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[ObserverStatus]

Det. Bones wrote...
That episode was downright depressing.....

Nuh uh, the part where Danny makes her army kill everyone was badass.

[LPPrince]

After that line about his real father losing his head in King's Landing, I think I'll forever see Theon differently.

Like, if I was to go back and reread A Game of Thrones, I'd see him as a Stark...or closer to.

[Straw Nihilist]

bobobo878 wrote...

Det. Bones wrote...
That episode was downright depressing.....

Nuh uh, the part where Danny makes her army kill everyone was badass.

Between the opening with Jaime, Theon's "My real father died in Kings landing" and The old bears out, that was one sad ass episode for sho'.

[LPPrince]

The episode has its fair share of sad, but it also has its fair share of badass to equalize things.

For example, the look on The Hound's face when he sees Beric Dondarrion, especially the look on The Hound's face when he realizes he's set to face Beric in a fight to the death.

[stysiaq]

That was certainly the best episode so far in season 3.

Although I was fairly disappointed by Daenerys sequence. I mean, it was awesome, but it was predictable to the bone.

[stysiaq]

Oh, and Ramsay is a psycho.

I never read the books, but I'm considering doing so, because I want MOAR

[LPPrince]

stysiaq wrote...

Oh, and Ramsay is a psycho.

I never read the books, but I'm considering doing so, because I want MOAR

To make purchasing easier for you

And there's still A Dance with Dragons after that.

[stysiaq]

LPPrince wrote...

stysiaq wrote...

Oh, and Ramsay is a psycho.

I never read the books, but I'm considering doing so, because I want MOAR

To make purchasing easier for you

And there's still A Dance with Dragons after that.

nah, I have plenty of friends I can borrow it from.

Easier and cheaper than shipping it to Poland

[Drone696]

Inquisitor Recon wrote...

Ramsay is officially the greatest troll in the Seven Kingdoms.

It is known.

[Cainhurst Crow]

I will admit, as someone who hadn't read the books, I didn't figure out what Daenerys's plan was until she handed over the dragon and it started to freak out.

Also I'm a little confused, how did this dondarrion guy get converted to the fire god? Did the red haired lady get to him off screen or something?

Again, this is just from someone whose only delving into a song of ice and fire is the tv series.

[Ravensword]

bobobo878 wrote...

Det. Bones wrote...
That episode was downright depressing.....

Nuh uh, the part where Danny makes her army kill everyone was badass.

I gotta say that I'm not a fan of that white-haired witch. I simply don't sympathize w/ her. I was sympathetic to her in the first season, but then she started turning into a bloodthirsty tyrant. However, w/ the White Walkers on the move, somehow I feel that she and her dragons are gonna become important later on. By the way, I haven't read the books, nor heard of them until the show.

[goofyomnivore]

Good episode. I've really liked the season so far maybe because there has been less Dany, Catelyn and Sansa so far it seems.

IDK it just seems like every scene with Dany is way too predictable/boring even if I hadn't read the books; I feel like they would still be way to predictable. Sansa and Catelyn just bore me anyways and I find both of their characters irritating.

Modifié par strive, 23 avril 2013 - 12:56 .

[mousestalker]

I figured Daenerys spoke Valerian, but I didn't see the slaughter coming. We were discussing how she would get her dragon back before the episode, so now that's settled.  :happy:

Modifié par mousestalker, 23 avril 2013 - 01:01 .

[Addai]

Darth Brotarian wrote...

I will admit, as someone who hadn't read the books, I didn't figure out what Daenerys's plan was until she handed over the dragon and it started to freak out.

Also I'm a little confused, how did this dondarrion guy get converted to the fire god? Did the red haired lady get to him off screen or something?

Again, this is just from someone whose only delving into a song of ice and fire is the tv series.

No, another priest of the Lord of Light who is in his merry band now.  Actually I can't recall if they showed him already but he should be there.  Thoros of Myr.

Beyond that, there be spoilers...

Decent episode, good visuals on the end sequence.  No Willas Tyrell.    I know he makes no appearance even in the books but he's one of my favorites anyway.

Modifié par Addai67, 23 avril 2013 - 01:00 .

[TheBlackBaron]

I was caught somewhat offguard by Margaery naming Loras and not Willas, but given how that storyline will it's such a minor detail as to be irrelevant.

Oveall, though, great episode. Dracarys was sutiably awesome. Beric Dondarrion was sutiably badass. Given that it was snowing when Sam and Gilly fled, I expect we'll get Sam the Slayer very soon now. And more Varys and Queen of Thorns is always great. 

Only real complaint would be the lack of wildling action, but hopefully skipping an episode means they can now update that story more significantly than the five minutes or less bits we've been getting thus far. 

Modifié par TheBlackBaron, 23 avril 2013 - 08:31 .

[HoonDing]

Those slavers were pretty dumb.

[MisterJB]

BOOKS SPOILERS!

I haven't seen anyone mention this but last episode may have ruined Alayne Stone's arc. Now, the Tyrells will know exactly where Sansa is once she disappears.
I suposse it might not make much of a difference in the end since they have no reasons to tell it to Cersei nor will Sansa be in a place the Tyrells can reach but stil...

HoonDing wrote...

Those slavers were pretty dumb.

Delivering the command of your most elite forces to a kingdomless monarch inside your own walls? What could possibly go wrong?

[TheJediSaint]

MisterJB wrote...

HoonDing wrote...

Those slavers were pretty dumb.

Delivering the command of your most elite forces to a kingdomless monarch inside your own walls? What could possibly go wrong?

Too-dumb-to-live slavers are something that both the books and the TV show have in common.

[RainyDayLover]

MisterJB wrote...

HoonDing wrote...

Those slavers were pretty dumb.

Delivering the command of your most elite forces to a kingdomless monarch inside your own walls? What could possibly go wrong?

I don't think it was dumb of them. The slavers never had a situation before where someone offered to buy the whole Unsullied army; they are very expensive and buying the whole force would be unaffordable by even the richest prince. That, and their greed to obtain one of the only 3 living dragons in the world made them overlook the fact.

[LPPrince]

[Paragon Gabriel]

Haha, the look on Sansa's face when Margaery told that she could marry Loras was just priceless. I can imagine how she feels, getting her prince charming after all that has happened to her. Though I assume it will turn out quite a disappointment for her, consdiering Loras is in to men.

[LPPrince]

Sansa looked like she was about to cry.

[LPPrince]

In case you lost track of who's dead or alive in the show thus far,

[TheBlackBaron]

Gabriel the First wrote...

Haha, the look on Sansa's face when Margaery told that she could marry Loras was just priceless. I can imagine how she feels, getting her prince charming after all that has happened to her. Though I assume it will turn out quite a disappointment for her, consdiering Loras is in to men.

Oh, Sansa's got far bigger problems than Loras not enjoying the company of women.