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[smoke and mirrors]

The best thing about FFC is finally " seeing "

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Dorne, Prince Martell , Princess Arianne and the Sand Snakes .

[Il Divo]

Agreed. Despite my dislike of the overall book, he's actually one of my favorite characters introduced. 

[ahellbornlady]

That's Alayne you fool.

 

*shows you the Moon Door*

 

Littlefinger's been good for her apparently.

[TheRealJayDee]

Littlefinger's been good for her apparently.

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[fdgvdddvdfdfbdfb]

I laikie when good gals go bad and start wearing nice clothing

 

When was she ever "good"? Seems like she's gone from useless to evil, or at least that's what it looks like, but I may just be being clothesist.

The only time I remember her sticking her neck out for anyone was the jester bloke, but since that resulted in Tyrion's fate I think it just fuels my antagonism toward her.

[Melra]

When she ever "good"? Seems like she's gone from useless to evil, or at least that's what it looks like, but I may just be being clothesist.

The only time I remember her sticking her neck out for anyone was the jester bloke, but since that resulted in Tyrion's fate I think it just fuels my antagonism toward her.

Oh well I love it. She's been good before or naive rather, hopefully the change for the better is permanent.

[LPPrince]

When was she ever "good"? Seems like she's gone from useless to evil, or at least that's what it looks like, but I may just be being clothesist.

The only time I remember her sticking her neck out for anyone was the jester bloke, but since that resulted in Tyrion's fate I think it just fuels my antagonism toward her.

 

Useless? C'mon, she's a kid. Only select standouts are gonna have something about them that make them special and active. Robb was groomed for it, Jon forced himself into it, Bran naturally had it, Arya trained for it, but Rickon and Sansa both need something else if they're going to get oohs and ahhs.

 

As for Sansa, she's learning the Game. A very dangerous game. And that is something with quite a bit of use, for a load of reasons.

[mybudgee]

Sansa has finally stopped being passive and is now an active participant in her fate.. sort of

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[smoke and mirrors]

I hated Sansa it`s all her fault Ned got killed   she is or was very naive but i think she is starting to understand how to play " The Game Of Thrones " . She probably has had it worst then anyone else and she`s starting to grow on me .

[fdgvdddvdfdfbdfb]

It doesn't help that she's a petulant ingrate. Basically, if Joffrey wasn't so evil and sadistic I think he'd be slightly more likable than her. (he has one or two ok moments)

[smoke and mirrors]

LMAO i wouldn`t go that far fdgvd ( your name so long and hard to type   )

[LPPrince]

Sansa was a little girl when that situation with Ned happened. She hadn't even gone through puberty yet. Again, c'mon. Thats like blaming a kid for telling the person at the door that their parent wants them to *expletive* off rather than tell them they're "not here".

 

Kids make mistakes. Sansa is not at fault for Cersei's manipulative nature or Joffrey's sick demeanor.

[mybudgee]

Lolgeoffryhavingaredeemingquality

[smoke and mirrors]

@ LP I did like your last post because i agree with a lot of what you said but still need to hold a little anger ( it is little )

[Volus Warlord]

Lolgeoffryhavingaredeemingquality

 

 

He did. He killed Ros! Ros was the most annoying character on the show. He was taking diseases off the streets for his subjects. 

[fdgvdddvdfdfbdfb]

Sansa was a little girl when that situation with Ned happened. She hadn't even gone through puberty yet. Again, c'mon. Thats like blaming a kid for telling the person at the door that their parent wants them to *expletive* off rather than tell them they're "not here".

 

Kids make mistakes. Sansa is not at fault for Cersei's manipulative nature or Joffrey's sick demeanor.

I don't blame her for Ned's death. It was a culmination of lots of things iirc and ultimately Joffrey was the only one who made it inevitable. I just mean she's really really unlikeable (ie. being needlessly cruel to Tyrion while he's being utterly selfless for her). Joffrey had "charming" moments such as when he was absolutely enamoured with Marge even though that doesn't make him a better person in the slightest. and Ramsay that evil ****** bastard- that was a really lovely scene with his dad.

 

A likeable character doesn't have a whole lot to do with whether a character's good or bad, that's why villains can have massive fandoms.

 

Heck even in real life a desirable person and a good person are not mutually inclusive in the least.

[smoke and mirrors]

Does anyone else think that now

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Ramsey is next in line he will kill Roose to get it ?

[fdgvdddvdfdfbdfb]

I haven't read the books but he seems to love his dad very much.

 

 

I thought I was going to give Sansa 1 likeable "point" when I thought she was gonna grow a backbone and dob LF in, but surprise!

[LPPrince]

I haven't read the books

 

That explains it. I believe Sansa's more defendable considering the source material.

[Il Divo]

Does anyone else think that now

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Ramsey is next in line he will kill Roose to get it ?

 

Personally, I don't think so. Ramsey hasn't been built up as the backstabbing type, at least with regards to his father. He strikes me more as some really messed up dude just looking to be accepted. Plus, even once legitimized, I don't see him being able to hold his territory if his dad were to suffer some "accident". 

[smoke and mirrors]

If you`ve read the books i am sure

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Roose talked / thought about what would happen if his new wife had a baby .

[Volus Warlord]

Personally, I don't think so. Ramsey hasn't been built up as the backstabbing type, at least with regards to his father. He strikes me more as some really messed up dude just looking to be accepted. Plus, even once legitimized, I don't see him being able to hold his territory if his dad were to suffer some "accident". 

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Roose has many doubts about Ramsay, but he knows he doesn't have a replacement. If Roose gets a replacement, he may dispose of Ramsay.

[Fast Jimmy]

Despite being the "second-to-last episode before the finale battle" that seems to be part of the GoT makeup, this episode left me wanting. Mostly because I like Jon Snow, but pretty much could give a rip about the Wildlings v. NW conflict. We know at this point that the Whitewalkers are the real threat from beyond The Wall, so every life spent fighting is something I can't help find as wasteful.

Still, a good, well done episode that didn't suffer from "lots of people but people we know die" writing, but had some pretty big deaths from The Watch.

Curious to see how the finale runs. Lots of breads to try and tie up, so we'll see if it becomes too cluttered or not.