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Sure, some are reasonable, it's a fantasy series. And the opening chapter of GoT had white walkers FFS, I'm not commenting on the literary value of it. But with regards to emotional investment, LotR just has a ton of cop outs.
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Let's not get too proud of the lack of deus ex machina in the series that wiped out a key player via mystical vagina ninja.
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That's the ****ing point. LotR = crap writing with little emotional investment and tons of dei ex machinae, ASOIAF = huge piles of dead bodies (and that isn't a spoiler) and real shock at the events.
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Gandalf dies? All I saw was he fell off a bride and miraculously survived. It really proves my point more than anything.
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Originally posted by Krill View PostJust wondering, but are there any real love scenes in ASOIAF? Which is funny, when you think about all the nude scenes in the TV series.Spoiler:Apart from Dany's various emotional spasms, I think the nearest is the odd moment between Jaime and Brienne - emotionally rather than physically
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There's the horrible one withOriginally posted by Krill View PostJust wondering, but are there any real love scenes in ASOIAF? Which is funny, when you think about all the nude scenes in the TV series.and the somewhat less horribleSpoiler:Sam and Gillyones.Spoiler:Jon and Ygritte
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It was more that so few important characters actually die in LotR, that I can't get any real sense of loss form the writing, and that just doesn't happen in ASOIAF.Originally posted by Guynemer View PostTo be fair, there is a fair bit of "so-and-so is dead! ... NO THEY AREN'T!" in ASOIAF, too.
Just wondering, but are there any real love scenes in ASOIAF? Which is funny, when you think about all the nude scenes in the TV series.Originally posted by Cort Haus View PostI was exaggerating for rhetorical effect. It is a love scene after all, to be fair.
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