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A little tidbit too if you didn't read the books you would not realize that the sword that the executioner used was actually Ned's sword Ice. He uses it in the beginning of the season to execute the guy who deserted the Nights Watch.
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Originally Posted by damnitzdom
PMedOriginally Posted by TennHouse2
Originally Posted by TennHouse2
is there a site where i can watch these online to catch up?
Originally Posted by damnitzdom
PMedOriginally Posted by TennHouse2
Originally Posted by TennHouse2
is there a site where i can watch these online to catch up?
I don't recall that happening. You didn't really see much of Sansa in the episode until the final scene and I don't think she said anything directly to Cercei. The way it was depecited on the show, the decision to have Ned offed was 100% Joffrey. Although it all went down in a matter of moments, Circei seemed to be very much against Ned being killed.Originally Posted by knightngale
Yoren is the dude that holds Arya. He was the guy that joined Jon and Tyrion as they were headed to the wall. He also accompanied Tyrion on their way down from the wall.
He was sent to King's landing to recruit men to serve on the wall. He also told Ned that his wife had caught Tyrion.
I did not know so many people had grown that attached to Ned.
I have not watched the episode but did they show that Sansa was partly responsible for Ned's head being cut off? She ran to Cercei and told her about Ned's plan to leave King's landing.
%!#$$ wanted to stay with her Prince and indirectly sent her dad to the grave by revealing his plans to the enemy.
Ned was stupid for not telling Sansa that the Lannisters were suspect from the very beginning. I was attached to dude early as well but I almost grew indifferent with all his stupid decisions.
I don't recall that happening. You didn't really see much of Sansa in the episode until the final scene and I don't think she said anything directly to Cercei. The way it was depecited on the show, the decision to have Ned offed was 100% Joffrey. Although it all went down in a matter of moments, Circei seemed to be very much against Ned being killed.Originally Posted by knightngale
Yoren is the dude that holds Arya. He was the guy that joined Jon and Tyrion as they were headed to the wall. He also accompanied Tyrion on their way down from the wall.
He was sent to King's landing to recruit men to serve on the wall. He also told Ned that his wife had caught Tyrion.
I did not know so many people had grown that attached to Ned.
I have not watched the episode but did they show that Sansa was partly responsible for Ned's head being cut off? She ran to Cercei and told her about Ned's plan to leave King's landing.
%!#$$ wanted to stay with her Prince and indirectly sent her dad to the grave by revealing his plans to the enemy.
Ned was stupid for not telling Sansa that the Lannisters were suspect from the very beginning. I was attached to dude early as well but I almost grew indifferent with all his stupid decisions.
well yeah the cutting off of the head was all my dude joffOriginally Posted by lawdog1
I don't recall that happening. You didn't really see much of Sansa in the episode until the final scene and I don't think she said anything directly to Cercei. The way it was depecited on the show, the decision to have Ned offed was 100% Joffrey. Although it all went down in a matter of moments, Circei seemed to be very much against Ned being killed.Originally Posted by knightngale
Yoren is the dude that holds Arya. He was the guy that joined Jon and Tyrion as they were headed to the wall. He also accompanied Tyrion on their way down from the wall.
He was sent to King's landing to recruit men to serve on the wall. He also told Ned that his wife had caught Tyrion.
I did not know so many people had grown that attached to Ned.
I have not watched the episode but did they show that Sansa was partly responsible for Ned's head being cut off? She ran to Cercei and told her about Ned's plan to leave King's landing.
%!#$$ wanted to stay with her Prince and indirectly sent her dad to the grave by revealing his plans to the enemy.
Ned was stupid for not telling Sansa that the Lannisters were suspect from the very beginning. I was attached to dude early as well but I almost grew indifferent with all his stupid decisions.
well yeah the cutting off of the head was all my dude joffOriginally Posted by lawdog1
I don't recall that happening. You didn't really see much of Sansa in the episode until the final scene and I don't think she said anything directly to Cercei. The way it was depecited on the show, the decision to have Ned offed was 100% Joffrey. Although it all went down in a matter of moments, Circei seemed to be very much against Ned being killed.Originally Posted by knightngale
Yoren is the dude that holds Arya. He was the guy that joined Jon and Tyrion as they were headed to the wall. He also accompanied Tyrion on their way down from the wall.
He was sent to King's landing to recruit men to serve on the wall. He also told Ned that his wife had caught Tyrion.
I did not know so many people had grown that attached to Ned.
I have not watched the episode but did they show that Sansa was partly responsible for Ned's head being cut off? She ran to Cercei and told her about Ned's plan to leave King's landing.
%!#$$ wanted to stay with her Prince and indirectly sent her dad to the grave by revealing his plans to the enemy.
Ned was stupid for not telling Sansa that the Lannisters were suspect from the very beginning. I was attached to dude early as well but I almost grew indifferent with all his stupid decisions.
yeah littlefinger betrayed him but if sansa had not snitched I think ned would have had more time to scheme and more optionsOriginally Posted by lawdog1
^^^ Yeah, I don't think that plot line quite made it in the series. I remember Ned telling the girls they were going to leave King's Landing and Sansa being upset about it, but that was before King Robert died after Ned had stepped down as hand of the king. Once Robert was dying, that plan went out the window. In the show, I felt like Ned ended up in the dungeon mainly because Littlefinger back-stabbed him.
yeah littlefinger betrayed him but if sansa had not snitched I think ned would have had more time to scheme and more optionsOriginally Posted by lawdog1
^^^ Yeah, I don't think that plot line quite made it in the series. I remember Ned telling the girls they were going to leave King's Landing and Sansa being upset about it, but that was before King Robert died after Ned had stepped down as hand of the king. Once Robert was dying, that plan went out the window. In the show, I felt like Ned ended up in the dungeon mainly because Littlefinger back-stabbed him.