House Grejoy is still up and about. Thy didn't do much during the war, after all. They got a letter from Ramsey, that's it.
God is next season gonna be all Euron and Victarion isn't it?
I thought we were skipping the stupid Iron Isles plot.
I think I might be done with this show.
God is next season gonna be all Euron and Victarion isn't it?
I thought we were skipping the stupid Iron Isles plot.
I think I might be done with this show.
I dunno. Euron having a horn that can control dragons seems pretty vital to the plot.
God is next season gonna be all Euron and Victarion isn't it?
I thought we were skipping the stupid Iron Isles plot.
I think I might be done with this show.
We cannot skip the Iron Isles plot. Balon is the winner of the War of the Five Kings after all!
Can't really blame the show for starting to get boring. It is knee deep in AffC and ADwD.
I thought I'd be a lot happier to see depressed Mel. I guess part of me feels bad for her.
God is next season gonna be all Euron and Victarion isn't it?
I thought we were skipping the stupid Iron Isles plot.
I think I might be done with this show.
I don't understand why you'd want to skip over Euron, I want to see his end game. And who the **** this 'him' he's mentioned is
Judging from the current state of this thread, everyone seems to be just hatewatching at this point.
Palpatine would be proud of us!
Judging from the current state of this thread, everyone seems to be just hatewatching at this point.
I lost my enthusiasm for the show now. I finished this season, but I don't know if I'll continue.
It's like we're all there to see how deep the ship will sink and we keep coming back week after week because we're curious. GOT only proves one thing to me, that we're sick human beings for enjoying something like this. 
*prepares popcorn*
I don't understand why you'd want to skip over Euron, I want to see his end game. And who the **** this 'him' he's mentioned is
I guess if we can yada, yada the succession the way we did the battle for Winterfell, it won't be so bad.
Though if she was fixing to execute someone, his condition shouldn't really sway her decision. After all, if Stannis is left alive, and he manages to escape somehow, the opportunity may never present itself again. What is she going to do, take him prisoner? Arrest him and hand him over to someone else? Nurse him back to health so they can have a duel? I guess Stannis' fate is still slightly up in the air since there could very well be a gotcha in the next season, I just don't see how Brienne's code of honor should really prevent her from putting an end to him once and for all.
It hinges on the fact that she is not actually performing her duty by killing him, and Stannis' final words being more of a challenge to 'do your duty', as that's the one thing she's not doing. She's not fulfilling any oaths to anyone, and is, by her own code of honor, actually breaking an oath (and not in the sense of the Greater Good like Jaime) to get petty vengeance on a man who did have just cause to kill the man she loved. She might realize at the last moment that she hasn't actually been doing her duty: Protect Sansa Stark. She may also yet have the knowledge sitting in the back of her mind that, in the end, Stannis was right, and that Renly wasn't ever the true king, no matter how much she wanted him to be,
Judging from the current state of this thread, everyone seems to be just hatewatching at this point.
It's sort of a like/hate relationship at this point. There's no other fantasy epic on television with the same level of production value as this show, but it feels like the show is just constantly screwing with me.
Judging from the current state of this thread, everyone seems to be just hatewatching at this point.
I wasn't, but this episode was so silly.
Nah, I think it's fairly safe to assume that we'll be seeing the Greyjoys next season given some of the casting news that has been revealed thus far.
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So is Benjin and Lady stone heart for this season. I really dont think D&D could handle additional characters without firm guiding hand of GRRM. This season is a disaster.
Oh and btw: If neither Jorah nor Daario say "Not lightly do the leaves of Lorien fall", after they find Danys ring in the thousands of miles of the dothraki sea by chance, I will be utterly disappointed.
She might realize at the last moment that she hasn't actually been doing her duty: Protect Sansa Stark.
This is pretty likely. Supposing she spares Stannis.
She may also yet have the knowledge sitting in the back of her mind that, in the end, Stannis was right, and that Renly wasn't ever the true king, no matter how much she wanted him to be,
This, not so much. lol.
So is Benjin and Lady stone heart for this season. I really dont think D&D could handle additional characters without firm guiding hand of GRRM. This season is a disaster.
Nah, next season will be harder for them: TWoW will likely be out by then, and they'll have to deal with more of the people who measure the discrepancies between the show and the book.
It's sort of a like/hate relationship at this point. There's no other fantasy epic on television with the same level of production value as this show, but it feels like the show is just constantly screwing with me.
It's not screwing with you. It's just plain screwing you.
This is pretty likely. Supposing she spares Stannis.
This, not so much. lol.
Well, part of her other issue would be recognizing that her duty is not to kill him, and that it was never to kill him. Her killing of him is downright unjust. The only reason she wants him dead is due to a personal vendetta that isn't even justified when analyzing the context of the universe.
I am being told of the events of the latter half of the season by a mischievous bovine. May have donged a bullet. I wasn't very enthused on this season, and I had just assumed it was because the corresponding novels were kind of slow. But after I saw Barristan get slaughtered by slave owning nobles on their way to the masquerade ball, I completely tuned out. Little did I know they were just getting started.
Well... this wasn't exactly how I wanted it to turn out at all.
Well, part of her other issue would be recognizing that her duty is not to kill him, and that it was never to kill him. Her killing of him is downright unjust. The only reason she wants him dead is due to a personal vendetta that isn't even justified when analyzing the context of the universe.
She was a sworn Kingsguard to Renly Baratheon. She watched him get murdered by a shadow right before her very eyes. She was then blamed for said murder and the guards tried to have her killed. What would have happened if she died? It would have mattered naught to Stannis. He was butchering his brother and to hell with the fallout. That isn't just.
Stannis is entirely responsible for this chain of events.
Of course she is justified in her quest for revenge. If we're considering revenge a just cause at all. I think you're taking things to a meta level that doesn't begin to appreciate or recognise personal connections and conflict.
Sure, it hardly matters in the "context of the universe" but then almost the entirety of the plot and character interactions don't matter in that sense either. It matters to Brienne and that's what's relevant in this whole mess.
Game of Thrones: Season 5 Episode 10 - "Everybody Has a Bad Day"
She was a sworn Kingsguard to Renly Baratheon. She watched him get murdered by a shadow before her very eyes. She was then blamed for said murder and the guards tried to have her killed. Stannis is entirely responsible for this chain of events.
Of course she is justified in her quest for revenge. If we're considering revenge a just cause at all.
I think you're taking things to a meta level that doesn't begin to appreciate or recognise personal connections and conflict.
Granted the fact that she was sitting there waiting for a candle to burn for however long and then missed it by literally seconds because she just found out that Stannis was so close to her is silly but that's a show contrivance.
She has a rant about killing helpless people in a previous season. And she swore her alligeance to Cately as well. That means she has sworn off Renly already. It makes it all look foolish.
A shekel says she just chops at the tree by his head, slings him over her shoulder and has Pod patch him up.
She has a rant about killing helpless people in a previous season. And she swore her alligeance to Cately as well. That means she has sworn off Renly already. It makes it all look foolish.
What does her oath to Catelyn have to do with Renly? They're not mutually exclusive, lol.
She can still be carrying on a torch for revenge while helping Catelyn do her thing.
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