Or run behind those flaming human x's. Why the fuck he didn't run there is beyond me. It also reminded me of a scene in Apocalypto (a ridiculously good movie, imo)
And yea, at the very least, run in a serpentine fashion, derp-head.
To negate the marksmanship of the archer, all you have to do is change directions with greater frequency than the archer's rate of fire. Pretty easy.
Agree 100%... It also reminded me of a scene in Apocalypto (a ridiculously good movie, imo)
The lame arrow thing...ripped from Apocalypto (GREAT film, BTW).
Actually he's a child of the long summer who has never known winter.
That, sr., his hilarious :-D
It's the modern hipster-pop zeitgeist. "Early GOT was great"; "I liked game of thrones before it was cool"; "I used to love GOT now it's just hollywood crap".
Expressing disagreement with something that is popular, and presenting a reason, is the quickest way to look smart. When that reason doesn't hold simply ignoring how wrong you were is the surest way to prove that you aren't.
See all the posts disproving this disagreement which are entirely ignored.
Rickon is dead (), can we move on from that one ?
Granted, that sort of attitude is cliche but it's cliche for a reason - because it's so often true. For example there are bands that I've loved and they decided to try to cash in on their minor amount of fame and it completely ruined their music. There was still the shadow of the original sound but everything that made you love it was gone.It's the modern hipster-pop zeitgeist. "Early GOT was great"; "I liked game of thrones before it was cool"; "I used to love GOT now it's just hollywood crap".
Expressing disagreement with something that is popular, and presenting a reason, is the quickest way to look smart. When that reason doesn't hold simply ignoring how wrong you were is the surest way to prove that you aren't.
See all the posts disproving this disagreement which are entirely ignored.
Granted, that sort of attitude is cliche but it's cliche for a reason - because it's so often true. For example there are bands that I've loved and they decided to try to cash in on their minor amount of fame and it completely ruined their music. There was still the shadow of the original sound but everything that made you love it was gone.
It also tends to be true of tv programs. The early seasons tend to have a lot more thought and creativity behind them. As time goes on though, the writers get into a rut and run out of new ideas. I mean seriously, think of how many times you've seen that in a tv show. It's so common it's cliche.
Here's DixyCrat's Episode 10 challenge: Imagine you are enjoying the show while you watch it.
Actually he's a child of the long summer who has never known winter.
TLDR; Sansa's playing the game now and Jon's just one of the pieces on the board.
I think Sansa was the worst thing about the episode. Not Rickon.
Sansa was with the group as they formed a battle strategy.
After the others left, she got pissy with Jon about forming a battle plan without her input, but SHE DIDN'T OFFER ANY INPUT.
She authoritatively insisted that SHE could offer useful advice because SHE knows Ramsey PERSONALLY.
So what was her advice?
"You need more men."
Personally knowing Ramsey gave her greater insight into the numbers game...somehow.
Doesn't seem like she knew that Ramsey considers his men to be expendable/disposable. Also, why didn't she tell them she sent for Littlefinger and the knights? Might have been good to know about that when they were scrounging the north for any support they could find. Oh. I actually do know why: It was so they could have a Lord of the Rings moment.
The most useful part of her advice was that Ramsay doesn't get trapped, he lays traps and she was right.
Interestingly, her recollection of snow seem like the basis for the scene when Sansa was building a snow castle in the Eyrie and Little Finger kisses her. It actually explains why she was making the snow castle in the first place.
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I think Sansa was the worst thing about the episode. Not Rickon.
Sansa was with the group as they formed a battle strategy.
After the others left, she got pissy with Jon about forming a battle plan without her input, but SHE DIDN'T OFFER ANY INPUT.
She authoritatively insisted that SHE could offer useful advice because SHE knows Ramsey PERSONALLY.
So what was her advice?
"You need more men."
Personally knowing Ramsey gave her greater insight into the numbers game...somehow.
Doesn't seem like she knew that Ramsey considers his men to be expendable/disposable. Also, why didn't she tell them she sent for Littlefinger and the knights? Might have been good to know about that when they were scrounging the north for any support they could find. Oh. I actually do know why: It was so they could have a Lord of the Rings moment.
her advise was very clear, don't do what Ramsey expects you to do, in other words, don't go after Rickon and screw yourself.
they made it very clear the only way to win was for Ramsey to attack them instead of what happened.
You're over-thinking it, she was making a snow castle...
There was snow in the Vale and it wasn't quite winter yet.
^ OK LOOK! I asked my 6 year old "If I was shooting at you show me how you would run away" and he ran serpentine. I asked him "why didn't you run strait" he said "because unless you go side to side the arrow will shoot you".
so... wasn't entirely right.
so much as the opposite.
That is all.
-DC
Here's DixyCrat's Episode 10 challenge: Imagine you are enjoying the show while you watch it.
Alternatively: if you hate the show, don't watch it.
Vocal minority raises way too many issues in attempts to claim superiority. Just sit back, relax and enjoy it.