?
Eastwatch and the Shadow Tower are also manned. Qhoran (from season 2, the guy Jon killed after he was captured) came from the shadow tower.There are 3 main castles and a bunch of towers. The only castle actually manned anymore is Castle Black.
There is a sea, but wildings have no ships or experience on the sea.
so 100men at black castle and a few dozen at each tower?Eastwatch and the Shadow Tower are also manned. Qhoran (from season 2, the guy Jon killed after he was captured) came from the shadow tower.
I don't know if the show ever details how many men are at the other 2 forts. I would suspect it is mentioned in Season 2 when Mormont decides to go out in force.so 100men at black castle and a few dozen at each tower?
eastwatch = port?
so little threat from wildings since they don't have ships nor do they plan on using the port to go south?
I imagine he's taking his newfound mercenaries to the Wall, so he can call himself the savior of Westeros and boost his claim to the throne.Maybe, just maybe, the uncertainty around Stannis' location isn't "bad writing", maybe it's intentional so that the audience won't know where or when he'll show up again.
I only hearDoes anyone else hear the theme song playing when they see this?
me thinks the lady protest too muchOlenna already said she had no interest in marrying a Targaryen so she seduced Luthor Tyrell.
What this episode showed is the wall is a formidable defensive system. Realistically 5-10k men can stop 100k easy if they are spread across the wall manning all the towers and castles. Even 1k men will be enough for Mance though I doubt 1k or 10k could hold off the white walkers. So do giants and wooly mammoths turn into zombies? If they do Im heading south to Mereen and join Darios posse.I don't know if the show ever details how many men are at the other 2 forts. I would suspect it is mentioned in Season 2 when Mormont decides to go out in force.
Yes, Eastwatch is a port.
Well, they have been shown riding zombie horses...So do giants and wooly mammoths turn into zombies? If they do Im heading south to Mereen and join Darios posse.
weinerDoes anyone else hear the theme song playing when they see this?
Do you guys think Mances army took care of all the dead from that first day or would they leave them for the crows to take care of?Well, they have been shown riding zombie horses...
Entertainment Weekly said:'Game of Thrones' showrunners promise: Best finale yet
The Battle of Castle Black may have been the biggest action set-piece in Game of Thrones history (and probably TV history, too), but next Sunday’s hour of the HBO hit could be the show’s best episode ever.
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Titled “The Children,” the 10th episode of the fourth season will break a narrative pattern that’s been set by the show in previous years. Usually the ninth episode contains a major character death or battle, and the finale is a quieter hour (by Thrones standards, at least) that wraps some storylines while launching other threads for next season. Expect “The Children” to check in with all the key characters and for some major drama to unfold.
“It’s the best finale we’ve ever done, bar none,” Thrones showrunners David Benioff and Dan Weiss said in a statement. “The performances from our cast, the direction from Alex Graves, the VFX work, the new [music] cues from Ramin Djawadi—all of it came together in perhaps the finest hour we’ve produced. We’re immensely proud of ‘The Children.’ And a little intimidated by the episode, because now we have to get back to the business of season five and figure out a way to top it.”
Of key interest is the fate of Tyrion Lannister (Peter Dinklage), who was sentenced to death at the conclusion of the eighth episode. But there’s also Jon Snow (Kit Harington) marching off to assassinate Mance Rayder (Ciarán Hinds), Arya (Maisie Williams) setting a new course, and you cannot have a Thrones finale without at least one surprise involving the dragon queen (Emilia Clarke). Expect “The Children” to be a longer-than-usual episode, too — HBO’s schedule says the finale is 66 minutes.
They stated in season 1 that there were less than a 1000 men in the Night's Watch. It seems that those are divided almost evenly since Castle Black only had a little over 300 men. 200 went with Mormont, and most were slain, leaving leaving only a little over 100 left.I don't know if the show ever details how many men are at the other 2 forts. I would suspect it is mentioned in Season 2 when Mormont decides to go out in force.
Yes, Eastwatch is a port.
It was almost dawn when the battle began. Jon said that the climbers wouldn't be able to reach the top of the wall before dawn.Or the battle raged until dawn.
Watch this then.I only hear that dude's NES Keytar version of the theme song now.
It was almost dawn when the battle began. Jon said that the climbers wouldn't be able to reach the top of the wall before dawn.