mronegative
Yeah Imma need you to fall the **** back. Where did you see me confirm any spoiler?
Uh huh.
Ah, that's right. I guess maybe they'll explain it, but it felt like...if Varys, who knows everything, says she's away, he would've had some part in her being there that day. But that's just me assumin they told her to lie, and it wasn't her who came back on her own, just be a psycho *****.
Yea, it just felt random and pointless.
mronegative
right, so me posting a meme to someone's prediction means:
i liked the yasha/theon scene. they showed how far gone theon is. opportunity to escape with a familiar face and he ran back to the cage
also seems like they're setting something up in the future with ramsay's "mission" for reek.
But I guess it accomplished what it had to for the story.Yall suck, I swear. Lemme get this straight...someone spoiled...the spoiler post got deleted...but 3 of you (HankHill , @Castomere, @Master Zik) couldn't help but quote AND confirm the spoiler, just in case anyone missed it, didn't believe it or got there after it was deleted?
That's special.
You know what this show didn't miss? Sibel ****lli's awful acting. :x
Didn't Varys say he helped Shae escape the city?
I feel like instead of doing that, he turned her over to Cersei or Tywin. And whichever one told her to say what they wanted her to say, so that they'd spare Tyrion's life. But dude got blindsided so hard in the feelings that that plan flew out the window.
And that whole Yara trying to rescue Theon scene sucked.
Like I got what they wanted to do, but the way they put it together felt corny. All that buildup...all these men travel all this way to die trying to rescue dude, and she takes one look at a him and says eff this, I'm goin home? Maybe they didn't direct it so well and it played out better in the books, but it felt like the show randomly remembered her character, and just had her pop up for a sec, so they could drop her storyline.
That was a damn good episode, though. I actually liked the Dany ruling scene too. Only 4 eps left.
gave that powerful *** pregame speech for nothing.
i liked the yasha/theon scene. they showed how far gone theon is. opportunity to escape with a familiar face and he ran back to the cage
also seems like they're setting something up in the future with ramsay's "mission" for reek.
Well yeah, I thought they showed that when he had Ramsay with the knife to the neck and didn't do anything, and then told the Boltons about Bran and Rickon.
This scene just kinda reminded me of the smoke baby that killed Renly. Like they built up something pretty interesting, then kinda whiffed on the execution? I mean, it felt like they just played cross-country tag.
His sister coming is as real as an escape scenario could get and he was still too scared. No one can rescue him at this point.
Last time he literally was out free by himself and thought he had escaped, then found out it was just all a trick. This time he didn't even want to go out again. Like Ramsay says, he is Reek now and just a pet thing.
.. and then his questions during the trial. What an awesome character.
They set up so many things for an epic finale.
Not ready for the two week break after next week's episode
