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OFFICIAL GAME OF THRONES THREAD | HOUSE OF THE DRAGON Premieres 8.21.22 | OFFICIAL TRAILER REVEALED
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Thanks bro
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Ygritte was hiding that body under all them clothes mannnn
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i finally got on board and started watching. Started with season 1 last Saturday and watched the episode last night. Sucks having to wait a whole week now after watching half a season in a day last weekend. Im gonna read up on the thread and try to catch somethings that i have missed
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Am I the only one thought Ygritte was really boney? lol
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She looked fit to me.
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nah I saw it too, her back was mad boney :x
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I was going to say that too but the bath would've took away all the wildling flavor off. In the book I think he got in that cunny first and finished then gave her a Lord's kiss after which is all sorts of nasty.
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I think they displayed the wildling fur costume she wore at the exhibit. I should've went closer and sniffed it.
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Reminds me of the name of my dog's food. "Taste of the Wild".
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Does Bran and Rikon being alive throw off Tyrion's plan? He's under the assumption that they're dead and that he'll eventually get to Robb.
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Does anyone know how many times Beric has been brought to life so far?
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I think in the episode he said 6.
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Tywin's plan for Tyrion you mean?
I mean it throws it off, but its a plan based on the knowledge they have, and like you said on the condition that Robb dies. In the end even with Bran/Rikon alive if Lannisters win the war they can send anyone they want to rule it. Sansa would just make it easier, and let them have Tyrion as the Lord.
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Yea...Bran and Rickon at this point, are like that signed note from Robert saying put Ned in charge. Without an army, that's easy to throw to the side. All they need is something that looks legit enough like Sansa.
Robb got too much of his pops in him.
It's wartime. How you gonna be so noble, that you chop off the head of the leader of half your army?! Word?And now he thinks he'll do something clever like take his half-army to the place where they keep all the Lannister gold.
He gon die soon, isn't he?
I don't want an answer, but he's walking in his dad's footprints, and he wants it one way...
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Robb playing checkers instead of chess So far this season has yet to disappoint me
So far this season has yet to disappoint me
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I gotta rewatch last nights ep... I saw the whole thing but I cant even remember half of it cause I was so tired yesterday.
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You just said you were serving Lord Beric?
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I was hype when Robb offed him. **** that guy 
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The song during the credits...., what is it???
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It's a song sung by a book character that's not in the TV show.
His name is Patchface
As Maester Pylos goes up to get the White Raven for Maester Cressen so Princess Shireen can see it, the fool sings:
“ Under the sea, the birds have scales for feathers. I know. I know… ”
Shireen states that her mother says that the White Raven means that it is not summer any more, and the Maester Cressen responds with reassurances, the fools sing:
“ It is always summer under the sea. The merwives wear nennymoans in their hair and weave gowns of silver seaweed. I know. I know… ”
Right after this quote Shireen states that she would like a gown of silver seaweed, the fool sings:
“ Under the sea it snows up, and the rain is dry as bone. I know. I know… ”
When the White Raven speaks to the Shireen after to Maester Cressen introduces the raven to her, the princess exclaims that it talks, the maester responds that white ravens are clever birds, the fool sings:
“ Clever bird, clever man, clever clever fool… ”
Immediately after the statement about the clever bird the fool sings the following for the first of many times in the chapter, including at the feast:
“ The shadows come to dance my lord, dance my lord, dance my lord. The shadows come to stay my lord, stay my lord, stay my lord... ”
When Maester Cressen enters the feasting hall and is making his way across, Patchface lurches into him while singing the same song from the morning and they both fall to the floor. Face to face with Creseen, the fool sings:
“ Under the sea, you fall up. I know. I know… ”
As Maester Cressen had his first run in with Melisandre and then makes his way around the tables in the feasting hall to where Lord Davos had offered him a place next to him, the fool sings:
“ Here we eat fish, under the sea, the fish eat us. I know. I know… ”
After Maester Cressen states that R'hllor has no power here, the Red Woman tells him that if he believes that he should put the crown back on, and Queen Selyse commands it, the fool sings:
“ Under the sea no one wears hats. I know. I know… ”
Quote from Chapter 10, Davos
As the statues of the seven gods are being burned in sept at Dragonstone at the command of Melisandre and before Stannis Baratheon plunges into the file to pull out Lightbringer, Patchface sings:
“ Under the sea, smoke rises in bubbles, and flames burn green and blue and black. “I know, I know, oh, oh, oh. ”
Quotes from other chapters:
“ Fool’s blood. King’s blood, blood on the maiden’s thigh, but chains for the guests and chains for the bridegroom, aye, aye, aye. ”
“ Under the sea the old fish eat the young fish. Up here the young fish teach the old fish. ”
“ In the dark the dead are dancing. ”
“ Under the sea the merman feast on starfish soup, and all the serving men are crabs. ”
“ Under the sea the crows are white as snow. ”
“ Away, away, come with me beneath the sea, away, away, away. ”
“ I will lead it. We will march into the sea and out again. Under the waves we will ride seahorses, and mermaids will blow seashells to announce our coming, oh, oh, oh. ”
“ Under the sea, men marry fishes. ”
As Maester Pylos goes up to get the White Raven for Maester Cressen so Princess Shireen can see it, the fool sings:
“ Under the sea, the birds have scales for feathers. I know. I know… ”
Shireen states that her mother says that the White Raven means that it is not summer any more, and the Maester Cressen responds with reassurances, the fools sing:
“ It is always summer under the sea. The merwives wear nennymoans in their hair and weave gowns of silver seaweed. I know. I know… ”
Right after this quote Shireen states that she would like a gown of silver seaweed, the fool sings:
“ Under the sea it snows up, and the rain is dry as bone. I know. I know… ”
When the White Raven speaks to the Shireen after to Maester Cressen introduces the raven to her, the princess exclaims that it talks, the maester responds that white ravens are clever birds, the fool sings:
“ Clever bird, clever man, clever clever fool… ”
Immediately after the statement about the clever bird the fool sings the following for the first of many times in the chapter, including at the feast:
“ The shadows come to dance my lord, dance my lord, dance my lord. The shadows come to stay my lord, stay my lord, stay my lord... ”
When Maester Cressen enters the feasting hall and is making his way across, Patchface lurches into him while singing the same song from the morning and they both fall to the floor. Face to face with Creseen, the fool sings:
“ Under the sea, you fall up. I know. I know… ”
As Maester Cressen had his first run in with Melisandre and then makes his way around the tables in the feasting hall to where Lord Davos had offered him a place next to him, the fool sings:
“ Here we eat fish, under the sea, the fish eat us. I know. I know… ”
After Maester Cressen states that R'hllor has no power here, the Red Woman tells him that if he believes that he should put the crown back on, and Queen Selyse commands it, the fool sings:
“ Under the sea no one wears hats. I know. I know… ”
Quote from Chapter 10, Davos
As the statues of the seven gods are being burned in sept at Dragonstone at the command of Melisandre and before Stannis Baratheon plunges into the file to pull out Lightbringer, Patchface sings:
“ Under the sea, smoke rises in bubbles, and flames burn green and blue and black. “I know, I know, oh, oh, oh. ”
Quotes from other chapters:
“ Fool’s blood. King’s blood, blood on the maiden’s thigh, but chains for the guests and chains for the bridegroom, aye, aye, aye. ”
“ Under the sea the old fish eat the young fish. Up here the young fish teach the old fish. ”
“ In the dark the dead are dancing. ”
“ Under the sea the merman feast on starfish soup, and all the serving men are crabs. ”
“ Under the sea the crows are white as snow. ”
“ Away, away, come with me beneath the sea, away, away, away. ”
“ I will lead it. We will march into the sea and out again. Under the waves we will ride seahorses, and mermaids will blow seashells to announce our coming, oh, oh, oh. ”
“ Under the sea, men marry fishes. ”
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Wasn't Patchface supposed to be the intro to season 2?
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First 10 minutes were epic as fuh. Beric and the hound and then my dude Jon Snow. The whole episode was dope from Jamie and Brienne to Grey Worm and Dany and then the ether by Twyin lol. I'm going to rewatch when I get home from class.
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Was expecting to see Ser Jamie other "stump" at the bathtub scene.
At least we got to see his bum and a silhouette of his B's.
At least we got to see his bum and a silhouette of his B's.
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