Nope, even after Davos's speech he was denied.The bank did give him the cash... Right? They need to kill off about 30% of the cast so I can keep up. I find myself looking up maps of this fake place to better understand the show. WTF am I doing !!!!
Hashanah... Sorry, I do that when I read fiction books with maps at the beginning. Most don't actually show the places the characters go.:wtf:The bank did give him the cash... Right? They need to kill off about 30% of the cast so I can keep up. I find myself looking up maps of this fake place to better understand the show. WTF am I doing !!!!
Lol, no cable. And we keep getting notices from our internet provider that we download... last time I had to call to have them 're set it, so I can't save them for a later date.:inpain:Shit! You got you some OnDemand time comin' girl!
Reading the book would give a bit more insight here--one of the few places where the situation wasn't explained well enough in film.Well, last night's episode was a bit of a sleeper, pretty slow and not a lot going on. I got kinda mad at how the thing with Daenerys and that guy was handled, the queen shouldn't have to answer to anyone for wanting to get laid.
A blade like that doesn't need a very strong push (physics, my dear!), and the heart isn't all that deep in the chest. You only need to barely poke it.The Hound taught Arya a bit more about how to kill, but the poke she gave what's-his-name didn't seem to be strong or deep enough to make him drop like that. Oh well.
However, the real fun came in a blink! I haven't liked Robin of the Vale or his mother Lysa very much (not that I dig Littlefinger all that much either, but hey). Seeing her dropping through the Moon Window after what she did to Sansa was very satisfying. I even gained some pleasure at how Peter tore apart her heart by telling her, "The only woman I have ever loved....
was your sister."
Hoo boy!
Oh! And Oberyn as Tyrion's champion? What doors have opened, O what doors.
Shit, I guess I'm gonna remember that!Reading the book would give a bit more insight here--one of the few places where the situation wasn't explained well enough in film.
A blade like that doesn't need a very strong push (physics, my dear!), and the heart isn't all that deep in the chest. You only need to barely poke it.
SPOILERS!! Lol, just kidding.
As I'm sure you've come to realize from Martin--when there is a snoozefest happening it's not long for this world.
It almost makes me want to not watch GoT until it's all over, then watch it.
The episode had the complete opposite effect for me...Well, last night's episode was a bit of a sleeper, pretty slow and not a lot going on. I got kinda mad at how the thing with Daenerys and that guy was handled, the queen shouldn't have to answer to anyone for wanting to get laid.
The Hound taught Arya a bit more about how to kill, but the poke she gave what's-his-name didn't seem to be strong or deep enough to make him drop like that. Oh well.
However, the real fun came in a blink! I haven't liked Robin of the Vale or his mother Lysa very much (not that I dig Littlefinger all that much either, but hey). Seeing her dropping through the Moon Window after what she did to Sansa was very satisfying. I even gained some pleasure at how Peter tore apart her heart by telling her, "The only woman I have ever loved....
was your sister."
Hoo boy!
Oh! And Oberyn as Tyrion's champion? What doors have opened, O what doors.
I did that with Shameless, and then I got my mother hooked on it. Except Shameless is still going.Agree. That's kinda what happened with me and Dexter. Didn't want to watch it while it was going, but now that the whole thing is done I can watch a whole season in one sitting if I want. That's a lot of death and killing for one day:walkingdead:...
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