Game of Thrones [TV, not the book, no spoilers!] (11 Viewers)

[.zero]

Is it safe to assume that the timeline of events in Mehreen are not occurring at the same time as the actual battle of the bastards?

 

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[Juventino[RUS]]

Some gay ass shit, arya is the only girl/woman who actually deserves to be praised for all the shit she's been through, the rest are afternoon tea tough

Ye it's not like Daenerys and Sansa were basically sex slaves at some point of time

 

[GordoDeCentral]

Is it safe to assume that the timeline of events in Mehreen are not occurring at the same time as the actual battle of the bastards?

Pretty sure that's actually the case, same time, fire and ice battles simultaneously

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Ye it's not like Daenerys and Sansa were basically sex slaves at some point of time

They were victims, arya overcomes shit

 

[.zero]

Some gay ass shit, arya is the only girl/woman who actually deserves to be praised for all the shit she's been through, the rest are afternoon tea tough

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I doubt jon will stick around sansa, who turned straight up cunt real fast

 

[Trequartista]

The show is positioning all the major houses to be led by women

Starks - Sansa
Targarayen - Dany
Baratheon - Margorie
Lannister - Cersei
Mormont - That little girl
Greyjoy - Yara

A feminist wet dream.

 

[Juventino[RUS]]

Davos's revenge?
Aria's homecoming
What was the Deal between Littlefinger and Sansa?
The continue of the war between Sparrow and Cersei
Brann's destiny
all in one last episode

 

[X Æ A-12]

Some gay ass shit, arya is the only girl/woman who actually deserves to be praised for all the shit she's been through, the rest are afternoon tea tough

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I doubt jon will stick around sansa, who turned straight up cunt real fast

I like Cersei as a character. They try way to hard in this show to make the female characters sympathetic to a broad audience have them overcome adversity, give them 21st century 1st world values, totally justify all the cold or hard decisions they have to make. She seems much more real as what a person in her position, in westeros, would be. not watered down to pander to viewers.

True, he's needed at the wall.

 

[GordoDeCentral]

I like Cersei as a character. They try way to hard in this show to make the female characters sympathetic to a broad audience have them overcome adversity, give them 21st century 1st world values, totally justify all the cold or hard decisions they have to make. She seems much more real as what a person in her position, in westeros, would be. not watered down to pander to viewers.

True, he's needed at the wall.

 

[Salvo]

Thanks Sansa for the military strategy

 

[Salvo]

Feminist axis political party together! Yyeeeeoooowwww

 

[Salvo]

"our fathers were evil men"

So many evil men!

 

[X Æ A-12]

they're only fighting to make the world a better place

 

[Sheik Yerbouti]

Salsa in a bit of trouble now she owes that pussy to littlefinger and her demented little cousin

Wrong. A few episodes ago, Sansa pretty much threatened Littlefinger with Brienne, which made him say he'd do anything to right the wrong he caused her (by marrying her to Ramsey).

I would complain about the dragons just breaking out of the bottom of giant fucking pyramid because last we saw they were so naughty they had to be locked up but Danerys telepathically summons them now but that was the least annoying thing about that storyline

Wrong again. The last time you saw, Tyrion unchained them.

 

[Salvo]

Jon is a superhero now.

 

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Thanks Sansa for not doing this earlier. I guess a few people had to die. Smiling. What a guy.

 

[Salvo]

Would've been nice if some military strategy actually helped him instead of meme magic

 

[X Æ A-12]

Wrong. A few episodes ago, Sansa pretty much threatened Littlefinger with Brienne, which made him say he'd do anything to right the wrong he caused her (by marrying her to Ramsey).

Wrong again. The last time you saw, Tyrion unchained them.

yes that did happen but he's a liar and the power dynamic has changed dramatically since then. The army loyal to Sansa (or Jon) as well as most of those who opposed her in the North got wrecked tonight while Littlefinger might as well be Lord of the Vale so he is the one with the power now. Also if you watched the preview for next episode it seemed to imply Littlefinger was expecting something like that from her.

They couldn't escape chains but flew straight through a brick wall that was strong enough to hold up massive pyramid?

 

[Sheik Yerbouti]

yes that did happen but he's a liar and the power dynamic has changed dramatically since then. The army loyal to Sansa (or Jon) as well as most of those who opposed her in the North got wrecked tonight while Littlefinger might as well be Lord of the Vale so he is the one with the power now. Also if you watched the preview for next episode it seemed to imply Littlefinger was expecting something like that from her.

They couldn't escape chains but flew straight through a brick wall that was strong enough to hold up massive pyramid?

I didn't watch next week's preview, so I can't comment on that. But as far as the show has portrayed, Finger owed Sansa. You're right about the power dynamic, and I'll be interested to see what his next play will be.

Oh come on... If you're really gonna nitpick, then you can point to Jon completely escaping the storms of arrows or being pummeled under hundreds of men and still surviving.

Let's not suspend the suspension of disbelief.

 

[Salvo]

I like Cersei as a character. They try way to hard in this show to make the female characters sympathetic to a broad audience have them overcome adversity, give them 21st century 1st world values, totally justify all the cold or hard decisions they have to make. She seems much more real as what a person in her position, in westeros, would be. not watered down to pander to viewers.

True, he's needed at the wall.

 

[X Æ A-12]

I didn't watch next week's preview, so I can't comment on that. But as far as the show has portrayed, Finger owed Sansa. You're right about the power dynamic, and I'll be interested to see what his next play will be.

Oh come on... If you're really gonna nitpick, then you can point to Jon completely escaping the storms of arrows or being pummeled under hundreds of men and still surviving.

Let's not suspend the suspension of disbelief.

Jon is protected by the lord of light. Didnt you hear melisandre?