ASoIAF/Game of Thrones general Discussion Thread

[Ontorisa]

Sam you relentless fucking virgin

Also, wow, I didn't expect the Sparrows to be that powerful to the point of being able to imprison Cersei. Wow, High Septon's got some balls.

[The Jonathanian States]

Sam you relentless fucking virgin

Also, wow, I didn't expect the Sparrows to be that powerful to the point of being able to imprison Cersei. Wow, High Septon's got some balls.

Balls he indeed has, that seems indisputable as far as we know, yes.

Whoops meant in the show for the second part, not the books.

That does seem to fit better to what I remember from the books.
But really, that was mentioned in the show? Mhm.... I'm curious how it'll affect what it did in the books.

Might we see the Umbers not even joining Bolton nominally?
And by extension, is this then a confirmation that in the books they will betray Ramsay and Roose for good and link up with the Mannis?

[Infected Mushroom]

I really hope they pick up the pace next episode.

[The Novakian Empire]

Am I the only one who thinks ramsay needs to get what he did to sansa and theon happen to him?

[The Huskar Social Union]

Sam you relentless fucking virgin

Also, wow, I didn't expect the Sparrows to be that powerful to the point of being able to imprison Cersei. Wow, High Septon's got some balls.

Balls he indeed has, that seems indisputable as far as we know, yes.

Whoops meant in the show for the second part, not the books.

That does seem to fit better to what I remember from the books.
But really, that was mentioned in the show? Mhm.... I'm curious how it'll affect what it did in the books.

Might we see the Umbers not even joining Bolton nominally?
And by extension, is this then a confirmation that in the books they will betray Ramsay and Roose for good and link up with the Mannis?

Yeah its mentioned here in this scene just after the red wedding: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5g5UvrhJFVQ

Well in the Books they are split in two, a lot of the older warriors are with one of their leaders in Winterfell, supposedly fighting for the Boltons whilst another Umber has taken green lads and recruits to fight for Stannis, me thinks that the Umbers inside are basically on a suicide run to kill as many Boltons as they can once the battle fully kicks off, i can easily see them backstabbing roose from within. In fact pretty much all of the Northern Soldiers in Winterfell fighting for the Boltons are suspect to betrayal with the exception of his own men

[Socialist Czechia]

Considering the Sparrows have so far been portrayed as one of the few factions who aren't hypocrites - which is exactly what is making them so dangerous - a rape scene would somewhat undermine that.

Yeah, they don't strike me as the rapey types.

You can see them as Cathars/Hussites and Inquisition combined.

[The Jonathanian States]

Balls he indeed has, that seems indisputable as far as we know, yes.

That does seem to fit better to what I remember from the books.
But really, that was mentioned in the show? Mhm.... I'm curious how it'll affect what it did in the books.

Might we see the Umbers not even joining Bolton nominally?
And by extension, is this then a confirmation that in the books they will betray Ramsay and Roose for good and link up with the Mannis?

Yeah its mentioned here in this scene just after the red wedding: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5g5UvrhJFVQ

Well in the Books they are split in two, a lot of the older warriors are with one of their leaders in Winterfell, supposedly fighting for the Boltons whilst another Umber has taken green lads and recruits to fight for Stannis, me thinks that the Umbers inside are basically on a suicide run to kill as many Boltons as they can once the battle fully kicks off, i can easily see them backstabbing roose from within. In fact pretty much all of the Northern Soldiers in Winterfell fighting for the Boltons are suspect to betrayal with the exception of his own men

Yeh, I know of the so-called Northern Conspiracy. I too think that the North Remembers and that the mummer's farce is close to its end.
But faking false loyalties is something no Umber would need to do if the Greatjon were free rather than a hostage.

[The Huskar Social Union]

Just completed episode 4 of Telltale's Game of thrones game

Easily my favourite episode so far, really enjoyed it, especially the confrontation in High Point (Rains of Castamere immediately started playing in my head as soon as i saw the crossbowmen) and the battle in Mereen which was really fun. Also the scenes involving Mira in the feast turning Lyman against Andros were brilliant, and the journey north of the wall, basically all of it was great. That is until Snow arrived in Ironrath at the end... what has he done with the people there..

Hopefully the next two are like it as for me its getting better and better with each episode.

[Lunas Legion]

Just completed episode 4 of Telltale's Game of thrones game

Easily my favourite episode so far, really enjoyed it, especially the confrontation in High Point (Rains of Castamere immediately started playing in my head as soon as i saw the crossbowmen) and the battle in Mereen which was really fun. Also the scenes involving Mira in the feast turning Lyman against Andros were brilliant, and the journey north of the wall, basically all of it was great. That is until Snow arrived in Ironrath at the end... what has he done with the people there..

Hopefully the next two are like it as for me its getting better and better with each episode.

Yeah, the ending got me. My first thought was the traitor let Gryff and his men out and loose.

Not sure if Ramsay is worse or not.

[The Huskar Social Union]

Just completed episode 4 of Telltale's Game of thrones game

Easily my favourite episode so far, really enjoyed it, especially the confrontation in High Point (Rains of Castamere immediately started playing in my head as soon as i saw the crossbowmen) and the battle in Mereen which was really fun. Also the scenes involving Mira in the feast turning Lyman against Andros were brilliant, and the journey north of the wall, basically all of it was great. That is until Snow arrived in Ironrath at the end... what has he done with the people there..

Hopefully the next two are like it as for me its getting better and better with each episode.

Yeah, the ending got me. My first thought was the traitor let Gryff and his men out and loose.

Not sure if Ramsay is worse or not.

Yeah that is what i was thinking, and probably still is.

Lets be honest, who do you think the Traitor is? I originally suspected the Maester but after Gryff beat the shit out of him i think its Duncan.

And yeah Ramsay is basically my most hated character at this point now, he was pretty much tied with Joffrey for ages but now he is easily past him

[Lunas Legion]

Yeah, the ending got me. My first thought was the traitor let Gryff and his men out and loose.

Not sure if Ramsay is worse or not.

Yeah that is what i was thinking, and probably still is.

Lets be honest, who do you think the Traitor is? I originally suspected the Maester but after Gryff beat the shit out of him i think its Duncan.

And yeah Ramsay is basically my most hated character at this point now, he was pretty much tied with Joffrey for ages but now he is easily past him

I originally thought it was the Maester, and still do given that I doubt Griff would know there's a traitor or who it was, but for some reason I can't help but think it's Lady Forrester. Dunno why, just gut instinct.

[The Huskar Social Union]

Yeah that is what i was thinking, and probably still is.

Lets be honest, who do you think the Traitor is? I originally suspected the Maester but after Gryff beat the shit out of him i think its Duncan.

And yeah Ramsay is basically my most hated character at this point now, he was pretty much tied with Joffrey for ages but now he is easily past him

I originally thought it was the Maester, and still do given that I doubt Griff would know there's a traitor or who it was, but for some reason I can't help but think it's Lady Forrester. Dunno why, just gut instinct.

Yeah... there is something off with her.. not sure what.

[Lleu llaw Gyffes]

Sam you relentless fucking virgin

Also, wow, I didn't expect the Sparrows to be that powerful to the point of being able to imprison Cersei. Wow, High Septon's got some balls.

Balls he indeed has, that seems indisputable as far as we know, yes.

Whoops meant in the show for the second part, not the books.

That does seem to fit better to what I remember from the books.
But really, that was mentioned in the show? Mhm.... I'm curious how it'll affect what it did in the books.

Might we see the Umbers not even joining Bolton nominally?
And by extension, is this then a confirmation that in the books they will betray Ramsay and Roose for good and link up with the Mannis?

Excellent plan. Get all the fans to love High Sparrow and then High Sparrow dies.

[The Nuclear Fist]

Just finished up the latest Telltale episode.

Stood up to Gryff, and when the Glenmore soldiers took him and his men prisoner, I beat him so badly that I blinded him. Then at Highpoint I called Ludd on his bluff to kill Ryon.

[The Jonathanian States]

Balls he indeed has, that seems indisputable as far as we know, yes.

That does seem to fit better to what I remember from the books.
But really, that was mentioned in the show? Mhm.... I'm curious how it'll affect what it did in the books.

Might we see the Umbers not even joining Bolton nominally?
And by extension, is this then a confirmation that in the books they will betray Ramsay and Roose for good and link up with the Mannis?

Excellent plan. Get all the fans to love High Sparrow and then High Sparrow dies.

Seems like a genius idea you have there.
Everybody knows that favorite characters die by the force majeure aka GRRM. Therefore, if we all start declaring how much we all love Cersei, Ramsay, and Walder Frey they will die within hours of the coming book and season.

[The Huskar Social Union]

Just finished up the latest Telltale episode.

Stood up to Gryff, and when the Glenmore soldiers took him and his men prisoner, I beat him so badly that I blinded him. Then at Highpoint I called Ludd on his bluff to kill Ryon.

Yeah i called his bluff as well, thank fuck i had a good look at the family painting.

A Whitehill is always a Whitehill, however i hope Gwynn now sees how much of a scumbag her father is and comes over to House Forrester properly.

[The Nuclear Fist]

Just finished up the latest Telltale episode.

Stood up to Gryff, and when the Glenmore soldiers took him and his men prisoner, I beat him so badly that I blinded him. Then at Highpoint I called Ludd on his bluff to kill Ryon.

Yeah i called his bluff as well, thank fuck i had a good look at the family painting.

A Whitehill is always a Whitehill, however i hope Gwynn now sees how much of a scumbag her father is and comes over to House Forrester properly.

I'd much rather put her father's and brother's head on a pike.

[The Huskar Social Union]

Yeah i called his bluff as well, thank fuck i had a good look at the family painting.

A Whitehill is always a Whitehill, however i hope Gwynn now sees how much of a scumbag her father is and comes over to House Forrester properly.

I'd much rather put her father's and brother's head on a pike.

Oh no doubt, i just hope they start fighting with themselves now.

[Ontorisa]

Just finished up the latest Telltale episode.

Stood up to Gryff, and when the Glenmore soldiers took him and his men prisoner, I beat him so badly that I blinded him. Then at Highpoint I called Ludd on his bluff to kill Ryon.

I've put two and two together.

Ramsay Snow/Bolton managed to kill every Glenmore soldier left behind.

Motherfucker, I thought those were supposed to be elite soldiers, not pansies.

[Slakonian]

Just finished up the latest Telltale episode.

Stood up to Gryff, and when the Glenmore soldiers took him and his men prisoner, I beat him so badly that I blinded him. Then at Highpoint I called Ludd on his bluff to kill Ryon.

I've put two and two together.

Ramsay Snow/Bolton managed to kill every Glenmore soldier left behind.

Motherfucker, I thought those were supposed to be elite soldiers, not pansies.

Well, judging being Ramsay fookin Snow/Bolton he would be probably escorted by a good host of gaurds like above 50 or 60 for damn sure.
Talia: "Rodrik?"
Ramsay: "Rodrik!"
Rodrik: "Oh fuck me!!!!"......

[Slakonian]

awesome pic huh?

[The Jonathanian States]

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awesome pic huh?

Quite nice indeed.

[The Huskar Social Union]

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awesome pic huh?

Brilliant.

[The Nuclear Fist]

So with Tywin, Kevan, and Joffrey dead, does that make Tommen lord of House Lannister?

[Goldsaver]

Just finished up the latest Telltale episode.

Stood up to Gryff, and when the Glenmore soldiers took him and his men prisoner, I beat him so badly that I blinded him. Then at Highpoint I called Ludd on his bluff to kill Ryon.

I've put two and two together.

Ramsay Snow/Bolton managed to kill every Glenmore soldier left behind.

Motherfucker, I thought those were supposed to be elite soldiers, not pansies.

Where are the bodies? Ramsay is not one known to hide the corpses of those he slain. If all the Glenmore soldiers were slain, Rodrik would of been greeted by their flayed bodies tied to pikes instead of mere emptiness. Also, there is only a little bit of blood, as opposed to the bloodbath that would result from twenty men being killed defending the Keep. It's more likely the Glenmore soldiers were drawn out, or were forced to hide.