ghost recon88
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Thanks! She'll be 32 this year and doesn't look even close to that.
Yep, she's smoking and doesn't look close to her age :thumbsup:
Thanks! She'll be 32 this year and doesn't look even close to that.
I never read the books and I thought it was clear that Quorin was sacrificing himself so that Jon Snow would appear a traitor and get in with the wildlings.Great finale. Though I don't think they made it clear to non-bookreaders that Quorin agreed to sacrifice himself so that the wildlings can trust Jon and accept him into their ranks.
I agree somewhat. It seems like since they focused solely on the attack at King's Landing last week, they had to tie everything together and wrap it all up in this episode, and it ended up feeling rushed. That said, I still enjoyed it, but certain bits felt like they needed to be fleshed out more, most noatably the House of the Undying (which was a sort of "WTF is going on" scene, but still felt somewhat abbreviated). Also, from descriptions I've read here, it seems like Tyrion's injury was supposed to be much more gruesome; a scar across the face doesn't seem like such a big deal (it's certainly not as bad as The Hound).I can't seem to shake this feeling of disappointment over the finale. The main thing is that I like feeling dramatic tension in stories like this, and I never got it. Of course, some scenes aren't going to have that (e.g. Tyrion's scene), but I expected a bit more in Dany's scene. When she got chained up by the evil, creepy warlock, I just never really cared. Although, it was good watching 'im burn! :twisted:
Why did the hot girl have to end up in the vault?
Why did the hot girl have to end up in the vault?
I never read the books and I thought it was clear that Quorin was sacrificing himself so that Jon Snow would appear a traitor and get in with the wildlings.
Could someone post in spoiler tags how the book ended with Dany, without all the house of the undying tv storyline?
Could someone post in spoiler tags how the book ended with Dany, without all the house of the undying tv storyline?
Great finale. Though I don't think they made it clear to non-bookreaders that Quorin agreed to sacrifice himself so that the wildlings can trust Jon and accept him into their ranks.
EDIT: Darnit, Ninja'd by bunny!
It helped that they replayed the scene from two weeks ago in the previously on part before the episode. There was the scene, after they'd been captured, where Quorin whispers to Jon Snow that he needs to do the right thing when the time comes. That was pretty blatant foreshadowing that Snow was going to have to kill him. But it was a couple weeks ago, so without the reminder from the previously on segment, I probably wouldn't have remembered it myself.yea i was wondering wtf was going on with that fight.
I haven't read the books, but anyone that didn't understand the Halfhand/Snow fight should probably stick to watching less cerebral shows like Glee.
Doreah, played by Roxanne McKee. In the books, she is only supposed to be 16 :hmm:
really another personal attack? why do you have to be such a insulting prick all the fucking time?