The aftermath of the destruction of the Great Sept of Baelor is completely unrealistic
I don't buy that the destruction of the Great Sept had absolutely zero consequences at King's Landing. A lot of people died. The High Sparrow, highly beloved by the masses, died. Queen Margaery, highly beloved by the people, and King Tommen, also beloved, died in the explosion or as a result of it. In addition, a large number of civilians died. The fact that no revolt occurred is completely absurd. I don't think anyone in the city had any doubts about Cersei's involvement in the event, which would make her extremely unpopular and would spark revolts, not only in the capital, but several lords would rise up in rebellion.
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I don't buy that the destruction of the Great Sept had absolutely zero consequences at King's Landing. A lot of people died. The High Sparrow, highly beloved by the masses, died. Queen Margaery, highly beloved by the people, and King Tommen, also beloved, died in the explosion or as a result of it. In addition, a large number of civilians died. The fact that no revolt occurred is completely absurd. I don't think anyone in the city had any doubts about Cersei's involvement in the event, which would make her extremely unpopular and would spark revolts, not only in the capital, but several lords would rise up in rebellion.
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WHAT JUST HAPPENED (S3E9)
Im watching GOT for the first time and I thought I might just watch one more episode before bed. That episode was S3E9. How am I going to sleep after now?? I will hear that horrific castamere song in my sleep I already know.
Did Catelyn die and watch Robb die whilst under the impression that he was her last living son? And Arya was SO CLOSE to meeting her family again in like a year or something. Somehow this show keeps managing to surprise me with just how tragic it can get.
I (obviously) don’t know what’s still to come (and please don’t spoil in the comments), so this may be a very wrong take, but while Joffrey is a cruel bitch boy alright, somehow the Frey guy seems like a worse person to be around. His nasty little laugh, makes me think of that creep north of the wall with his daughters.
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Im watching GOT for the first time and I thought I might just watch one more episode before bed. That episode was S3E9. How am I going to sleep after now?? I will hear that horrific castamere song in my sleep I already know.
Did Catelyn die and watch Robb die whilst under the impression that he was her last living son? And Arya was SO CLOSE to meeting her family again in like a year or something. Somehow this show keeps managing to surprise me with just how tragic it can get.
I (obviously) don’t know what’s still to come (and please don’t spoil in the comments), so this may be a very wrong take, but while Joffrey is a cruel bitch boy alright, somehow the Frey guy seems like a worse person to be around. His nasty little laugh, makes me think of that creep north of the wall with his daughters.
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Bought this for $9 AUD and going to watch for the first time
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Joffrey was an awful person and king even by Westeros standards who was nothing more the pawn to be controlled. My question is how long could he be controlled if at all and if his assassination didn't happen when it did how long would he have lived before he was removed.
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Who had the strongest plot armor in the show?
It's a tough call for me. I'd say Jon. Every hoop possible to keep that man from dying was hopped through. Doesn't matter the situation; he will survive it. I've heard others say Dany in Essos.
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It's a tough call for me. I'd say Jon. Every hoop possible to keep that man from dying was hopped through. Doesn't matter the situation; he will survive it. I've heard others say Dany in Essos.
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Happy birthday to Rory McCann, Aiden Gillen and Kate Dickie who played The Hound, Petyr Baelish and Lysa Arryn. Wonder do any other cast members share a birthday?
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How did Janos Slint become captain of the city guards?
Google answers kind of just rush past that detail.
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Google answers kind of just rush past that detail.
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Who was more unfaithful to their marriage? King Robert or Aegon the Unworthy
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