A Game of Thrones - TV Show Discussion Thread

[rah]

Normally I'd agree, but it actually seemed a pivotal moment. He was reunited with Brienne who you think has the potential to coax out his "good side".
Which Jamie would prevail? And then he basically threatens to catapult Edmure's baby over the wall. Decision made. Love is the decision maker.
It's not just black and white.

[Dinner]

In the books the blackfish surrenders Riverun to Jaime but escapes heading for the Vale to rally support against the Lannisters and to live to fight another day. I find that more satisfying than the tv show's constantly killing off characters to save budget.

[Lorizael]

Also because his death scene was...

Jaime: Bring me the Blackfish.

Guy: Oh, uh, he died.

Jaime: Okay.

[kentonio]

I enjoyed that episode. Things are building up nicely for a huge episode 9 like normal.

[Proteus_MST]

So does she. That's why she's doing real sex work.

Well, it seems like was the other way round ...
her experience with real sex work got her the job

[Proteus_MST]

ere

At least in the books she learned how to change faces. What did tv Arya grt out of the whole going to Braavos? Learning to sweep floors and blind fight? They don't even have the warg ability Arya wad learning in the books.

The blind fighting came in handy against the waif, however


btw.
I am surprised that such a large city like Mereen didn't have any defensive catapults, Trebuchets or Ballistae against the invading fleet.

Very surprising, considering the fact that they got the unsung dwarven hero of kings landing as one of the cities leaders

Well, more fun for Drogon (with burniong ships) in the next episode, I guess

[Dry]

The blind fighting came in handy against the waif, however

Well, I had to switch the logic module in my brain off on that one.

The waif was Aria's teacher in all her fighting techniques, she was supposedly some older, more trained disciple. And they tell us the the waif was not trained in blind fighting? At all?

[Lorizael]

Bah. Arya is a Stark. The Stark words are "Winter is coming." Winter is dark. You can't see in the dark. So Starks are better in the dark. QED.

[Dry]

And full of terrors

[Proteus_MST]

Well, I had to switch the logic module in my brain off on that one.

The waif was Aria's teacher in all her fighting techniques, she was supposedly some older, more trained disciple. And they tell us the the waif was not trained in blind fighting? At all?

Well, IIRC the blindness was a punishment for Arya because she didn't fulfill her first mission ... not some preplanned part of her training regime (despite the fact that it löatewr was used for her training).

I guess the waif always fulfilled her missions without displeasing the faceless god (and therefore wasn't punished even once)

[Dinner]

Blindness is used on all faceless men as part of the training, at least in the books, so the tv show's out come is doubly unsatisfying. The kindly man said so. Also no faceless man is supposed to bring the gift to someone they know so it is retarded to have the waif try to kill Arya.

[Uncle Sparky]

http://radaronline.com/celebrity-new...orking-hooker/

One of the actresses from the show has been found to be working as a hooker.

Not many woman rugby players...

[self biased]

aren't the waif and arya the same person?

[Lorizael]

That apparently was a theory, but I think it seems clear that's not the case now.

[Dauphin]

Oh, was it supposed to be some kind of Superman III thing?