Dude, just a few pages ago you were claiming the White Walkers don't talk. In the first chapter of the book they laugh and talk to each other as one of them sword fight the Lordling commanding the patrol beyond the wall. That's some reading you did. You can't even tell between a wight and an Other.
even with that I wouldn't believe you actually read them based on your posts in this thread.
i have a feeling the undisclosed actor was the woman who played ros. she was nude in nearly every scene in seasons 1 and 2 but remained clothed in season 3.
The Faceless Men worship the Many-Faced God. This god is based on most, if not all of the gods that are death inspired.
what? I think you have it backwards. Both are referred to as the "Red God" in the show, and all the non-book readers I know assume it's the same god. The only time he's referred to as R'Hllor is in High Valyrian, and as the Lord of Light is by Melisandre. All of Westeros refer to him as the red god or the fire god. So Jaqen worships a Red God and Mel worships a Red god and with both of these Red Gods only death can pay for life. Which reminds me of another bit of magic I forgot to mention, was the witch mirri (or whatev her name was) and the ritual used to "save" khal drogo which consumes her unborn son Rhaego, of which she says only death can pay for life. I don't know but most of my non-book reader friends assume it's the same god and also assume that this Red God is the dominant religion of Essos and thus most everyone from Essos worships him, with the exception of the Dothraki as their cultural beliefs were somewhat detailed in the show. But they're also unwashed barbarians. They assume most cultured people worship the red god in Essos, as everyone they've seen from there basically references him. Some even asked me why Talisa would wed under the 7 when she should have had a fire wedding. I had to explain that she was totally invented for the show and spoil the facts from the books that most people in Volantes do worship the red god, though not necessarily the nobility. Now they're all on board with the "Talisa is a lannister honeypot" theory cus while they don't read the books they are really into the show and they watch shit like that on youtube.
In this context we're discussing what non-book readers have been shown in the TV series and what they believe. I assume everyone who's posting in this thread has read the books and already knows this.
While this is the correct interpretation for those who've read the books, the way it was shown in the show is ambiguous at best for TV viewers. They assume he worships the red god, and from everything they've seen those who worship the red god have magical powers.
thats fine, but i have read them. now i did read them just once and i also read all 5 in the space of 5 weeks so some names and small details are certain to be lost . like i called thoros thanos. BTW i still think of thoros as thanos so some names im just bad with.
