Elfen High 2 (OOC 11, Closed, Hindustan Zindabad)

[Nude East Ireland]

God the 'shame march 'or whatever the fuck it's called was boring.

I disagree completely. I thought it was incredibly well done.

[Nightkill the Emperor]

Agri.

Const.

Zark.

[Nationstatelandsville]

God the 'shame march 'or whatever the fuck it's called was boring.

I disagree completely. I thought it was incredibly well done.

I think way too much shit happened at once in this episode and thus I ran out of the capacity to care around Tyrion's bit.

None of it was done poorly, necessarily - except Arya's plot, which I'm bored with - but this could have been timed better.

You can't kill two of your heroes in the same episode, especially if they're the only ones fucking left.

[Zarkenis Ultima]

God the 'shame march 'or whatever the fuck it's called was boring.

I disagree completely. I thought it was incredibly well done.

Well, it bored me. -shrug-

Agri.

Const.

Zark.

I've done some progress but I'm still on exams and shit.

On the plus side, apparently mine was the highest score in my uni exam. So that time was well spent at least.

[Nightkill the Emperor]

I disagree completely. I thought it was incredibly well done.

Well, it bored me. -shrug-

Agri.

Const.

Zark.

I've done some progress but I'm still on exams and shit.

On the plus side, apparently mine was the highest score in my uni exam. So that time was well spent at least.

Well done!

[Zarkenis Ultima]

Well, it bored me. -shrug-



I've done some progress but I'm still on exams and shit.

On the plus side, apparently mine was the highest score in my uni exam. So that time was well spent at least.

Well done!

Thanks man.

[Liriena]

Still, I didn't approve of how they killed off Stannis. Needed more setup.

I didn't approve of how they handled Stannis' part in general. Selyse committing suicide off-screen was a rather mediocre pay-off for her heartbreaking moment in episode 9. The whole aftermath of Shireen's sacrifice seemed rushed as hell, including the battle.

I think the finest moment of the episode was Cersei's part. I feel it was paced a lot better than all other parts of it.

Mind you, what disappointed me the most was Dorne. The scenes with Jaime and Bronn were fun, and the casting for Doran and Areo was fantastic, but we got very little of the last two, and in exchange we had an Ellaria that is not even remotely similar to the Ellaria of the books, and the Sand Snakes, delivering some of the worst lines of the season. Even with the pay-off in Myrcella's poisoning, it all feels like a waste of time and space.

[Liriena]

I disagree completely. I thought it was incredibly well done.

Well, it bored me. -shrug-

Agri.

Const.

Zark.

I've done some progress but I'm still on exams and shit.

On the plus side, apparently mine was the highest score in my uni exam. So that time was well spent at least.

Congrats!

[Nationstatelandsville]

Still, I didn't approve of how they killed off Stannis. Needed more setup.

I didn't approve of how they handled Stannis' part in general. Selyse committing suicide off-screen was a rather mediocre pay-off for her heartbreaking moment in episode 9. The whole aftermath of Shireen's sacrifice seemed rushed as hell, including the battle.

I think the finest moment of the episode was Cersei's part. I feel it was paced a lot better than all other parts of it.

Mind you, what disappointed me the most was Dorne. The scenes with Jaime and Bronn were fun, and the casting for Doran and Areo was fantastic, but we got very little of the last two, and in exchange we had an Ellaria that is not even remotely similar to the Ellaria of the books, and the Sand Snakes, delivering some of the worst lines of the season. Even with the pay-off in Myrcella's poisoning, it all feels like a waste of time and space.

Dorne was good filler, but it was filler.

I appreciate Stannis's conclusion in the very Sophocles way it was done -- slow buildup to quick slaughter. I will hear nothing against it.

But I hate Brienne now.

I can't give a fuck about King's Landing anymore. Maybe Kevan can rekindle my interest, but there's just nothing there that's worth it.

[Nightkill the Emperor]

I didn't approve of how they handled Stannis' part in general. Selyse committing suicide off-screen was a rather mediocre pay-off for her heartbreaking moment in episode 9. The whole aftermath of Shireen's sacrifice seemed rushed as hell, including the battle.

I think the finest moment of the episode was Cersei's part. I feel it was paced a lot better than all other parts of it.

Mind you, what disappointed me the most was Dorne. The scenes with Jaime and Bronn were fun, and the casting for Doran and Areo was fantastic, but we got very little of the last two, and in exchange we had an Ellaria that is not even remotely similar to the Ellaria of the books, and the Sand Snakes, delivering some of the worst lines of the season. Even with the pay-off in Myrcella's poisoning, it all feels like a waste of time and space.

Dorne was good filler, but it was filler.

I appreciate Stannis's conclusion in the very Sophocles way it was done -- slow buildup to quick slaughter. I will hear nothing against it.

But I hate Brienne now.

I can't give a fuck about King's Landing anymore. Maybe Kevan can rekindle my interest, but there's just nothing there that's worth it.

What the fuck is Davos going to do with his life now?

[Zarkenis Ultima]

Well, it bored me. -shrug-



I've done some progress but I'm still on exams and shit.

On the plus side, apparently mine was the highest score in my uni exam. So that time was well spent at least.

Congrats!

Thanks.

I'm hoping I can get a scholarship too. Maybe an exchange, at some point.

[Nationstatelandsville]

Dorne was good filler, but it was filler.

I appreciate Stannis's conclusion in the very Sophocles way it was done -- slow buildup to quick slaughter. I will hear nothing against it.

But I hate Brienne now.

I can't give a fuck about King's Landing anymore. Maybe Kevan can rekindle my interest, but there's just nothing there that's worth it.

What the fuck is Davos going to do with his life now?

Join the Watch, probably kill a witch.

[G-Tech Corporation]

Dorne was good filler, but it was filler.

I appreciate Stannis's conclusion in the very Sophocles way it was done -- slow buildup to quick slaughter. I will hear nothing against it.

But I hate Brienne now.

I can't give a fuck about King's Landing anymore. Maybe Kevan can rekindle my interest, but there's just nothing there that's worth it.

What the fuck is Davos going to do with his life now?

Hunt down Brienne. Kill her, then rescue Sansa from the snowdrift and make her queen.

[Nightkill the Emperor]

What the fuck is Davos going to do with his life now?

Join the Watch, probably kill a witch.

Lord Commander Davos Seaworth.

[Nightkill the Emperor]

Congrats!

Thanks.

I'm hoping I can get a scholarship too. Maybe an exchange, at some point.

"You're going to Lesotho."

[Nationstatelandsville]

Join the Watch, probably kill a witch.

Lord Commander Davos Seaworth.

He's literally the only candidate left that I'd support.

Though if Kevin and I have any idea what we're talking about - and we don't - Jon isn't going to die here. At least, not for long.

[Nude East Ireland]

Brienne will never be worthy of knighthood now. Instead of fulfilling her promise, she left Sansa to nearly die in order to fulfil petty personal revenge.

I like Qyburn and his antics enough to be somewhat interested in King's Landing. And Kevan is there, so that might help next season.

[Zarkenis Ultima]

Thanks.

I'm hoping I can get a scholarship too. Maybe an exchange, at some point.

"You're going to Lesotho."

I mean, my world destruction plan has to start somewhere.

[Liriena]

I didn't approve of how they handled Stannis' part in general. Selyse committing suicide off-screen was a rather mediocre pay-off for her heartbreaking moment in episode 9. The whole aftermath of Shireen's sacrifice seemed rushed as hell, including the battle.

I think the finest moment of the episode was Cersei's part. I feel it was paced a lot better than all other parts of it.

Mind you, what disappointed me the most was Dorne. The scenes with Jaime and Bronn were fun, and the casting for Doran and Areo was fantastic, but we got very little of the last two, and in exchange we had an Ellaria that is not even remotely similar to the Ellaria of the books, and the Sand Snakes, delivering some of the worst lines of the season. Even with the pay-off in Myrcella's poisoning, it all feels like a waste of time and space.

Dorne was good filler, but it was filler.

I appreciate Stannis's conclusion in the very Sophocles way it was done -- slow buildup to quick slaughter. I will hear nothing against it.

But I hate Brienne now.

I can't give a fuck about King's Landing anymore. Maybe Kevan can rekindle my interest, but there's just nothing there that's worth it.

I do agree that the overall idea of Stannis' part was fantastic: Have him lose everything at the hands of his own unflinching determination to fulfill his duty.

I'm actually fond of Brienne, but then again I wasn't much of a Stannis loyalist to begin with.

Yeah, I got the same feeling from the books: All of the original players in the game are either dead or disgraced, and replaced by increasingly cheap substitutes. Kings Landing has pretty much burned out as a plot... but we still have Qyburn.

[G-Tech Corporation]

Lord Commander Davos Seaworth.

He's literally the only candidate left that I'd support.

Though if Kevin and I have any idea what we're talking about - and we don't - Jon isn't going to die here. At least, not for long.

I rather think the Red Witch is going to resurrect him, after deluding Stannis for years into supporting her and sowing chaos in Westeros. Jon is the one she wants, not Stannis.

[Nationstatelandsville]

He's literally the only candidate left that I'd support.

Though if Kevin and I have any idea what we're talking about - and we don't - Jon isn't going to die here. At least, not for long.

I rather think the Red Witch is going to resurrect him, after deluding Stannis for years into supporting her and sowing chaos in Westeros. Jon is the one she wants, not Stannis.

I'm with you there.

And then hopefully Davos and Jon play soccer with her severed head, because she got Stannis killed. She destroyed Westeros's last hope at a good king.

Unless Tyrion somehow finds Dany and convinces her to suck less. Which is unlikely.

[Nightkill the Emperor]

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[Liriena]

Lord Commander Davos Seaworth.

Though if Kevin and I have any idea what we're talking about - and we don't - Jon isn't going to die here. At least, not for long.

Well, Mel is there now, and king's blood was (repeatedly) spilt over the past two episodes.

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Genuinely good work, Mexico.

[G-Tech Corporation]

I rather think the Red Witch is going to resurrect him, after deluding Stannis for years into supporting her and sowing chaos in Westeros. Jon is the one she wants, not Stannis.

I'm with you there.

And then hopefully Davos and Jon play soccer with her severed head, because she got Stannis killed. She destroyed Westeros's last hope at a good king.

Unless Tyrion somehow finds Dany and convinces her to suck less. Which is unlikely.

I'm wondering if any of the Night's Watch will be left after Davos and Jon are done with them. Maybe they'll reform a Winter's Guard or something out of Wildlings and Stannis' loyal soldiers to fuck up both the Boltons and the Walkers.

[Nationstatelandsville]

I'm with you there.

And then hopefully Davos and Jon play soccer with her severed head, because she got Stannis killed. She destroyed Westeros's last hope at a good king.

Unless Tyrion somehow finds Dany and convinces her to suck less. Which is unlikely.

I'm wondering if any of the Night's Watch will be left after Davos and Jon are done with them. Maybe they'll reform a Winter's Guard or something out of Wildlings and Stannis' loyal soldiers to fuck up both the Boltons and the Walkers.

If Jon is dead, then so is everyone else.

There is no one else in the world left to fight the Walkers.