TV: Game of Thrones

[Easy]

Although in A Dance With Dragons, he had the backing of Tywin Lannister at the time. (Word of Tywin's death hadn't reached the Wall yet).

 

[13thforsworn]

Press F to pay respects to the fallen badasses.

 

[Colonel Thunder]

F

 

[Tag_Ross]

I just love how everyone was saying sansa was going to become a badass this season and the writers decided to merge her character with the one character that is worse than Sansa at everything people hate about her.

 

[Whitetiger]

Hyped for Stannis. He's marching south next episode. I'm a little bit worried though because Stannis excels when the odds are heavily stacked against him and in the show they decided to make his army nearly 3x as large as in the book, giving him an advantage over the Boltons (he's heavily outnumbered in the books). Maybe its just so they don't have to bother having him recruit northern mountain men, but I'm worried because in fiction/fantasy the one with the larger army usually loses.

 

[Requiem]

I think it's a safe bet to say that any time you get hyped about your favorite characters doing anything, something bad is about to happen.

 

[Easy]

So, uh...

Show Danaerys now officially worse than book Danaerys?

 

[Tirin]

Daenerys still a massive shit.

 

[13thforsworn]

So why the fuck didn't they just kill Stone Men instead of leaving them to live out their days and potentially spreading their disease to other people?

 

[Easy]

They exiled them to someplace it was reasonably expected that nobody else would ever go. This was considered the humane option, no doubt.

 

[13thforsworn]

humane option

> Game of Thrones
Are we watching the same show?

 

[Tag_Ross]

Weren't they somewhere in the middle of the Rhoyne in the books?

 

[Easy]

Yes... and also in entirely different company, pursuing entirely different sub-plots.

 

[Tag_Ross]

So, not the

someplace it was reasonably expected that nobody else would ever go.

 

[Easy]

They are both, for separate reasons, places it could be reasonably be expected that nobody would go.

 

[Colonel Thunder]

They exiled them to someplace it was reasonably expected that nobody else would ever go.

...Detroit?

 

[13thforsworn]

They are both, for separate reasons, places it could be reasonably be expected that nobody would go.

You'd think he'd know where they send the Stone Men and steer clear of it.

 

[13thforsworn]

So in a odd turn of events,

Spoiler

a black man took two white men into slavery

. Also, am I the only person who thinks that Arya's storyline went from super interesting and entertaining to boring as fuck?

 

[Walrus]

Arya in the last episode was boring, but that's because it was setup for her finally starting to do some crazy magic-like shit that we'll hopefully see next episode.

 

[Lumpy]

Also, am I the only person who thinks that Arya's storyline went from super interesting and entertaining to boring as fuck?

Just like her looks and acting ability.

So in a odd turn of events,

Spoiler

a black man took two white men into slavery

.

Actually pretty on par with our own history.