Game of Thrones *spoilers*

Ah I see. He is all wrong visually for the role in my head, not the face I picture at all.

 

Indeed.

Also, I'd recommend you STOP READING THIS THREAD if you're going to read the books

 

I have avoided it like the plague, much like the Walking Dead thread I am carefully reading as far my viewing of episodes has gone. You can expect me to quote more posts from Oct of last year onward as I read them finally. Currently holding on page 30/31 there.
On this general subject all I know is that Borimor dies yet again when time traveling , universe jumping evil wizards steal the Tardis from The Doctor during one of his visits to Hogwarts. This was after Borimor stole the Delorean from Doc Brown and used it write a note to himself to wear "arrow proof" armour that fateful day. Or that he just dies somehow that is a mystery to me. No doubt one of many deaths that had better get damn gruesome while twisting the storyline in sick ways that defy the cliched mold so many other stories follow.
for this book(s) - Page 19=Page 1 so far.

 

she has come a long way since being a maid in Downton Abbey.

 

Speed_Gibson - the chick with the long blonde hair is either Cersei or Daenerys.

Dany



Cersei

 

Dany is a total badass, while Cersei is a bitchy, snobby, stuckup, psychotic helicopter parent.

 

I haaaate the Half Blood Prince and the Deathly Hallows movies. We'll have to watch a movie based on a book, then you'll see why I don't watch the shows. Ask Lordeden .

 

cynthetiq - dude. she likes Joss Whedon. What do you really expect?

 

I see your schwartz is as big as mine !

 

I think it was Dany. I remember seeing the face on the DVD boxed set at work I think and it was light hair.

Not going to bother with spoiler tags because anyone this far into this thread is waaaay beyond this in more one medium.
Why did George kill the direwolf named Lady? Egads. Pushing the kid out of the window was perfectly fine but killing an innocent wolf that people dislike strictly for what she was is a low blow.

 

Jon and Ygritte reach the the top of the wall after a near-deadly climb.
- Game of Thrones episode 307 - 'The Climb'

 

Bah, I think they blew all that episode's budget on CGI for climbing the wall and looking out from the top.

I wanted Arya to punch the red witch in the face so bad.

 

They killed Lady in place of Nymeria for "attacking" Joffrey. This is also why the hound killed Mycah - so there were no other witnesses other than Arya to the fact that Joff created his whole mess with Nymeria and Arya and could lie about it. Truth be told, it was purely Sansa's fault that Lady died, if she had stood up and said what really happened, Robert would likely have not had the wolf killed.

As far as the series vs the books go, they really need to quit diverting from Arya's story so much. Hers is the only POV that is so off base with the books that it annoys me.

 

I would have been fine with the boy falling onto a pike from the window when he was pushed and dying an angonising slow death after seeing the queen and her brother, but seeing that wolf killed was painful. Oh well. I shall read some more today and eventually get to the part where Boromir dies again, that man must have hellaciously expensive life insurance quotes. Hopefully it is something more colourful than just a sword fight or in combat.