I think that was just there to remind you that while Theon thinks he killed them, and everyone else in the world thinks Theon killed them, they are still alive. ....not sure why we need that reminder, except maybe that Theon is seen by everyone, especially in the north, as the killer.
The reminders serve only to pander to the audience of lesser intelligence. Few people can remember the broader details of the story, let alone the finer ones.
Yeah, I try not to watch them. There are still plenty of things that I forget, though, but I do not really care, tbh. I like to watch re-runs in the background if nothing else is on, and I will pick up on details that I may have long forgot, or pre-figured some later event that could not have possibly been expected at that time (for someone that is new to the content).
I don't think he thinks that. He knows that they strung up some charred farmer's boys and pretended. On that note, I think Theon may emerge again from Reek soon. Ramsay is acknowledging things he did as Theon and Sansa thinks he killed her brothers. Ramsay told Reek not to keep secrets, so he might be ready to spill the beans about them.
Thoen knows he didn't kill them, even in his state. In the episode where Theon is giving Ramsay a shave in front of Roose he tells the story about the farm kids, that was well after his breaking. If anything that scene was there to remind us Sansa still thinks he killer her bothers.
There's 30 something "major" characters (alive), that's not counting people like Pycell, Grey Worm or Hodor. It's a lot of details and plot lines.Ah, see. I forgot that!
Maybe to a plebeian like you; but for the hard-core GoT aristocrat it's nothing! I re-watch every episode every season so that I can know exactly what's going on in the next episode!
smackababy read the books, so for those types I think it's very difficult to separate the enforcement of details from one source to the other, and why it is easier to recall such things.
"All of the talents minds of all of the greatest Maesters in the world." ..See, I remember that part! (It was the previous episode)
Roose will never fucking skin a stag while delivering a speech on family values, that's for sure. But he's kinda cool. I expect him to die soon, changing of the guard is the story line.
i was shocked that stag skiining w/o cut scenes.
Tywin Lannister only does one take. And Lord help you if you fuck that take up; in the next scene, you'll be playing the stag.
I don't remember that info in the GOT tv series at all.
I surmised it without the books. We know everything we need to know when Petyr Baelish talks to Sansa at Lyanna Stark's grave in the crypts of Winterfell. "Oh! That's what 'R+L=J' means!"
Yes, but Dragon Riders are almost certainly Wargs. The gifted Targaryans can't be burned but aren't Dragon Riders, so I doubt Grayscale alone would let someone ride.
I'm pretty sure it
Jojen died, stabby-stab from the skeletons. The child throwing fireballs saved the rest of the group and Hodor took Bran into the cave with the 3 eyed raven guy.
The story arc is caught up with the books and I imagine they want to exhaust all detailed story before embarking on new content. Plus, his story was painfully terrible anyway. And it looked like he (Bran) grew a foot between each time they showed his cripple ass on screen.
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