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Why? That never happened to Theon. Only the priests of the drowned god go through that ritual.All the changes from the book were fine with one quibble: They should have drowned Theon and then given him CPR.
wait, just waitI really liked this show until all hell broke loose with the war starting (Stark's death), now things are falling off for me.
im not. that meme is fucking stupidI was disappointed at the lack of an Arrow to the Knee meme for Spartacus with the Egyptian. Something like...
"I was about to kill Crixus, until I took an arrow to the knee."![]()
Can we get confirmation?Why? That never happened to Theon. Only the priests of the drowned god go through that ritual.
http://awoiaf.westeros.org/index.php/Drowned_GodCan we get confirmation?
I agree, it is not shown happening to Theon in the books, but I did get the impression it happened to everyone, not just the priests. Has anyone else read the books and can comment?
I think Episode 4 will show something interesting and give some information as to why Melisandre has been getting jiggy with Stannis.GF and I agree first 2 episodes have been SUPER DULL. It pales in comparison to first episodes of S1 that hooked you right in. I hope some fun happens tonight.
Magic was, and is, a strong force in the weave of this story's fabric. How do you feel about the Wall and the Others?GF and I didn't like the last part of giving birth to a shadow creature.
It felt too 'fantasy' for us. Do you know what I mean? I liked the series so far as a serious period piece with a splash of fantasy, not become a cartoon LOTR.
Anyone else agree? Or explain the ending?
there is going to be a lot more magic going forward.GF and I didn't like the last part of giving birth to a shadow creature.
It felt too 'fantasy' for us. Do you know what I mean? I liked the series so far as a serious period piece with a splash of fantasy, not become a cartoon LOTR.
Anyone else agree? Or explain the ending?
I'm pretty sure I remember someone here saying that Stannis never got with the fire chick in the book. So, how the hell did he end up fathering the Shadows?there is going to be a lot more magic going forward.
The Shadows / Stannis' children are key elements in the books.
I would think once you knew Dragons existed you'd have just switched channels if fantasy was not acceptable to you and 'her'.
I don't think it showed them going at it but it was implied in the books.I'm pretty sure I remember someone here saying that Stannis never got with the fire chick in the book. So, how the hell did he end up fathering the Shadows?
Gotcha. But I swear I read someone going on about how it ruined his character because he would never cheat on his wife in the book. I'd go through the thread looking for it but... nah.I don't think it showed them going at it but it was implied in the books.
Gotcha. But I swear I read someone going on about how it ruined his character because he would never cheat on his wife in the book. I'd go through the thread looking for it but... nah.I don't think it showed them going at it but it was implied in the books.