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Game of Thrones *NO BOOK SPOILERS* |OT PART 2| Season 6 - [Read the OP]
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They laid out the groundwork for people to figure it out and you bet your ass that a million people are googling "Who is Jon's real dad" right this second.
TheOctodad
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The Varys timeline was essentially a flashback. It shows the scenes that make narrative sense, but not always perfect chronologically. It's been like that for a long time...
Don't know why people keep missing this.
Don't know why people keep missing this.
She said Robert will kill him. Robert wanted to kill all the Targaryeans.
People already complain about things taking too long. The show only has ten episodes per season, it's not that big of a deal. I'd rather not see characters go missing for entire seasons. I forget enough things as it is between seasons.
Fuck my life this show man. There were like 5 moments alone that could've been an "OHHH SHIT" cliffhanger for your standard episode.
That said, it did strike me how silly the ending shots were. Who the fuck sails accross the ocean just standing on deck staring menacingly at nothing? I could get the unsullied, but the rest was a bit too obviously "This is just for a cool shot"
That said, it did strike me how silly the ending shots were. Who the fuck sails accross the ocean just standing on deck staring menacingly at nothing? I could get the unsullied, but the rest was a bit too obviously "This is just for a cool shot"
iNvid02
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giving him the last 2 back to back was genius, both wonderfully shot, both savage in their own way, and both showing a different side of war.
Ah so Danny and Jon are cousins
peteykirch
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I'm more upset at losing Mace than anyone else.
Gray Matter
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Holy fuck at this episode. Everything was god tier
pauljeremiah
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So Jon Snow is both fire and ice.
Obliterator
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Incredible shot. I cannot praise the directing and cinematography enough. The last 2 episodes are no joke some of the best shot ever in TV
mercenar1e
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hes the king of Westeros.
darkwing-buck
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I wouldn't be surprised that the Night King shows up right when danearys gets there.
Alligatorjandro
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Wouldn't they be siblings?
Sing it.
Danny is his aunt.
brandonh83
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Guess I need to watch this show.
When people flip their shit about something and I'm not on the bandwagon, I'm just right pissed you know.
When people flip their shit about something and I'm not on the bandwagon, I'm just right pissed you know.
You don't need to tell me, bookreader, i read forums, etc, but I'm sorry to inform you that for many people watching, it's not clear yet. You'll see.
Future PhaZe
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Cersei my queen please.. Let me fight by your side ;-;
I felt like this was one of the lesser seasons but what an amazing finish. I wish Miguel Sapochnik had directed every episode. Maybe the best director this show has had.
She left the Dothraki in Essos.
Not officially confirmed but it was said that it'd most likely be the case.
Darryl M R
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I mean Rhaegar took her. . Robert kills all of the Targs no matter what age. I think you can figure out the rest of the puzzle.
This is all show information if I am correct. Robert mentioned how the war started and it was mentioned how Ned disapproved of his ruthlessness towards young Targs.
TheOctodad
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Anyone think the scripting for Olenna torwards the Sand Snakes was an intentional catharsis for the audience. When she put them in their place it almost felt like the writers acknowledged the critiques of season 5.
iNvid02
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both, song of ice and fire and all that jazz
DangerMouse
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Yup, fantastic stuff. Soundtrack too.
Faynwulf
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)That was amazing.
YES!
Such great music for such a great scene. It was everything feel off but off in a great way that builds up to that explosion.
Ploid 3.0
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It's all coming together, Daenerys is in a good spot now. She started in a bad place, and Robert could have had them killed, in a way because he let them go, he's getting his revenge on his wife for killing him (she had him killed right? I remember her possibly letting him die or something).
He was frustrating to watch this season, but he is a tragic character. The underlying theme for his entire character was that he never wanted to be king, and never expected to be king. He was thrust into power and manipulated by everyone that surrounded him.
It might not have been the most exciting thing to watch episode to episode, but I think it was a great arc now that it's finished.
Smokey_Run
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Oh, make no mistake, I'm not bitching about it. I feel the same way. There are so many people and places to cover, you just have to accept there are time skips of an undetermined length.
ShooterMcGavin
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That music that played during the "Promise Me Ned" scene was absolutely stunning. Honestly, the music throughout the entire episode was perfect.
peteykirch
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She left the Second Sons in Essos, not the Dorthraki.
Indeed, his death is as tragic to me as Hodor's is.
Obliterator
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I think Season 6 is my favorite so far.
Mr. Smiley
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god damn
Calm Mind
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