Game of Thrones Third Season (spoilers) (Page 4)

Just (very well done) comic relief.

She looks like a cat, but she's pushing every bit of her A cups out the front of her dresses. It's a mixed bag.

As far as the character's concerned, it seems pretty obvious to me she's going to f*** over Sansa at some point. I wouldn't be surprised if this entire book series/show ends up being one long kick in the junk to the Stark family. The show seems to reward (relatively) honorable people with immeasurable pain.

I thought they (the Unsullied) took to their freedom a little too easily.  There was nothing about how they have no individuality - new names every day - and have no concept of freedom.

Good analysis of her.  

I think she's an interesting character.  She has the ability to go either way doesn't she?  Evil like Joffrey, Sweet like Sansa.  Seems like most characters, you know which way they're gonna go.

One of the (later) concerns is if she sells the unsullied, they can be used against her because they have no loyalty to anyone but the new master.

So really all they did was follow their new masters order and kill the old masters.  No one walked away or dropped a spear to gain their 'freedom'.  

Well they are free now so they wouldn't be sold. I bet later on we will get some of the "this one's name is" and then they get names but I think for just a normal person watching the show you get the idea that they are an army that is fighting for her now and thats all really for the show you need to know.

Now that was a sword fight! Flaming sword, burning shield, resurrection...what more could you ask for?

I thought last night's episode was one of the better of the entire series. Though I wish the scene in the cave (North of the wall) would have been extended and had better lighting. 

Don't know what it was, but I wasn't into this episode too much until the scene with Tyrion, Tywin, and Cersei. I loved Cersei's reactions. The actor playing Tywin really does a great job.

Eta- the sword scene was good too. But there was a whole lotta snooze in the middle. Maybe I need to rewatch later this week.

Edited by GomesBolt 2013-04-29 8:42 AM

Best line of the show:

You know nothing Jon Snooo ooooooo ohhhhhhhhHHHHH!

Poor Sansa indeed.  Even Tyrion feels bad for her and he's the one marrying her!!!

I too heard the Nelson laugh when she had that reaction.  I had to rewind and watch that scene again too. 

I accidentally popped into this thread without watching a single episode of this season yet and say "poor Sansa".

Man, I HOPE I get to the point to feel bad for her.  I sort of had the "see what you get" attitude for her.  Started when she basically stood up for Joffrey instead of her sister way back in season one.  She wanted to be be rich and powerful and the queen so bad, she forsook everything.  So I was glad that things were working out so well for her.

Thanks for reminding.. kind of forgot about that part.

So true...

She started all of this mess.

Actually, it's really hard to figure out who started it.  Afterall, Brand shouldn't have been climbing, Arya shouldn't have been playing with the butcher's boy, Ned should've told Robert "uh look, I love you like a brother, but I'm not going to King's Landing as long as the Lannisters are down there." 

I blame Rhaegar for kidnapping Ned's sister.  That's whose fault this is.

I know.  In the real word, the fact that HER wolf was killed instead of her sister's is payback enough for lying.  The scales are balanced in my books.  But in fiction, I get to pile on the dislike and point to karma!

Plus, reading the books, she doesn't come across quite as snooty but just a schoolgirl with a crush.

The reason I'm waiting for season three is I'm catching up with the wife on season one and two so I'm back in that dislike mood!  I was starting to obviously turn when she saw Ned's head on a pike and had to deal with Joffrey's abuse.  That's pretty harsh payback.  BUT, she wanted to be queen! 

Rhaegar was still crazy and burning people left and right without kidnapping Robert's bride-to-be

I'll blame his ancestors for laying out the whole only marry your sister plan...

... I think both these points were in the show, obviously Jamie brought up the first point this episode...

Rhaegar would appear to be a kidnapper, but it was his father, Aerys II - The Mad King who did the burning of people left and right.