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Randyll Tarly (Sams dad, and the General of the Tyrell army) has betrayed his oath to Tyrell and sided with the Lanisters.Mescal wrote:How come the Lannisters could take over Highgarden and kill Olenna so easily?
My bet is VarysMescal wrote:And who tipped the Lannisters off that Daenarys was gonna attack casterly rock?
Juana wrote:My bet is VarysMescal wrote:And who tipped the Lannisters off that Daenarys was gonna attack casterly rock?
She's already suspicious of him and he tried on a couple of occasions to have Dany killed so I can see him playing both sidesMescal wrote:Juana wrote:My bet is VarysMescal wrote:And who tipped the Lannisters off that Daenarys was gonna attack casterly rock?
Ah, so this isn't really known?
Why Varis? What's in it for him? More power?
We've had 7 years of that.crater wrote:As much as I love elements of this season, they have really been fucking up by having so many things happen so quickly and without the time to go into greater detail it just comes across as rushed. Previous seasons allowed for characters to have long interactions with each other, where as this season you get characters meeting up for the first time or meeting again after many years and they each get 3 lines of dialog, if that, before it's on to the next scene. Characters are traveling all over the place and nothing is shown with any of that. It's aggravating to me.
My only advice to know more details about the characters would be to read the booksSix7Six7 wrote:We've had 7 years of that.crater wrote:As much as I love elements of this season, they have really been fucking up by having so many things happen so quickly and without the time to go into greater detail it just comes across as rushed. Previous seasons allowed for characters to have long interactions with each other, where as this season you get characters meeting up for the first time or meeting again after many years and they each get 3 lines of dialog, if that, before it's on to the next scene. Characters are traveling all over the place and nothing is shown with any of that. It's aggravating to me.
That's kind of what this show is, and has to be, with so many characters important to the story.
I'm loving this season. I'm just aggravated that it's so damn short.
There was a lot of dumb in that episode, it rivals that Jamie and Bron in Dorne episodecreep wrote:By the way their plan they came up with is probably the dumbest plan ever.
perkana wrote:My only advice to know more details about the characters would be to read the booksSix7Six7 wrote:We've had 7 years of that.crater wrote:As much as I love elements of this season, they have really been fucking up by having so many things happen so quickly and without the time to go into greater detail it just comes across as rushed. Previous seasons allowed for characters to have long interactions with each other, where as this season you get characters meeting up for the first time or meeting again after many years and they each get 3 lines of dialog, if that, before it's on to the next scene. Characters are traveling all over the place and nothing is shown with any of that. It's aggravating to me.
That's kind of what this show is, and has to be, with so many characters important to the story.
I'm loving this season. I'm just aggravated that it's so damn short.
Now he has a legitimate claim to the throne, which means he and Khaleesi will get hitched and rule together.perkana wrote:I just want to know about Rhaegar's marriage annulment. So he did marry Lyanna Stark and Jon Snow is definitely not a bastard (not that I care).
Agreed. That was silly.Xizen47 wrote:There was a lot of dumb in that episode, it rivals that Jamie and Bron in Dorne episodecreep wrote:By the way their plan they came up with is probably the dumbest plan ever.
Tyrion and Davos "sneaking" in to Kings Landing (a city preparing to be attacked)
Six7Six7 wrote:perkana wrote:My only advice to know more details about the characters would be to read the booksSix7Six7 wrote:We've had 7 years of that.crater wrote:As much as I love elements of this season, they have really been fucking up by having so many things happen so quickly and without the time to go into greater detail it just comes across as rushed. Previous seasons allowed for characters to have long interactions with each other, where as this season you get characters meeting up for the first time or meeting again after many years and they each get 3 lines of dialog, if that, before it's on to the next scene. Characters are traveling all over the place and nothing is shown with any of that. It's aggravating to me.
That's kind of what this show is, and has to be, with so many characters important to the story.
I'm loving this season. I'm just aggravated that it's so damn short.
Never going to happen.
My imagination is not even a fraction as good as HBO's budget.
Second time I watched the episode I found it funny that Tyrion didn't even try to hide behind a rock or somethingSix7Six7 wrote:Agreed. That was silly.Xizen47 wrote:There was a lot of dumb in that episode, it rivals that Jamie and Bron in Dorne episodecreep wrote:By the way their plan they came up with is probably the dumbest plan ever.
Tyrion and Davos "sneaking" in to Kings Landing (a city preparing to be attacked)
