Aint No Right

Jasper wrote:
Also, I didn't catch that Tyrion was attacked by one of the Lannister soldiers, but...

Ser Mandon stands guard during a dinner held by Queen Cersei and Tyrion Lannister in which Cersei reveals Tyrion she has imprisoned his lover/whore. The Queen orders the knight to bring her before them. Ser Mandon and one of his sworn brothers brings in Ros.[3]

Immediately prior to the Battle of the Blackwater Ser Mandon informs Queen Cersei of a groom and two maids attempting to flee with a stolen horse and some gold cups. The Queen orders Ser Mandon to have Ilyn Payne put their heads on spikes outside the stables as a warning.

During the battle Ser Mandon and Ser Boros Blount remain at the side of King Joffrey as he oversees the city's defenses alongside Tyrion Lannister, the Hand of the King. When the forces of Stannis Baratheon reach the city and begin invading it, Joffrey departs for the safety of the Red Keep, at the urge of Queen Cersei, and orders Ser Mandon and Ser Boros to aid Tyrion.[4]

Tyrion urges a host of men-at-arms to help him fight the invaders and orders Ser Mandon and Ser Boros to join him in leading the battle. Ser Mandon is also ordered to carry the royal banner. In the midst of battle, however, Ser Mandon attempts to murder Tyrion after the latter removes his helmet but only succeeds in cutting his face. Afterward, Ser Mandon is impaled with a massive spear by Tyrion's squire, Podrick Payne, and perishes instantly.[5]

creep wrote:

Jasper wrote:
Also, I didn't catch that Tyrion was attacked by one of the Lannister soldiers, but...

i didn't know that either so i searched it and he is not a lannister soldier. he is one of joffrey's boys.

Jasper wrote:

creep wrote:

Jasper wrote:
Also, I didn't catch that Tyrion was attacked by one of the Lannister soldiers, but...

i didn't know that either so i searched it and he is not a lannister soldier. he is one of joffrey's boys.

Right. I guess soldier is the wrong word, but I just mean that the guy was on the Lannister side (since Joffrey's not really a Baratheon) as opposed to Stannis's side (actual Barathion). I'd initially assumed that it was one of Stannis's guys who took down Tyrion. Apparently in the books Tyrion loses the tip of his nose in that incident. George R.R. Martin is a brutal guy. Turns out he wrote this episode, and also wrote one episode last season (I think the one where Ned Stark dies).

creep wrote: just admit it. are you a member of a game of thrones message board?

Jasper wrote:

creep wrote: just admit it. are you a member of a game of thrones message board?

No, just this thread. Although, it might be less embarrassing than being on a message board for this band.

I don't like spoilers, and if you go anywhere else but the Game of Thrones wiki, you're putting yourself at risk.

creep wrote:

Jasper wrote:

creep wrote: just admit it. are you a member of a game of thrones message board?

No, just this thread. Although, it might be less embarrassing than being on a message board for this band.

I don't like spoilers, and if you go anywhere else but the Game of Thrones wiki, you're putting yourself at risk.

i'm just amazed at the shit you come up with. none of my friends watch the show so this is the only place i can kind of talk about it.

perkana wrote:looks like there won't be any marathon for this season for me to catch up, but they will be showing the last episode here at the same time as the US
so, a quick summary please, I saw last night the little dude getting almost killed (think there are like one or two episodes before the finale)

perkana wrote:no it wasn't...really? cause I didn't understand shit

perkana wrote:yeah, in which the queen or whatever almost poisons her kid

perkana wrote:that's my problem, I've only seen the first episode, some bits here and there and the end of last week's episode. For some reason they show it here on fridays, so usually I'm passed out or out and I never watch it and forget to watch the re-runs
If you find those links, I would really really appreciate it!

Jasper wrote:Creep is amazing with the things I come up with

Jasper wrote: Anyway, think there are going to be any big deaths tonight? I have a hard time imagining anybody in particular dying. Then again, this is the author who killed off Drogo, when I was sure he was going to invade King's Landing, and he killed King Robert and then killed the main protagonist of the fucking story, for fuck's sake, so he could kill anybody at any time.

It seems like if Joffrey was gonna get iced this season, it would have happened in last week's episode, and the same goes for anyone else who was in King's Landing, defending it, or trying to invade it. There is the Halfhand up north, captive with Jon Snow. That guy can't be long for this world. I guess Ser Jorah could get killed, since he's taking Daenerys to the house of the undying. Those are my only guesses.

perkana wrote:That was the only episode I couldn't watch (file missing or something like that)...I watched until episode 7, didn't want to make me sick of it before the finale...I understand it better now, know who is who. Thank you Jasper. You know how to make a geek happy

creep wrote:you keep throwing out that halfhand guy getting killed. come on he is a nobody. grow some balls and pick a real character.

my money is on theon