I almost stopped watching when she started screaming. Really disturbed me.
What if she didnt burn like Dany?
I am at least holding out that hope ><
This scene disturbed me the most out of the whole show so far. I had to mute my volume.
I almost stopped watching when she started screaming. Really disturbed me.
What if she didnt burn like Dany?
I am at least holding out that hope ><
I almost stopped watching when she started screaming. Really disturbed me.
What if she didnt burn like Dany?
I am at least holding out that hope ><
I think it was rather clear from mom's face.
pretty effing horrible. Let's see how much public rage develops due to this scene... :whiste:
Awesome episode. I like that each scene was drawn out and well-paced. Jorah can't fight--terrible choreography/skills again--but that was still epic in the end.
Every scene was rather brilliant this episode.
I always thought Jorah style represented the harsh Island he came from (Bear island) in that he is crude and not that polished in his fighting but he still gets the job done.
He is far from the best polished fighter but he seems to get the job done. I never saw his style as one of grace and finesse.
She *did* survive Dragonscale.
What happened to bran and his brother, they haven't been on at all this season.
Martin seems to like killing off favorite characters. I guess that's a nice change from the standard Hollywood bullshit we're used to but after a while it becomes almost formulaic.
The arena sequence I thought was particularly disappointing.Sure, it was a lot of fun when Drogon comes in and cooks half of the attackers. And who wouldn't love the shot of Daenerys flying away on her dragon. But come on. Who couldn't have seen that coming a mile away. Once they were surrounded it was obvious what was going to happen next.
I don't mean to piss on the show since in most respects I really do like it. Tyrion is one of the most fascinating characters I've seen in a while. But sometimes it comes off as being a bit contrived.
Yeah, it was cool and everything, but that was a pretty obvious thing.
*cough*wyvern*cough*I thought a dragon would be tougher...usually dragon scales are like steel.
It wasn't completely obvious. I was predicting when Daenarys closed her eyes, rather than dragons, the credits show up![]()
it got obvious when they were completely surrounded in the middle of the arena
if Drogon doesn't appear, how do they get out of that situation?
the harpies aren't going to hold them hostage for ransom
I haven't watched it yet but I assume stannis's daughter got sacrificed to the red witch's god?
don't tell me how stannis rationalized this and why she was burned.
very eager to watch it tommorow
And that hand-slapping... man that was good stuff...
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Given what was in the preview...which showed that the Lord of Light was causing a thaw, I have a feeling that the sacrifice went off without a hitch.
*cough*wyvern*cough*![]()
A wyvern (/ˈwaɪvərn/ weye-vərn), sometimes spelled wivern, is a legendary winged creature with a dragon's head and wings; a reptilian body; two legs; and a barbed tail.
Dragons are covered in scales, as well as spiny horns which run down their backs from head to tail.
