i don't know what's more pleasing than an incredibly painful, agonizing death, thinking it was your piece of shit uncle who couldn't possibly be better than you, but he has now killed you, humiliating you in front of everyone, while the life slips away from you.
My girlfriend immediately went into full sleuth mode after I pointed out to her that at least a dozen people at that wedding wanted Joffrey dead, and now she's suspecting everyone, including Tywin and Jaime.
i don't know what's more pleasing than an incredibly painful, agonizing death, thinking it was your piece of shit uncle who couldn't possibly be better than you, but he has now killed you, humiliating you in front of everyone, while the life slips away from you.
Yeah, it's a pretty horrible way to go, all things considered.
If it was me and I had a choice I'd gladly take a beheading instead.
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I would go back and watch the wedding scene for clues, but it gave me such a horrible anxiety attack the first time that I'm not really enthused about seeing it again
i don't know what's more pleasing than an incredibly painful, agonizing death, thinking it was your piece of shit uncle who couldn't possibly be better than you, but he has now killed you, humiliating you in front of everyone, while the life slips away from you.
This post made me laugh.
e:Seriously, he was a terrible person. Any way he went out would have made me smile.
The Greyjoys and the Boltons are already squabbling over the ashes and the real bad stuff hasn't even made it over the Wall yet.
I mean, I'm sure everyone at King's Landing is in for a nasty surprise at some point, but for that nasty surprise to be a physical threat, it still needs to traipse a couple of thousand miles south. By which time everyone from The Twins to the Wall is going to be dead in a ditch or worse (probably worse).
My girlfriend immediately went into full sleuth mode after I pointed out to her that at least a dozen people at that wedding wanted Joffrey dead, and now she's suspecting everyone, including Tywin and Jaime.
I am pleased.
Did you also tell her that if she looks closely she can see who the culprit is during the episode?
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The Greyjoys and the Boltons are already squabbling over the ashes and the real bad stuff hasn't even made it over the Wall yet.
I mean, I'm sure everyone at King's Landing is in for a nasty surprise at some point, but for that nasty surprise to be a physical threat, it still needs to traipse a couple of thousand miles south. By which time everyone from The Twins to the Wall is going to be dead in a ditch or worse (probably worse).
No. Roose Bolton is the hero the north needs.
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The Greyjoys and the Boltons are already squabbling over the ashes and the real bad stuff hasn't even made it over the Wall yet.
I mean, I'm sure everyone at King's Landing is in for a nasty surprise at some point, but for that nasty surprise to be a physical threat, it still needs to traipse a couple of thousand miles south. By which time everyone from The Twins to the Wall is going to be dead in a ditch or worse (probably worse).
No. Roose Bolton is the hero the north needs.
He certainly has enough skin in the game to care about the north. Roose is here to flay and I doubt anyone else will be able to reek out a living without his consent.
My girlfriend immediately went into full sleuth mode after I pointed out to her that at least a dozen people at that wedding wanted Joffrey dead, and now she's suspecting everyone, including Tywin and Jaime.
I am pleased.
Did you also tell her that if she looks closely she can see who the culprit is during the episode?
I specifically said "The clues are all there, but you have to be eagle-eyed."
I'm hoping that misleads her into thinking Sansa spiked the cup as she handed it back to Tyrion.
The Greyjoys and the Boltons are already squabbling over the ashes and the real bad stuff hasn't even made it over the Wall yet.
I mean, I'm sure everyone at King's Landing is in for a nasty surprise at some point, but for that nasty surprise to be a physical threat, it still needs to traipse a couple of thousand miles south. By which time everyone from The Twins to the Wall is going to be dead in a ditch or worse (probably worse).
Am I forgetting a bunch of subtext or is Pycelle's whole "secretly totally smart and fit" schtick not in the books?
Cause whoever thought up that deserves a raise
Fit, not really, but he actually is pretty smart when he isn't toadying like mad/getting shit on by Tyrion
It becomes apparent when (Feast/Dance)
he ends up being the only member of Cersei's Small Council who tries to point out how terrible all of her plans are
and then later when Cersei gets herself arrested he's apparently one of the main players in orchestrating the reorganization of the Council and the handover of the Regency to Kevan
also his profound offense at Qyburn's existence is a point in his favor
The one problem that puts me off is the thought of the interminable sex scenes now becoming written word in addition to what I hear of all the food porn-y descriptions
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Rihanna's face is just too much "Sweetie, NO" to take.
Edit: and that's the totp for you.
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I love this scene except for when Jamie says 'I could care less'
jolts me out of it every time
I am pleased.
Yeah, it's a pretty horrible way to go, all things considered.
If it was me and I had a choice I'd gladly take a beheading instead.
something about the music
This post made me laugh.
e:Seriously, he was a terrible person. Any way he went out would have made me smile.
dang has there ever been an extended scene like that of Pycelle "out of character", so to speak?
He did calisthenics with a hooker at some point
Yeah, a couple of times a day, probably
Man, the North is fucked, isn't it?
The Greyjoys and the Boltons are already squabbling over the ashes and the real bad stuff hasn't even made it over the Wall yet.
I mean, I'm sure everyone at King's Landing is in for a nasty surprise at some point, but for that nasty surprise to be a physical threat, it still needs to traipse a couple of thousand miles south. By which time everyone from The Twins to the Wall is going to be dead in a ditch or worse (probably worse).
i like that even as a peaceful hobbyist he's still killing things
Things that symbolize his enemies. Next time he'll be gardening.
Did you also tell her that if she looks closely she can see who the culprit is during the episode?
Or pooping...
No. Roose Bolton is the hero the north needs.
He certainly has enough skin in the game to care about the north. Roose is here to flay and I doubt anyone else will be able to reek out a living without his consent.
I specifically said "The clues are all there, but you have to be eagle-eyed."
That went poorly for just about all involved!
except that very last part, that was rad
they seem like they've gotten worse, lately
like, there are a few people that keep cropping up that are AWFUL
Cause whoever thought up that deserves a raise
A peaceful land, a quiet people
He definitely is not the complete doddering fool he presents himself as, but dude is still like 90 years old.
Fit, not really, but he actually is pretty smart when he isn't toadying like mad/getting shit on by Tyrion
It becomes apparent when (Feast/Dance)
and then later when Cersei gets herself arrested he's apparently one of the main players in orchestrating the reorganization of the Council and the handover of the Regency to Kevan
also his profound offense at Qyburn's existence is a point in his favor
I cry every time
The one problem that puts me off is the thought of the interminable sex scenes now becoming written word in addition to what I hear of all the food porn-y descriptions
That doesn't sound like stuff I want to read much
fat pink mast
myrish swamps
her cunt became the world
Lamprey pie, everywhere.