Cersei is supposed to have little to no power at this point, to me this is a case of the directors keeping around a good actress just because they want to.Cersei and Tommen are becoming huge disappointments.
Cersie declared war on the north and her actions against the Tyrell's can only logically be seen as trying to provoke a war between them and the Lanisters. She has just moved two of the seven kingdoms into war with her at a time when they are still at war with Stannis and in a near state of war with Dorne. The Lanisters are broke and her only allies are in no way certain to side with Lanisters against the other seven kingdoms.
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I don't remember that. She orchestrated the faith militant in the books then got caught in her own stupid trap, right?Cersei is supposed to have little to no power at this point, to me this is a case of the directors keeping around a good actress just because they want to.
Tommen just needs to man up and start killing people
There is a new episode next week. No skip for Memorial Day. I checked as soon as this episode was over.bronn might be ok, i mean have they mentioned on the tv show about the sand snakes or that they all tip their blades with poison?
anyway, ok episode, kinda shitty we gotta wait another 2 weeks before ep 7. faceless men was cool, arya's lies to the little girl impressed jaqen to show her the face temple, that was pretty neat, wedding night rough sex scene was expected.
I thought Cersei and Margaery got taken at about the same time in the books.I don't remember that. She orchestrated the faith militant in the books then got caught in her own stupid trap, right?
LOL no it's a setup. In fact the producers have spent so much screentime building her up this season because they spent$200k of the show's budget for the payoff.Cersei is supposed to have little to no power at this point, to me this is a case of the directors keeping around a good actress just because they want to.
Um, how did that work out for Robb? Olenna is way too smart for that.Here's where Cad talking realism in GoT gets silly, but...
Why would Lady Olenna come to KL to see about Loras getting freed and not bring a small army? One would think if ANYBODY took the heir to a major house hostage the first thing to be done would be to march your army up there to say, give him back now or my army will fuck your shit up.
Well Arianna (Ellaria takes role?) was working with them to cause a war, and when Hotah (black axedude) fucks up Arys (Jaime takes role) Darkstar (not present) went rogue and hurt Myrcella. So they never really got the opportunity to make their move openly because Doran outmaneuvered them.In the books didn't the sand snakes basically do fuck all because they got corralled before they could cause any trouble other than Myrcella losing an ear?
Actually was working out pretty well for Robb until he betrayed and then trusted the Freys.Um, how did that work out for Robb? Olenna is way too smart for that.
I think you can "see the future" in the series now based on what they leave out of the book. If Doran was planning to team with Aegon/Connington to get revenge on the Lannisters, and the show has completely cut out the Aegon/Connington storyline, then you can deduce that that arc wasn't going to go anywhere. Since Daenerys his recently acquired a navy out of nowhere, it might be reasonable to conclude that when she abandons Meereen and comes to Westeros, Dorne will team up with her instead. Maybe thats where the books are going to go with it, just by a more circuitous route.Well Arianna (Ellaria takes role?) was working with them to cause a war, and when Hotah (black axedude) fucks up Arys (Jaime takes role) Darkstar (not present) went rogue and hurt Myrcella. So they never really got the opportunity to make their move openly because Doran outmaneuvered them.
I'm really quite disappointed with the entire Dornish arc of the show. Arianna's scheming was the centerpiece of the Dorne drama, and she's not in the show. She's far more important than Sansa. I think the fan favoritism of the Starks and Lannisters has hurt the integrity of the show's depiction of events. I really despise Jaime being in Dorne rather than fighting in the riverlands as well.
My only problem with this is why does Littlefinger give Sansa to Ramsey temporarily? If he wants to marry her, why let her potentially get abused/flayed/tortured by Ramsey? LF knows damn well what type of guy Ramsey is.Does nobody else think LF ends up with Darth Sansa?
Stannis weakens Roose, LF shows up with vale troops, saves Sansa, marries her, moonteas the bastard, then holds, what?... 50% of westeros? With a consenting stark wife? (She seemed ok kissing him, and mentioned she would be married when he got back, so she digs him imo).
Ser Stonezone is going to get blood everywhere at the fighting pits and infect so many people. This would then maybe cause a mass pilgrimage of the infected to Mel? Not sure.I think you can "see the future" in the series now based on what they leave out of the book. If Doran was planning to team with Aegon/Connington to get revenge on the Lannisters, and the show has completely cut out the Aegon/Connington storyline, then you can deduce that that arc wasn't going to go anywhere. Since Daenerys his recently acquired a navy out of nowhere, it might be reasonable to conclude that when she abandons Meereen and comes to Westeros, Dorne will team up with her instead. Maybe thats where the books are going to go with it, just by a more circuitous route.
Since Jaime is actually the one that killed Dany's father, crazy or not, I think he would taste Drogon's fire if Dany ever meets him. Don't think Tyrion will convince her to spare him.Yeah, I think somehow Dany and the Dornish end up together. Tyrion will want to save Jamie and Marcella, Martells want an in with Dany, and Tyrion and strong ties to power in Volantis. That while setup is nebulous, but there.
He doesn't. This is already in an interview with the writer / producer of the episode. In the show universe, Ramsay isn't a notorious psychopath like he is in the books. He's just some bastard that Roose legitimized so he had an heir.My only problem with this is why does Littlefinger give Sansa to Ramsey temporarily? If he wants to marry her, why let her potentially get abused/flayed/tortured by Ramsey? LF knows damn well what type of guy Ramsey is.