April 25, 201610 yr The ending of last night's episode pretty much confirms the popular theory about Melissandre. Did not see the Dorne plot coming. Prince Doran and Trystan? Damn, the Sand Snakes are vicious!
April 25, 201610 yr The sand snakes are probably the only characters I just don't like. This show, other than the snakes story, it's great.
April 25, 201610 yr The sand snakes are probably the only characters I just don't like. This show, other than the snakes story, it's great. The show has done a horrible job translating the sand snakes IMO.
April 25, 201610 yr The show has done a horrible job translating the sand snakes IMO. Haven't read the books but I've heard others say the same thing.
April 25, 201610 yr The show has done a horrible job translating the sand snakes IMO. The only character from Dorne that was done any justice was Oberyn Martell.
April 25, 201610 yr The only character from Dorne that was done any justice was Oberyn Martell. Yep. And the fact that they left out Arianne Martell altogether is just ridiculous.
April 25, 201610 yr The sand snakes storyline was poorly executed last season and they tried making up for that this year by just killing everything. Lol
April 25, 201610 yr The Good -Brienne and Sansa story line seems to be headed in a really good direction. Love that -"She thinks you want to eat her baby" made me laugh way to hard - Tons of story lines seem to be heading in the right direction. While I have no idea what's going to happen since GRRM wont finish the book til 2021 it's all speculation from me, and I love it. The Bad -They better not freaking drag this whole Jon Snow being dead thing across 5 episodes -Areo Hotah's shocked me more than Doran, what a fun book character now gone -They're keeping up with the Dany story line in the books of not going to Westeros
April 25, 201610 yr Wow. Amazing episode! The ending was crazy! So I dug up a bit on the ending. I didnt know if it was like her taking her contacts off every night before she goes to bed type thing or what but... In the "inside the episode" bit after the show they stated this was to represent Melisandre losing trust in her god and needing to get a dose of reality by staring into her actual self. So that means that this isn't a nightly thing for her, but a change of her character.
April 25, 201610 yr And I know it was last season and a bit more into this season, but I can't figure out Thorne's logic on wanting to kill Jon. The wildlings are already through, killing Jon did nothing for you, actually if you think about it, it was the worst thing you can do. Jon was the only reason they stopped fighting. Maybe I'm still a bit upset with the killing though.
April 25, 201610 yr And I know it was last season and a bit more into this season, but I can't figure out Thorne's logic on wanting to kill Jon. The wildlings are already through, killing Jon did nothing for you, actually if you think about it, it was the worst thing you can do. Jon was the only reason they stopped fighting. Maybe I'm still a bit upset with the killing though. The speech made no sense. He said that although he didn't like Jon he obeyed him because he's loyal......Loyal? You killed you're commander because he's trying to save people. Lol
April 25, 201610 yr So I dug up a bit on the ending. I didnt know if it was like her taking her contacts off every night before she goes to bed type thing or what but... In the "inside the episode" bit after the show they stated this was to represent Melisandre losing trust in her god and needing to get a dose of reality by staring into her actual self. So that means that this isn't a nightly thing for her, but a change of her character. I figured that was taken from the dude, can't remember his name, that resurrected Catelyn Stark but didn't in doing so. Figured they were shifting that to her character.
April 25, 201610 yr I figured that was taken from the dude, can't remember his name, that resurrected Catelyn Stark but didn't in doing so. Figured they were shifting that to her character. Thoros of Myr. Dead on.
April 25, 201610 yr The show has done a horrible job translating the sand snakes IMO. In think they realize that so they fast forwarded to the end of that plot line. I first thought Dany would have to start with Dorne to conquer Westeros, but they may not be the case.
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