? The Gendry stuff they wrote I think is just a joke. The pics look as much in keeping with the book as the rest of the show has been.
Dont click this. If its true, its huge. And its totally different then the book.
? The Gendry stuff they wrote I think is just a joke. The pics look as much in keeping with the book as the rest of the show has been.
this is fascinating... bunch of actors I didn't actually realize were in GoT (bunch of kids from Skins/Downton Abbey, and a villain from Indian Jones) -- http://blog.birchbox.com/post/48289051559/16-game-of-thrones-characters-who-are-giving-you-major
that's a pretty good list, surprised it doesn't have Joffrey on it with him in Batman Begins:
IIRC, the kid wasn't "saved" by Batman. The kid saw him observing someone with a periscope. He then gave it to the kid to prove their encounter to the others who otherwise would never believe it.
IIRC, the kid wasn't "saved" by Batman. The kid saw him observing someone with a periscope. He then gave it to the kid to prove their encounter to the others who otherwise would never believe it.
you're forgetting the later scene after the gas attack:
http://youtu.be/X3uXDRyjHDs
yeah.. how the hell did the Starks keep Winterfell + the North for so long?
they SUCK at politics.
ned stark telling his plans to Cersei -> beheaded
Cathern Stark kidnapping Tyrion -> starts a war
Catherern again - frees Jamie -> causes anger within the Karstarks clan, which makes up 1/2 of Robbs army. Robb doesnt kill Cathern. General Crassus (from Spartacus), a real king who knew how to lead, would have executed his mother on the spot for less.
Robb marries a chick and breaks the pact w/the Freys to marry one of his daughters. WTFBBQ stupid unbelievable storyline is this?? SIGH. Plot hole the size of Star trek.
Robb beheads the head of the Karstarks for defying him and loses 1/2 his army. if he killed his mom, the Karstark chief probably wouldnt have defied him. now that he did, Robb should have just kept him in a cell.
wtf execute someone knowing your going to lose 1/2 your army and THE WAR!??!?! especially since you just made an enemy of the Freysby marrying that chick.
yeah.. how the hell did the Starks keep Winterfell + the North for so long?
they SUCK at politics.
ned stark telling his plans to Cersei -> beheaded
Cathern Stark kidnapping Tyrion -> starts a war
Catherern again - frees Jamie -> causes anger within the Karstarks clan, which makes up 1/2 of Robbs army. Robb doesnt kill Cathern. General Crassus (from Spartacus), a real king who knew how to lead, would have executed his mother on the spot for less.
Robb marries a chick and breaks the pact w/the Freys to marry one of his daughters. WTFBBQ stupid unbelievable storyline is this?? SIGH. Plot hole the size of Star trek.
Robb beheads the head of the Karstarks for defying him and loses 1/2 his army. if he killed his mom, the Karstark chief probably wouldnt have defied him. now that he did, Robb should have just kept him in a cell.
wtf execute someone knowing your going to lose 1/2 your army and THE WAR!??!?! especially since you just made an enemy of the Freysby marrying that chick.
Robb's marriage and the devastation caused by it is not accidental - it's a plot well-thought of, by the mother of his (Robb's) wife who's paid for it by his enemies, leading the trail up to Lannister senior. They all play on the fact that Robb might be a good war-tactician, but he's still a teenager and ruled by hormones and 'honor'.
One thing GRR Martin has got consistently right in the books is, that life is messy. Just because somebody is on the 'good' side does not mean they don't make idiotic decisions, or lose at the end.And boy, do they lose!
it's a plot well-thought of, by the mother of his (Robb's) wife who's paid for it by his enemies, leading the trail up to Lannister senior
where did you get that from? don't recall that ever being mentioned in the books, granted after a year and close to 5000 pages I might not recall everything though
it's a plot well-thought of, by the mother of his (Robb's) wife who's paid for it by his enemies, leading the trail up to Lannister senior
where did you get that from? don't recall that ever being mentioned in the books, granted after a year and close to 5000 pages I might not recall everything though
Yeah, that's not correct.The mother is involved with the plot as it unfolds, but there is no evidence Robb's marriage was planned with the Lannisters.
Oh gosh, I'll need to comb thru the books again to pin-point it, but I remember that it figures very briefly, as a single conversation between the two parties mentioned, and also (I think) that the mom is actively engaged in the daughter's pregnancy plans (don't remember if discouraging it or encouraging it)!
Robb's marriage and the devastation caused by it is not accidental - it's a plot well-thought of, by the mother of his (Robb's) wife who's paid for it by his enemies, leading the trail up to Lannister senior. They all play on the fact that Robb might be a good war-tactician, but he's still a teenager and ruled by hormones and 'honor'.
One thing GRR Martin has got consistently right in the books is, that life is messy. Just because somebody is on the 'good' side does not mean they don't make idiotic decisions, or lose at the end.And boy, do they lose!
Oh gosh, I'll need to comb thru the books again to pin-point it, but I remember that it figures very briefly, as a single conversation between the two parties mentioned, and also (I think) that the mom is actively engaged in the daughter's pregnancy plans (don't remember if discouraging it or encouraging it)!