[Dancefloor]

Chill with Dany, not everything is as perfect as it seems. But yeah, what happened this season, happens in the books, Dany's advantage is she doesn't have the added pressure of the lords of Westeros, she's got it pretty easy on another continent.

[hairofglory]

I actually loved that episode I don't know what y'all are talking about. A lot happened.

[BnPac]

Underwhelming to be honest. They should stop putting so much focus on Dany though, she doesn't have to close the show every time. I love her though, such a strong and fierce woman but I know people dislike perfection so her being put on display like that will irate people. And as a result they'll hate her.

I wanted and hoped Jeoffrey would die but he didn't. I also didn't want Jamie to go back home. The best moment was Arya's part, so much suffering for such a small person.

Edit : Oh and once again the dialogue between Tywin and Jeoffrey>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> I felt the tension through my screen.

[KhaleesiMiley]

Originally posted by Exhell

so i bought all of them books

and i noticed that book 4 there is no danny chapters

but book 5 danny is back

humm interesting ...

starting the first book in 3 ... 2... 1

Book 4 and 5 was basically one book but he cut it in half. He had to rewrite the whole book (#4) that is why it took 5 years for it be published .There was supposed to be only six books but now its seven

[Demise]

Is it really that boring? I'm about to watch in a few minutes

[WoozyFloozy]

Originally posted by Allstar

Also, the way Daenerys is being glorified kinda bummers me.

Dany's a deconstruction of the Perfect Leader and Liberator of Slaves That Everyone Wants to Win archetype. She's got everything: the claim, the personality, the army, the magic; her flaws are gonna have to show eventually. I think people forget that Dany can't have children, which effectively means the Targaryens will die with her. That's a HUGE knock against you in Westeros.

[Allstar]

Originally posted by WoozyFloozy

Dany's a deconstruction of the Perfect Leader and Liberator of Slaves That Everyone Wants to Win archetype. She's got everything: the claim, the personality, the army, the magic; her flaws are gonna have to show eventually. I think people forget that Dany can't have children, which effectively means the Targaryens will die with her. That's a HUGE knock against you in Westeros.

I like Dany, though! Hope you didn't get me wrong. I just love that it's entirely possible for anyone to win the throne and I even disagree with everyone ruling Stannis out right now. The way they're gloryfying just makes it seem like there's no other way for her not to end up on the throne which would be disappointing and too obvious for me, personally. Maybe if there's a twist about it.

Also, the ending just kinda seemed like they wanted to throw Dany into it because everyone loves her and they didn't know what else to put in there as they want to save the rest for later.

And she can't have children? I thought that was a one time thing

gonna be interesting when her flaws as a leader will show up, though. I wonder if they'll show them to us to sympathize with her or to see her in a new light.

[RomanNavy]

Originally posted by WoozyFloozy

Dany's a deconstruction of the Perfect Leader and Liberator of Slaves That Everyone Wants to Win archetype. She's got everything: the claim, the personality, the army, the magic; her flaws are gonna have to show eventually. I think people forget that Dany can't have children, which effectively means the Targaryens will die with her. That's a HUGE knock against you in Westeros.

Since when isn't she able to have kids?
She had a miscarriage because of that witch, not because she's infertile?
She needs to make babies with Jon Snow

[RomanNavy]

Originally posted by rbautz

When will she be slaughtered, it's about time, isn't it?

Fake wig, fake queen.

Isn't she an result of inbreed just like Joffrey?

Yup.. all inbreeds are blonde

[M!X]

I expected more from the last episode to be honest. 3x09 was much better.

[WoozyFloozy]

Originally posted by Allstar

I like Dany, though! Hope you didn't get me wrong. I just love that it's entirely possible for anyone to win the throne and I even disagree with everyone ruling Stannis out right now. The way they're gloryfying just makes it seem like there's no other way for her not to end up on the throne which would be disappointing and too obvious for me, personally. Maybe if there's a twist about it.

Yeah, but I think they're trying to make it seem TOO perfect, ya know? And don't worry, I totally get where you're coming from.

Also, the ending just kinda seemed like they wanted to throw Dany into it because everyone loves her and they didn't know what else to put in there as they want to save the rest for later.

Oh yeah definitely that too. It was basically just a repeat of her freeing the Unsullied.

And she can't have children? I thought that was a one time thing

Originally posted by RomanNavy

Since when isn't she able to have kids?
She had a miscarriage because of that witch, not because she's infertile?
She needs to make babies with Jon Snow

"When the sun rises in the west and sets in the east. When the seas go dry and mountains blow in the wind like leaves. When your womb quickens again and you bear a living child. Then he will return, and not before."

The witch made her infertile too. Excited for zombie Khal Drogo if she does have a kid, though!

[ALA]

I thought the finale was fine, entertaining. I can't @ me feeling happy for Cersei now that Jaime's back.

[Allstar]

Originally posted by WoozyFloozy

Yeah, but I think they're trying to make it seem TOO perfect, ya know? And don't worry, I totally get where you're coming from.

"When the sun rises in the west and sets in the east. When the seas go dry and mountains blow in the wind like leaves. When your womb quickens again and you bear a living child. Then he will return, and not before."

The witch made her infertile too. Excited for zombie Khal Drogo if she does have a kid, though!

You're right. Maybe they actually do know what they're doing making her seem too perfect.

and I totally forgot that last part of the quote I have a feeling all this will play a role later on, maybe in the very end, though. It just seems essential.

Originally posted by ALA

I thought the finale was fine, entertaining. I can't @ me feeling happy for Cersei now that Jaime's back.

anflksdf I was kinda glad, too. But more for him than for her. They did a great job with him

[Allstar]

5.4 million viewers

Wow, this is unexpected. It didn't even top its own all-time high

They need to promote the next season better. Season 2 had incredible posters and promos.

[rbautz]

Originally posted by RomanNavy

Yup.. all inbreeds are blonde

What are you talking?

Daenerys is the only daughter and youngest child of King Aerys II Targaryen and his sister-wife, Queen Rhaella.

Despite converting to the Faith, the Targaryens held themselves apart from the laws of gods and men, and continued to follow the Valyrian practice of incestuous marriage, which was a sin in the eyes of the Seven. Indeed, Aegon married both of his sisters. When Aegon died 37 years after his landing and was succeeded by his incest-born son and heir, Aenys I

[GGD]

The last Episode is Boring. IMO They should have Foreshadowed the coming of Lady Stoneheart, well that will make a good finale and Hype.


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i haven't read the books, because my english class (i'm reading 3 books atm), plus I've already read most of its wiki page.

[JackOfHearts]

Originally posted by GGD

The last Episode is Boring. IMO They should have Foreshadowed the coming of Lady Stoneheart, well that will make a good finale and Hype.

Well, I thought this ep was a nice step back, gave me and my emotions time to cool off after the wedding last episode. I'm glad Stoneheart isn't around yet, too soon, far too soon. Actually, I was wondering if they would present one particular scene involving Tywin and Tyrion , but that too was too soon, even though that slot got filled nicely. Every scene with that family around the table is probably my favorite.

i haven't read the books, because my english class (i'm reading 3 books atm), plus I've already read most of its wiki page.

Omg, haha, I love going wiki-link hopping (especially Wookiepedia -.-'), I might just go do that on A Wiki of Ice and Fire.

[Parks]

I don't know what happens to Dany, but her string of successes won't last, no matter how much GRRM loves her as a character.

If anything, I can imagine this season-ending victory/slave love-fest being setup for a number of setbacks for her come next season. Just speculation, as I've not finished ASoS, but I can't imagine she's being made into some untouchable liberator. The ending was of course their idea of giving the viewers some hope following the shitstorm that was RW. Right now it might seem that Dany's victory is inevitable but you have to get inside the mind of GRRM—he could be glorifying her only to ruin her later on. If there's anything I've learned is to not read too much into the characters' futures.

[Callisto.]

Im a little confused.
Where the hell were Jon Snow, Sam & Lily?
Did they all go forward and end up at the Night Watch or did they turn around and go back?
I'm so confused because I thought by Jon climbing over the wall he past the Night Watch and was heading back to Westros and that Sam was heading in a similar direction and why didn't Bran, His boyfriend and his sister go with Sam?

[JClarkSTAN]

A mess.