They play the song from that 'teaser' at the end of one of the episodes of Season 2. Maybe the final episode? I don't remember. Weren't they all singing that before the battle at Blackwater as well? When Bron and The Hound almost got into it.Have they even mentioned the Rains of Castamere on the show?
http://awoiaf.westeros.org/index.php...s_of_CastamereThey play the song from that 'teaser' at the end of one of the episodes of Season 2. Maybe the final episode? I don't remember. Weren't they all singing that before the battle at Blackwater as well? When Bron and The Hound almost got into it.
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The first occurrence of The Rains of Castamere in the HBO series is in episode one as Tyrion Lannister whistles the refrain as he enters the small council for the first time. In the episode 9 scene in which Bronn (Jerome Flynn) drinks and sings with his men outside the Red Keep, the song is The Rains Of Castamere is featured in a more complete form. The song was performed in the closing credits episode 9 of the second season Blackwater by the indie rock band The National, sung by their vocalist Matt Berninger.[2] On the published tracklist of the soundtrack, the title is spelled "The Rains of Castomere" rather than "Castamere" as in the novels.[3] The music was written by Ramin Djawadi and and lyrics by George R.R. Martin.
Did you watch a different video? All she said was 'I was really excited to get, uhm, the part...'it was meant in a comedic way. i dont think like you hardons looking for every strange word to pounce on.
its funny because the girl was referring to her role specifically when she doesnt know what shes getting into. and i was calling her out on her hollywood style. "i am so thrilled to be playing this character they have the depth and structure to create a great story...blah blah blah" her reality was her family was about to become bankrupt from trying to keep her acting dream alive and they hit paydirt by getting a regular speaking role in a major tv show.
grats you win.thepart overanypart was the joke i made. if you wanna argue this for a few more posts, be my guest.Did you watch a different video? All she said was 'I was really excited to get, uhm, the part...'
So the answer is no. They've just had the song make appearances. Basically, the viewing audience doesn't have any idea what the song is, is what I was getting at.
The costumes they've shown her in so far don't help her any either. She doesn't match the mental image I always had of the character at all.And yeah, Jojen pretty much looks exactly like the mental image I've always had. Queen of Thorns has a weird fucking face.
yeah she looks pretty retardedThe costumes they've shown her in so far don't help her any either. She doesn't match the mental image I always had of the character at all.
Think you and the other poster are confused about the flaming swords, the flaming sword in ASOS is Beric's and it is magic. I don't see why they'd change anything material to the story like his resurrections or setting his sword alight with his blood.They've introduce Wildfire so if they use the same greenfire for Thoros' sword as they did for the giant explosion I think most people will understand that it isn't 'magic'... I'm more interested in how they'll handle Dondarrion's resurrections and if they'll show one actually on screen to show it isn't just him being lucky enough to survive everything.