[TV] Game of Thrones [No Spoilers]

[Tokru]

So something I have been thinking about and let me start by saying i apologize but i am bad with names. But this is a suspicion I have had for two episodes now. I have not read the books so this is pure speculation. But I think that the guy who is the head of the Second Sons with Danny is the same guy that Arya rescued back in season 2 and then proceeded to kill people for her. They are from the same city and while their philosophies are not exactly the same they are similar and we know that the previous guy can shape shift.

They are not the same. At least until the end of book 5. What happens next only GRRM knows. So it may be a possibility.

[Atrea]

They wont. Game of Thrones is unique in having an extra episode (the 10th) to wrap up the culminating events of the entire season which happen in the 9th. Sort of like the introductory first episode, except just the other way around.

Kind of early to say that, considering this is only the third season.

There are other weddings on the horizon...

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They are not the same. At least until the end of book 5. What happens next only GRRM knows. So it may be a possibility.

Yeah, Dario Naharis is very much not a Faceless Man.

[namelessone]

What is the current status of the Tully family now, btw? I am a bit confused.... What happened to Bryndan and Edmure? Was Edmure killed off screen?

In Game of Thrones (books at least), no one EVER dies off screen. If someone does, that means they are most likely actually alive.

[Atrea]

In Game of Thrones (books at least), no one EVER dies off screen. If someone does, that means they are most likely actually alive.

Yeah, I can think of a really good example, but this is the non-spoiler thread, so I'll keep it to myself.

[Jackmoves]

All my agree!


Walder Frey and daddy Greyjoy are currently my favorite characters on the show. They better not be killed off soon!

Bet you wouldn't mind being greyjoys salt wife. lol

That's Greatjon. Smalljon is his son (who is almost as big)

aha yeah, sorry! ;P

[BoysBoysBoys]

Can someone explain the bread and salt thing? I must have missed the meaning, I do remember them eating it though.

[BloodyAngel12]

Can someone explain the bread and salt thing? I must have missed the meaning, I do remember them eating it though.

Its to do with Hospitality, once you have partaken of salt a bread you are under the Lords protection In Westeros its a big deal and a scared oath.

Frey broke those laws.

[Wikiy]

Kind of early to say that, considering this is only the third season.

I'm not so sure, the 9th episode of the first season had Ned's beheading, the 9th episode of the second season had the battle at King's Landing and the 9th episode of this season had... well, this. You could argue Joffrey's death is going to be in this episode, but that still wouldn't be a culminating event of the season, the Red Wedding is. Besides, there are a lot of compelling arguments as to why Joffrey's death is going to happen later.

[StayTuned]

I'm not so sure, the 9th episode of the first season had Ned's beheading, the 9th episode of the second season had the battle at King's Landing and the 9th episode of this season had... well, this. You could argue Joffrey's death is going to be in this episode, but that still wouldn't be a culminating event of the season, the Red Wedding is. Besides, there are a lot of compelling arguments as to why Joffrey's death is going to happen later.

The next episodes name and a trailer are already released. I guess it has something to do with the fact that season 1 and 2 both were also the end of a book each, but season 3 is just half of book 3.

[Atrea]

I'm not so sure, the 9th episode of the first season had Ned's beheading, the 9th episode of the second season had the battle at King's Landing and the 9th episode of this season had... well, this. You could argue Joffrey's death is going to be in this episode, but that still wouldn't be a culminating event of the season, the Red Wedding is. Besides, there are a lot of compelling arguments as to why Joffrey's death is going to happen later.

Right, but they both ended with something of a cliffhanger as well. I think the cliffhanger will be Tyrion's escape from King's Landing after murdering his father for Season 3. Which happens after the non-canonically, but still aptly named Purple Wedding.

[Statix]

Love the guy that plays Walder Frey, he does the "senile, grumpy old man" perfectly. The scene when the Starks/Tullys are introduced to him at the twins was great.

"twins, you could have had either, you could have had both for all I care"

- My granddaughter, Waltha? Walra? Waldina.
- I'm Mary.
- Fine

rofl

He played pretty much the same character in Harry Potter and I loved him in every scene there aswell. His character however, I actually hate him more than Kid King.

[Okacz]

[Statix]

Hmm that guy, whatever happened to him? Sure, he was escorted away, but wouldn't they have killed him aswell or was he in on the betrayal?

[Zaelsino]

Hmm that guy, whatever happened to him? Sure, he was escorted away, but wouldn't they have killed him aswell or was he in on the betrayal?

He's a hostage now.

[Atrea]

He's a hostage now.

Your avatar is exactly the face I was making when I saw people making a big deal over the Red Wedding over social media outlets

[Statix]

He's a hostage now.

FACK. I wanted to say that I really wanted to read what was behind that spoiler, but that I had to control myself and simply ignore it.

But, by making this reply and by quoting your message, the spoiler disappeared and I read what was beneath it. Sigh. Sometimes... Glad it wasn't a big spoiler. /wipes forehead

[Atrea]

FACK. I wanted to say that I really wanted to read what was behind that spoiler, but that I had to control myself and simply ignore it.

But, by making this reply and by quoting your message, the spoiler disappeared and I read what was beneath it. Sigh. Sometimes... Glad it wasn't a big spoiler. /wipes forehead

Just wait til you find out that he ends up being the Ice Truck Killer's younger brother!

Err... Wait wrong show.

[Seme]

I've never read the books. I've avoided all forum topics and comments about GoT. I don't read/watch episode previews. I don't even read the episode titles ahead of viewing...

Honestly, what the fuck did I just watch? That was simultaneously the greatest and most despicably terrible thing I've ever seen in a TV show. That took me completely off guard. I was actually expecting something to happen to Arya given she was so close to Robb and Cat only for THAT to happen.

[StayTuned]

I've never read the books. I've avoided all forum topics and comments about GoT. I don't read/watch episode previews. I don't even read the episode titles ahead of viewing...

Honestly, what the fuck did I just watch? That was simultaneously the greatest and most despicably terrible thing I've ever seen in a TV show. That took me completely off guard. I was actually expecting something to happen to Arya given she was so close to Robb and Cat only for THAT to happen.

Well I do have to agree that the scene was unusually gruesome, even for GoT standards. Never before have I felt that disgusted by someones death on television. When you look around the internet, many people agree that the Red Wedding was the most shocking TV moment in history.

[Flaks]

Frey dies for sure. I'm hoping Arya does it as part of her revenge

Arya has a lot of killing to do. I hope that dude who can kill anyone she names comes along again.