Good article other than the issue with Tyrion. I guess they could have found someone with the face of Sloth from Goonies and plopped it on Dinklage's body? Now that I think about it... photoshop please?
I'd say Sansa becomes pretty likable after the first book... she's obviously out of her league when she's trying to play the subterfuge game with the likes of Littlefinger and Cersei, but she's a quick learner and is presented somewhat empathetically after going through hell with Joffrey.
I have not read the latest book yet but have finished all the earlier ones and she always comes off to me as more annoying and a halfwit then anything.
While she does realize life is not what she thought of with brave, handsome and honorable knights always winning she still is clueless in most of the later events and I never did like her.
Good article other than the issue with Tyrion. I guess they could have found someone with the face of Sloth from Goonies and plopped it on Dinklage's body? Now that I think about it... photoshop please?
I have not read the latest book yet but have finished all the earlier ones and she always comes off to me as more annoying and a halfwit then anything.
While she does realize life is not what she thought of with brave, handsome and honorable knights always winning she still is clueless in most of the later events and I never did like her.
He gets convinced that he needs to win a big battle to show he is the powerful one not her.
The hound is horrified of fire. Ever since the burn, they insinuate it through out the tournament for the hand when they talk about Thoros of Myr and his flaming sword. He is also more than a little in love with Sansa. Various times he is seen being less brutal than the others.
As much as we are supposed to dislike the Lannisters, I really enjoyed Tyrion's role this season. The show makes him a likeable guy who gets screwed by everyone because he's a dwarf. Sad to see episode 9 end the wat it did
Tyrion is supposed to be liked, and the likely reason that is so is because he's actually the most honorable of all the Lannisters, and the reason for that is that he has obviously been humbled for being a "crippled" half-man...of which
a certain other Lannister is about to become a lot more "likable" due to a crippling incident...
when did the gay knight align his tribe to the Lannisters?
i know Littlefinger was talking to Reny's wife (gay Knights sister) in becoming THE queen. but since she's a girl, she has no power in committing the tribe.
He was in love with Renly and knew Stannis was somehow behind Renly's death, so it was pretty easy for Loras to side with whomever would allow him to exact his vengeance on Stannis. Its basically an easy scenario of "the enemy of my enemy is my friend".
However the political reason is that House Tyrell wants more power, and getting Margery to be queen is the number one way of acquiring that power. At first the easiest way to power was supporting Renly because he commanded the largest force and seemed like a shoe-in to capture the throne (can even go back to Season 1 where Loras convinces Renly that he would be the best option as king even though he was 4th in line at the time), but then Stannis used some pretty black magic to eliminate him.
With Renly gone and the Lannisters in trouble from losing not only to the Starks in the north but now having to face Stannis with his newly acquired forces, the Lannisters pretty much had no choice but to accept the help from house Tyrell, and anyone that can put two and two together should be able to figure out that Sansa will be out and Margery in as Joffrey's bride-to-be. Heck, even Margery's "innocence" is preserved as they even showed us how Renly likely never consummated his marriage with Margery early on this season when Renly showed no interest in her
Just to clarify one thing, Loras Tyrell isn't in charge of the Tyrell family or anything. His father (Mace Tyrell) actually holds all those titles, and Loras is in fact Mace's third son.
Loras is well known simply because he's good at winning tournaments and he's hawt (the ladies love him).
I haven't liked Sansa at all until her most recent chapters where things finally started getting interesting, but even then her stories weren't interesting because of her but more because of characters near her.
whos that girl that sat naked on Tyrion's mercenary's lap in the beginning of the episode? i dont recall seeing her b4, altho the only reoccuring whore I remember is Ro and Tyrion's pornstar .
I haven't liked Sansa at all until her most recent chapters where things finally started getting interesting, but even then her stories weren't interesting because of her but more because of characters near her.
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