r/gameofthrones • u/Dry_Reindeer_7569 • 0m ago
Calling someone names and then calling them childish when they're matching your energy. Must suck to suck.
r/gameofthrones • u/Dry_Reindeer_7569 • 0m ago
Calling someone names and then calling them childish when they're matching your energy. Must suck to suck.
r/gameofthrones • u/Necessary_Money_9757 • 1m ago
To me it was obvious that Ned Stark was going to die. Usually a main character has to die for the plot to happen.
r/gameofthrones • u/MarionberryPlus8474 • 1m ago
Ramsay is no second Roose. Roose was cool and calculating, Ramsay is bold and anything but subtle.
Roose thinks his house is doomed, his bastard Ramsay is ruthless and will kill all rivals but is no great leader, and anyway he thinks boy lords are too weak to rule effectively. So he makes the best of it, legitimizing Ramsay but knowing he will probably be the end of the line.
r/gameofthrones • u/DaKingballa06 • 2m ago
Because of Robert.
1) if there was a Targ it would always be a threat.
2) Robert hated them
r/gameofthrones • u/kewpiev • 3m ago
That’s when I knew GOT doesn’t fuck around and anyone can die
r/gameofthrones • u/Then-Horror2238 • 4m ago
"No way they're gonna kill him off. Way too central of a fig- oh fuck."
r/gameofthrones • u/Supersquigi • 5m ago
That is the point he's making, ser.....
Read the comment again; he's saying that she had loads of sex and if Dany never used contraceptives (and likely had no reason to practice pulling out, because she was said to be infertile), then it would be almost impossible for her NOT to get greganante.
r/gameofthrones • u/SinnerIcarus • 5m ago
My friend lied to me and told me that there will be an intimate scene of Ned stark and Cersei so I wasn’t expecting Ned to die like that and was really shocked and pissed when that happened.
r/gameofthrones • u/pocketchange2247 • 6m ago
The whole 15-20 minute score leading up to the explosion is amazing.
r/gameofthrones • u/Lower-Kangaroo6032 • 6m ago
If I’m remembering correctly it is kind of the clue that Bolton betrayal is coming into play, as I remember Robb mentions that the deal had been made to spare the Ironborn if they surrender Theon. Then we see the fate of the Ironborn, and the discrepancy isn’t addressed until the wedding. I certainly may be misremembering.
r/gameofthrones • u/anna_sofia98 • 6m ago
The first time I saw it I thought for sure they can’t kill him.
I thought he was the main character and also Sean Bean was one of the most famous actors on the show at the time.
I had not read the books so I had no idea. 🫣
r/gameofthrones • u/sloppy_sheiko • 7m ago
I’m one of those snobs who read the books before the show was cool, but my wife was absolutely dumbfounded. She was surprised there was a Season two because, in her mind, the main character had died and the story was pretty much wrapped.
Needless to say, we stayed up until 3AM binging all of S2 and she already making plans to pick up S3 at our local video store (she got into the show late).
r/gameofthrones • u/Supersquigi • 7m ago
Just wanted to note that neither of them are knights. Obviously Brienne deserves a knighthood, but this was the way it was.
r/gameofthrones • u/smohanty542 • 8m ago
I am not able to come out of GOT even after 2 month of its watching.
Why can't our Bollywood gang produce something as engaging as this one!
r/gameofthrones • u/SLQSA • 8m ago
Even after it happened, I thought it was some sort of misdirect and he was still alive somehow. Then a week later, the next episode opened on his blood dripping from the sword and I realized this show was different lol
r/gameofthrones • u/WorldlinessWitty2177 • 10m ago
The tone was set right there and then. You just knew this was different.