Yeah I knew something was going to happen but I was only 90% sure she wasn't going to lose one of her dragons (And 100% sure she wasn't going to lose the only one the books paid attention to). But I didn't expect her to just say 'ok unsullied, we have the city lol' like people in the thread are.
Thank you. There were so many people saying that this wasn't true and watching the show doesn't impact reading the books at all, but it most certainly does.
Have you even been paying attention? In season 2 Tywin RAGES how Robb has won every battle hes fought. I mean, in one of the season openers Robbs wolf takes out 2 dudes at a Lannister camp. Do you presume he just sits in the back on his horse and clicks /pet attack and lol's as his wolf fucks shit up? How much more heavy handed do things need to be for you? It is made clear, throughout the episodes, that Robb fights right alongside his men. Go rewatch the entire series.
In the show I think they highlight it more how the unsullied will literally ONLY obey the person who owns them, and obeys them implicitly. In the book I think it was said by the trader who was trying to sell them and then communicated through the girl, but in the show she asks again if the unsullied only obey the person who paid for them. In the book I think it was more of a "So I could command them to kill themselves?" And the girl says yes but don't do that and then talks about how two of her brothers are part of the army.
True Blood is the only show that meets his high standards. Game of Thrones doesn't stand a chance
While it would be interesting I think the timelines would be hard to keep straight for non-readers. I think I'd prefer it that way, but yeah.
Aye guvnah.
