Well Arya couldn't get herself to check him off her list.. Brienne nearly killed him. A priest found him (Swearingin from Deadwood) found him. Some rogue outfit killed the whole religions community that Clegane was helping build a church. He killed few of them then found the last 3 strung up by the Brotherhood without Banners... and got to kill 2 of the 3. So he is now travelling with the BwB.
great observation
Yeah, he did say a few times that you are my son as well - I think when his father named him Joffery's hand in his place. Early season 2?
I'll check that and you are probably right but then later in the show, he said several times you are no son of mine. more twists!!!!!
Pretty good preview. The Red Witch says to Dany - "I believe you have a role to play, but so does another". I'm sure she is referring to Jon, but interesting that she didn't mention 2 others (as per the 3 dragon rider theory).
That's what the iron-born do. The Greyjoy family was divided and had two competing armadas. The uncle is ruthless and wants to rule Westeros at the side of Cersei. The battle made perfect sense.
Euron's been away for who knows how long. Yara's been fighting alongside them and leading them for years. Picking a side is one thing. It happens in civil war. Developing that much animosity for those you called your brothers a few weeks ago seem implausible.
Iron born never had a "Queen" to rule them and most joined Euron just for that reason (viewed Yara as illegitimate). Once Euron was named King, the other side were traitors. The brutality of the battle is common place, this is GOT!
I'm with you. I had no idea who was on who's side during that whole battle. Quite confusing scene. Everyone was in grey except the Dorne women. And who uses a whip in a sword fight anyway? That would not have been my choice of weapon in a hand to hand battle on a ship.
Agreed. I know it's only two episodes in, but something about this season just doesn't seem right compared to the other seasons. I can't put my finger on it. Maybe it's the dialogue? I wish I remembered examples, but there were a couple times last night I thought the writing was beyond lame. The Dorne story line was always cringe worthy and ridiculous with it's girl power. Yeah a whip in close quarters knife fight makes lots of sense. 100 pound women standing toe to toe with men twice their size. I'm glad it's over. Although I'm not a fan of Euron anyway. Maybe he just showed up too late in the series for me to give a damn. Couple of other things. While in Frey land, Arya never heard anything about the fall of the Boltons? I find that hard to believe. Then for a show that always moved too slow, things now are going at ludicrous speed. Ravens that fly express. Seems Jon will already reach Dragonstone next week. Armies and fleets transporting quickly. Pacing was agonizingly too slow or now going to quickly. Maybe nitpicking I know, but I really think this season just doesn't feel right compared to previous seasons.
Ahhh...I hadn't seen the significance of that scene until now. Good pick up.
I think central to Dany's rise to power is the more power she gains, she loses a bit more of the idealism that she wanted to bring to the position. She understands the compromises that every leader has to make to take power and to keep power. Without the Dornish army to help invade KL, she's learning she might have to bring the Dothraki horde or Unsullied.
I've wondered as well. He really has no more relevance in the show that I can think of at the moment. Where can he possibly go to and play a role in the story? Eventually he is the one to kill Euron?
I agree with this as well. I think Arya sticks with her original plan and heads to Kings Landing.
Incredible, right?
Her smoking hot body was the highlight of the episode. :stuck_out_tongue_winking_eye:[banana]
Her smoking hot body was the highlight of the episode. :stuck_out_tongue_winking_eye:[banana]
first thing my gf said was, 'she has great $%^#' loleven my wife couldn't resist giving her props
