This season is weak as ****, so much was happening in the previous seasons...
Feels as if everyone is stuck (daenerys not conquering, arya brushing floors, cersei playing pope, sansa being the boring naive mess as always, tyrion being on the run, john snow trapped in casttle black)
I mean for ****s sake
Margeary and her granny better slay or else im done with GOT, it's the only sort of exci5ing thing happening rn
All the sex scenes was, are, and will be unnecesary in this show.
And that the thing I never liked of this show: the sex factor.
I read all the books and the show has made a lot of sex scenes out of the story.
If you count all those scenes, easily they could give us another storyline in the show. Like the Lady Stoneheart, for example.
But, that's is. I didn't like the Sansa's rape. But was kinda obviously since they decided to give her the role of the "Fake Arya".
I don't understand the hate towards this rape scene. Sure it's sad, but this made a lot of sense in those characters plots.
Now i'm gonna need tyrion to get to daenerys in this next episode, his plot line is terrible, he has done nothing this season. Arya's one needs some push to.
I don't know what people were expecting. Them not having sex (like when she married Tyrion) or them suddenly falling in love and Ramsay turning out to be a real gentleman?
So Cersei, Daenerys, & Sansa were never raped in the books, but all three were raped in the show?
That is really bizarre.
Sansa's storyline has been combined with that of a character who was raped, so it makes some sense that it happened to her... If Dany's rape refers to Khal Drogo forcing himself on her, yeah, that pretty much happened in the book.
The Cersei / Jaime scene was completely new, and was rather OOC for (book) Jaime tbh
I'm sick and tired of Arya's storyline. Enough already!
Ikr, not here for 10 episodes of her scrubbing dead bodies
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Sansa's storyline has been combined with that of a character who was raped, so it makes some sense that it happened to her... If Dany's rape refers to Khal Drogo forcing himself on her, yeah, that pretty much happened in the book.
The Cersei / Jaime scene was completely new, and was rather OOC for (book) Jaime tbh
He's not exactly kind and gentle, he tried to kill Bran by pushing him out a tower
That's because he didn't. That scene was quite clearly consensual in the books. An epic fail on behalf of the director (who, iirc, claimed that scene WAS consensual after the fact )
To be fair it wasn't even rape...considering that Sansa went into this marriage knowing this was going to happen.
So whether or not she wanted it to, she made the choice herself.
It was still disturbing to watch an innocent's character virtue be taken away so agressively, it was her first time
Of course she would have preferred not to, but that's part of the play she is playing. The disturbing part is Ramsay making Theon watch. That's disgusting and traumatic
Horrible things happen to people all the time on this series. People act like just because Sansa had like 4 week's of pervy Littlefinger's training montage she should be able to out-Cersei the best psychopaths Westeros has to offer.
There is no doubt for me that the ending isn't finished - Theon does know his name and rank again - I would say poor Ramsay.
To be fair it wasn't even rape...considering that Sansa went into this marriage knowing this was going to happen.
So whether or not she wanted it to, she made the choice herself.
It was still disturbing to watch an innocent's character virtue be taken away so agressively, it was her first time
Of course she would have preferred not to, but that's part of the play she is playing.
The disturbing part is Ramsay making Theon watch. That's disgusting and traumatic
Horrible things happen to people all the time on this series. People act like just because Sansa had like 4 week's of pervy Littlefinger's training montage she should be able to out-Cersei the best psychopaths Westeros has to offer.
Right?!!
Ramsay was aggressive but Sansa didn't even fight back. She knew it was coming when she agreed marrying ramsay
she needs to be avenged, she doesn't deserve this.
I wish the showrunners were talented and creative people 
That scene was quite clearly consensual in the books. An epic fail on behalf of the director (who, iirc, claimed that scene WAS consensual after the fact 
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