Game Of Thrones

[Stehle]

The Red Wedding scene was...
... and the reactions it garnered re: Idols post, had me laughing in a somewhat disturbing context... hard to explain...
There is bound to be another as the season finale will have a most interesting/satisfying conclusion.

Say what you like, but I watched my copy of the wedding scene last night... an went to bed after soooooooo frak'en depressed.

('nuff said.)

[Vestibule]

The Red Wedding scene was...
... and the reactions it garnered re: Idols post, had me laughing in a somewhat disturbing context... hard to explain...
There is bound to be another as the season finale will have a most interesting/satisfying conclusion.

Say what you like, but I watched my copy of the wedding scene last night... an went to bed after soooooooo frak'en depressed.

('nuff said.)

I was too, believe me! ... but we have to trust that George knows what he's doing....

[mjmacky]

Finally caught this. I didn't care so much about the family dying as I did about the wolf.

[mjmacky]

I've been feeling like there's a wolf shortage since the 3rd episode of the 1st season.

[IdolEyes787]

I've been feeling like there's a wolf shortage since the 3rd episode of the 1st season.

In the book

Just before the Red Wedding, Grey Wind sensed the Freys' impending betrayal. He growled at Lothar Frey and Walder Rivers upon Robb's arrival at the Twins. Catelyn urged Robb to trust Grey Wind's instincts, but Robb had him tethered in the stables during the wedding. While the butchery of the Stark forces took place, Frey men would kill Grey Wind, but not before he was released by Raynald Westerling, allegedly killing four Frey wolfhounds and tearing the arm off of a man, even while being shot by crossbows. His head was sewn onto Robb's corpse as a final insult to the Starks.

I bet the guy playing the direwolf was really upset when the producers told him that since they already blew the budget on the previous direwolf attack they unfortunately were going to have to write his big moment out of the episode.

Anyway if I had written the books a large portion would be devoted to the animals walking around and growling and occasional howling mournfully and maybe killing some tofu for dinner.

[Vestibule]

In anticipation of tonights season finale... I found this article interesting...


http://www.ottawacitizen.com/enterta...950/story.html

[DngrMs]

Not sure if the finale lived up to the previous episode or soothed the pains of the 'Red Wedding' at all.

[IdolEyes787]

Not sure if the finale lived up to the previous episode or soothed the pains of the 'Red Wedding' at all.

Obviously it didn't live up to it and obviously the producers are beginning to suspect that they might need to slow plot progression down as Mr Martin probably won't finish the book series until 2023.

Anyway I had some really cool and interesting things to add but sadly they require links and currently this fucking site will have none of that sort of crazy nonsense.

[Vestibule]

[QUOTE=IdolEyes787;3702986]

Not sure if the finale lived up to the previous episode or soothed the pains of the 'Red Wedding' at all.

I forgot that BOOK 3 was being broken up into Season's 3 and 4... The finale was definitely a yawner compared to the penultimate episode. Why the producers didn't use the The Rains of Castamere as the season finale seems curious... An obviously perfect way to leave us wanting more...

I will watch Mhysa again though.... sometimes it's better the second time around.

[DngrMs]

I will watch Mhysa again though.... sometimes it's better the second time around.

Yes, agreed - I need to do this as well.