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Post by Deleted on May 19, 2015 23:27:13 GMT
I for one am looking forward to this. Finally that smug grin will get wiped off her face. 8D I wonder what Tommen's reaction will be haha. The same as it's been for everyone else ... deer in headlights look. That kid is totally useless as a King. Whoever thought two brothers could be so totally opposite and yet both so totally terrible as rulers.  |
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Post by 7timesdamnedshewolf on May 19, 2015 23:34:23 GMT
I wonder what Tommen's reaction will be haha. The same as it's been for everyone else ... deer in headlights look. That kid is totally useless as a King. Whoever thought two brothers could be so totally opposite and yet both so totally terrible as rulers. I imagine his problems are related to having Joffrey as a big brother, deer in headlights was probably his reaction to Joff threatening Ser Pounce and being otherwise heinous to him. |
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Post by Deleted on May 19, 2015 23:40:09 GMT
The same as it's been for everyone else ... deer in headlights look. That kid is totally useless as a King. Whoever thought two brothers could be so totally opposite and yet both so totally terrible as rulers. I imagine his problems are related to having Joffrey as a big brother, deer in headlights was probably his reaction to Joff threatening Ser Pounce and being otherwise heinous to him. Oh I know, that boy had a pretty horrible shadow over him with a big brother like that, and to make matters worse, there's absolutely no one to teach him how to be a king now that Tywin's gone, Kevan said "f-this" and left, there's no small council left and Mama's done nothing but purposely coddle him into uselessness. I don't blame Tommen for the way he is, and sadly in a different story or different time, he could have been a a gentle and kind king. But this Game of Thrones we're talking about, not Disney hehe.  |
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Post by lordcarson on May 20, 2015 2:47:06 GMT
Wishful thinking, but I really want a secondary meaning to the title "The Gift" to be that Theon goes to the godswood after his chat with Sansa and unknowingly becomes aware of Bran's gift. |
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Post by 7timesdamnedshewolf on May 20, 2015 3:40:37 GMT
Yes, I'd really love a surprise heart tree voice over from Bran.
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Post by Nezzer on May 20, 2015 3:50:30 GMT
Yes, I'd really love a surprise heart tree voice over from Bran. Has his confession to the heart tree been confirmed? I'd love to see that scene with Bran's voiceover. |
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Post by Deleted on May 20, 2015 3:52:20 GMT
Yes, I'd really love a surprise heart tree voice over from Bran. Has his confession to the heart tree been confirmed? I'd love to see that scene with Bran's voiceover. I have a feeling his confession is going to be to Sansa unless they combine the scene and have her somewhere lurking in the background and overhearing him. That could work well because then she'd know he was telling the truth because he didn't know she heard him whereas if he tells her directly, she may think he's just lying or put up to it by Ramsay. |
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Post by Deleted on May 20, 2015 3:59:04 GMT
Has his confession to the heart tree been confirmed? I'd love to see that scene with Bran's voiceover. I have a feeling his confession is going to be to Sansa unless they combine the scene and have her somewhere lurking in the background and overhearing him. That could work well because then she'd know he was telling the truth because he didn't know she heard him whereas if he tells her directly, she may think he's just lying or put up to it by Ramsay. Or it could be a bit of both and she asks him to confess to a Heart Tree before she'll trust him fully. |
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Post by 7timesdamnedshewolf on May 20, 2015 5:06:53 GMT
I have a feeling his confession is going to be to Sansa unless they combine the scene and have her somewhere lurking in the background and overhearing him. That could work well because then she'd know he was telling the truth because he didn't know she heard him whereas if he tells her directly, she may think he's just lying or put up to it by Ramsay. Or it could be a bit of both and she asks him to confess to a Heart Tree before she'll trust him fully. Idk, I don't think asking him to confess to the Stark gods would really work since there's no given reason why he can't lie to gods he never followed. But if he just goes there on his own, hears Bran's voice and starts spilling all to the tree only to find Sansa right behind him, that could be a great scene. |
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Post by Deleted on May 20, 2015 10:22:21 GMT
Or it could be a bit of both and she asks him to confess to a Heart Tree before she'll trust him fully. Idk, I don't think asking him to confess to the Stark gods would really work since there's no given reason why he can't lie to gods he never followed. But if he just goes there on his own, hears Bran's voice and starts spilling all to the tree only to find Sansa right behind him, that could be a great scene. That would be a great scene, indeed! And judging from Sophies and Alfies performances yet, it would be acted beautifully with glances more than words. |
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Post by Admin on May 20, 2015 11:34:04 GMT
Seriously what is Sansa looking at in my avatar? I see a popular theory is the old lady's flayed corpse, but doesn't she have scenes with Brienne? It does seem like an only option, though because there is no way Sansa would be this upset over Myranda...
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Post by Deleted on May 20, 2015 11:37:14 GMT
Seriously what is Sansa looking at in my avatar? I see a popular theory is the old lady's flayed corpse, but doesn't she have scenes with Brienne? It does seem like an only option, though because there is no way Sansa would be this upset over Myranda... She looks genuinely devastated so it must be something bad. Maybe she's not looking at anything and he's just made her cry and she's turning away before he kissing her. |
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Post by Deleted on May 20, 2015 11:43:06 GMT
Maybe she's worried because he tells her they're about to go take down Stannis and his army?
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Post by Deleted on May 20, 2015 11:55:36 GMT
Seriously what is Sansa looking at in my avatar? I see a popular theory is the old lady's flayed corpse, but doesn't she have scenes with Brienne? It does seem like an only option, though because there is no way Sansa would be this upset over Myranda... She looks genuinely devastated so it must be something bad. Maybe she's not looking at anything and he's just made her cry and she's turning away before he kissing her. I would think the same, if it weren't for the title being "The Gift". It's gotta be something bad. |
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Post by Admin on May 20, 2015 12:00:49 GMT
There were casting calls for old woman helping Brienne, but maybe it doesn't mean she helps her on screen, maybe it just means she exchanged that 'light a candle' message on behalf of Brienne.
I think we get Sansa telling Reek of 'friends in the North' and then we have the scene where Ramsay shows her how her only friend is dead now?
I wouldn't be surprised if the episode ended with Sansa lighting the candle
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Post by King Tyrion I on May 20, 2015 12:08:55 GMT
Seriously what is Sansa looking at in my avatar? I see a popular theory is the old lady's flayed corpse, but doesn't she have scenes with Brienne? It does seem like an only option, though because there is no way Sansa would be this upset over Myranda... I think she's avoiding to look at his face. After all, he kissed her first before he did *that* to her. And it seems a perfectly human reaction. It doesn't need to be an actual spot in the courtyard. Maybe she's looking at the tower. @ King Patchface: a few pages earlier you said that "Game of Thrones" would be the only show to use "Previously on..." "Gargoyles" did the same. Just letting you know. |
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Post by Deleted on May 20, 2015 15:08:07 GMT
Perhaps she'll hear news about Stannis's army being stuck in the snow and Ramsay is going to go and kill him and bring her his head.  |
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Post by day dreamer on May 20, 2015 15:29:41 GMT
Seriously what is Sansa looking at in my avatar? I see a popular theory is the old lady's flayed corpse, but doesn't she have scenes with Brienne? It does seem like an only option, though because there is no way Sansa would be this upset over Myranda... If it's that old lady, maybe Brienne exchanges a word with her in the beginning of the show, and that scene is after that. Personally, I think it's just flayed corpses. Maybe Ramsay whispered something to her about those bodies being women who displeased him before. |
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Post by Paid Debt Lannister on May 20, 2015 18:33:25 GMT
Seriously what is Sansa looking at in my avatar? I see a popular theory is the old lady's flayed corpse, but doesn't she have scenes with Brienne? It does seem like an only option, though because there is no way Sansa would be this upset over Myranda... I think she's avoiding to look at his face. After all, he kissed her first before he did *that* to her. And it seems a perfectly human reaction. It doesn't need to be an actual spot in the courtyard. Maybe she's looking at the tower. @ King Patchface: a few pages earlier you said that "Game of Thrones" would be the only show to use "Previously on..." "Gargoyles" did the same. Just letting you know. I never said that... Maybe it was somebody quoting me, because I asked if they still released the recaps on youtube. Still good that you mentioned it, 'cause the person can still check this information anyway  |
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Post by Enid on May 21, 2015 19:25:27 GMT
Looks like this episode should be called "shit hits the fan"
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