If there's conflict with Jaime and Brienne I'm not sure why he then would ship her out to find Sansa as well as give her Oathbreaker. Jaime being at Joff's wedding would give him a first hand view of what goes down, especially as it concerns Tyrion. That might has some implications later on when he lets Tyrion out of the black cells.Could add some interesting conflict between Brienne and Jaime, as well as some Brienne/Sansa scenes that could make her search for Sansa more poignant. Also might get Brienne helping Jaime learn to fight lefthanded.
Only thing I didn't like is they basically blew the surprise of Stannis coming to the rescue of the Night's Watch. There are a lot of people though (book fans obviously) that do not like the TV version of Stannis since it's pretty much a different character than what's in the book.Now one else is upset about the changes to Stannis/Davos storyline? Stannis is already a borderline douche in the books, too damn rigid, but he's at least logical and noble. he doesn't need any help making him more douchy especially by melding him and basically his Wife's character into one person in the TV show. Yeah they showed her in one episode but kinda pointless as you've already given him all of her lines/thought processes anyway.
He heeds Davos wisdom far more often than he does Mel's. He only confides in Davos when they are alone that what she's saying may be true, publicly he jest's and doubts her to her face and sides with Davos. It's only after all 3 named leeches are dead that he reluctantly agrees to give the bastard to the red woman, and Davos sends him off before he can do it. Then he reveals the letter and convinces stannis to save the realm to win the throne. Then they disappear for a while and surprise reveal save the Night's watch at the battle of the wall.
I don't understand why they've made a hard to like character intentionally more unlikeable and blown the big reveal that should have been the surprise of Episode 9 next season.
For what it's worth, the actress is 17 at the moment (born in '96), so she was probably 16ish or so when the scenes were shot. How much of her portrayal is based on her own lack of experience or intentional acting is a good question.If Sansa was portrayed by a 12-14 year old girl, her actions would seem appropriate. However, she looks 20s in the show. A 20 year old acting that way comes off as odd, unnatural, or retarded.
Because it didn't happen that way in the books. Duh.Why can't Jaime be at Joeffrey's wedding?
Why do people keep saying this? She is only supposed to search for Sansa when Sansa ends up lost. She will still vanish after the purple wedding.when shes supposed to be searching for sansa and now she found her.
HAHAHAHA, when Littlefinger starts rounding up every Crannogman and throwing them in pits of wildfire I'll feel comfortable calling him a villain.I guess if you judge his actions in a certain way you could say he's a villain. He did that to Austria to further his position in the Reich and protect German lebensraum. Hitler has ambitions!
Do not want.Only way the next two seasons of Brienne are worth the screen time is if Podrick nails Brienne in one of the episodes.
But, and I'm really asking here, does that matter?Theon is the rightful heir to the Iron Islands, keeping him alive seems like it could be used as some sort of a bargaining chip later on (or now, as you suggest). Even if he is a failure in his father's eyes, others will see him as the rightful heir.