Game of Thrones - HBO Season 4 Discussion Thread - No Book Discussion OR Spoilers!

[davesterrr]

Did Oberyn's speech make anyone else want to go both ways?

you're a homo.
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[idz21]

There was that image going round sort of showing Lady Tyrell took one of the jewels and that was the theory going round. I was like da fuq because why would they need to bother putting it on Sansa to take off again, but now it sort of makes sense if it was Little Finger and G'ma Tyrell working together, that's how Little Finger was getting poison too Tyrell and I guess also showing his interest in Sansa.

But now I'm thinkng, why would Tyrell lady give up Sansa, if she's actually just poisoned the King herself and they think Sansa is the key to North and highly valuable, why just give her and the power (they think Bran and other kid is dead) to Little Finger? Killed the King, might as well sneak Sansa to your high garden's place in case you are unable to get margery to marry younger geoffery. Also, when Little Finger smashed the necklace this time, there was still 7 crystals on the necklace, so that kind of contradicts the theory G'ma Tyrell took one off.

1. Olenna Tyrell had no choice but to give up Sansa. Tywin Lannister is Hand of the King AKA defacto King... Tywin Lannister murders entire families to make a point. Hiding the girl in highgarden and then marrying her to Loras is cause for war with the Lannisters and the crown. The Tyrell's hold to strong of a position to risk such idiocy. It doesn't matter if Margery can manipulate Joffrey into behaving... It's entirely different manipulating Tommen to betray his whole family, by allowing Sansa, his relation by marriage, to marry anyone from Tyrell.

2. Rewatch the scene with Sansa and Olenna. Olenna clearly grabs the necklace and suddenly we have a shot of the necklace missing a piece, w/Littlefinger explaining he had the poison necklace made a week or so prior. Obviously, littlefinger had an accomplice.

3. Olenna all but admits to Margery her role, by explaining how bad her life would be with Joffrey.

No need for any tin foil hats. Olenna Tyrell and Littlefinger are in league.

[Chairman7w]

Did Oberyn's speech make anyone else want to go both ways?

!!!!???? I'm gonna Neg you, you flaming pha... (see's Squirrell's Rep power).

Oh, uh, why no, it didn't make me feel that way. However, I respect your opinion in this matter, and I wish you a great day and a successful life.

[headinahole]

Did Oberyn's speech make anyone else want to go both ways?

Well his actions have clearly shown he goes both ways.

[homedogalex]

1. Olenna Tyrell had no choice but to give up Sansa. Tywin Lannister is Hand of the King AKA defacto King... Tywin Lannister murders entire families to make a point. Hiding the girl in highgarden and then marrying her to Loras is cause for war with the Lannisters and the crown. The Tyrell's hold to strong of a position to risk such idiocy. It doesn't matter if Margery can manipulate Joffrey into behaving... It's entirely different manipulating Tommen to betray his whole family, by allowing Sansa, his relation by marriage, to marry anyone from Tyrell.

2. Rewatch the scene with Sansa and Olenna. Olenna clearly grabs the necklace and suddenly we have a shot of the necklace missing a piece, w/Littlefinger explaining he had the poison necklace made a week or so prior. Obviously, littlefinger had an accomplish.

3. Olenna all but admits to Margery her role, by explaining how bad her life would be with Joffrey.

No need for any tin foil hats. Olenna Tyrell and Littlefinger are in league.

1) My point was, they could have kept Sansa hidden themselves as a backup plan until they were sure Margery could marry Tommen. That's what I would have assumed they'd do. And still seems a little risky if you're tying yourself into Power with the Lannisters, to give away such a threat

But yeah, it's not "clear" from last week it's missing after Olenna touches it - it's just hinted. However, I looked again at this episode and 100% there was only 6 pieces so yep the poison was definitely from that and Little Finger and Olenna were in it together.

[StrngLrkrOPeace]

Obviously, littlefinger had an accomplish.

an accomplish to MURDER!

[kessel81]

FUARKKKKKKK great episode.

Podrick and Tyrion scene was sad as fck cuzzz almost cried. Pod is the GOAT squire. Wood hire him as my squire/10.


Answer me this brahs. Is that cannibal scar face dude the leader of all the wildling thorns? Whats the difference between normal wildlings and thorns?

[Chairman7w]

... we have a shot of the necklace missing a piece, w/Littlefinger explaining he had the poison necklace made a week or so prior. Obviously, littlefinger had an accomplish.

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[headinahole]

FUARKKKKKKK great episode.

Podrick and Tyrion scene was sad as fck cuzzz almost cried. Pod is the GOAT squire. Wood hire him as my squire/10.


Answer me this brahs. Is that cannibal scar face dude the leader of all the wildling thorns? Whats the difference between normal wildlings and thorns?

They're just a different type of wildling IIRC

and apparently they're not cannibals in the books.

[toneekay]

FUARKKKKKKK great episode.

Podrick and Tyrion scene was sad as fck cuzzz almost cried. Pod is the GOAT squire. Wood hire him as my squire/10.


Answer me this brahs. Is that cannibal scar face dude the leader of all the wildling thorns? Whats the difference between normal wildlings and thorns?

They're just a different type of wildling IIRC

and apparently they're not cannibals in the books.

This. They're just from different clans which all seem to hate each other.

[AreaCode201]

Until Mance Raydar, the King Beyond the Wall, came along the wilding tribes would all fight among each other. That's why Tormund said "I hate fukin Thenns." Mance was able to united them all but they don't necessarily like each other.

[Turbs]

Why are you guys crying about this?

accomplice + Baelish + = accomplish

Dude was spot on.

lol'd. I think its quite clear that Grandma Tyrell and Lord Baelish were obviously responsible, its just a question of whether tywin and others were involved.

Also still laughing about the rape scene. Jaime seems to give no fuk about his inbred ******* sons death and just wants them sweet sugar walls around his cawk. Das it mane, Cersei's a whore anyways and I hope that kunts life continues to crumble.

[extendlol]

boner when he raped her

[TerRyOsuLLivan]

I know we're not allowed to post links, but is it just me, or have all streaming links completely vanished from the internet since the last episode. Literally can not find a single stream or torrent. What do?

[squirrell751]

!!!!???? I'm gonna Neg you, you flaming pha... (see's Squirrell's Rep power).

Oh, uh, why no, it didn't make me feel that way. However, I respect your opinion in this matter, and I wish you a great day and a successful life.

You're missing half the pleasure brah. Not srs I wanted to see peoples reaction especially after all the homo comments after this weeks episode lmao. Next weeks episode looks promising though can't wait.

Anyone looked at the Cersei/Jaime scene as Cersei losing all her power? Now that Joffrey is gone and Tommen will probably be more influenced by Tywin, Cersei has no one to manipulate. Tommen won't listen to her because look at the previous king she raised. Jaime doesn't look like he'll side with her either since he's finally seeing how much of a crazy bish she is.

[headinahole]

lol'd. I think its quite clear that Grandma Tyrell and Lord Baelish were obviously responsible, its just a question of whether tywin and others were involved.

Also still laughing about the rape scene. Jaime seems to give no fuk about his inbred ******* sons death and just wants them sweet sugar walls around his cawk. Das it mane, Cersei's a whore anyways and I hope that kunts life continues to crumble.

I don't think granny would've done it at the wedding, they had moves to make first.

edit:

Also, this means that hammerhead eyes isn't queen anymore... kinda defeats the purpose.

[HoLeeFuk]

Enjoyed the episode overall, Sams scenes are painful though.

Also, Tywin is assembling the jury for Tyrions trial and hes putting it together with people he has 'under the thumb' (kind of). Is he doing this with the intention of saving Tyrions life or as of yet is his motive unclear? I went full potato and cant quite figure out if this was made clear.

[toneekay]

You're missing half the pleasure brah. Not srs I wanted to see peoples reaction especially after all the homo comments after this weeks episode lmao. Next weeks episode looks promising though can't wait.

Anyone looked at the Cersei/Jaime scene as Cersei losing all her power? Now that Joffrey is gone and Tommen will probably be more influenced by Tywin, Cersei has no one to manipulate. Tommen won't listen to her because look at the previous king she raised. Jaime doesn't look like he'll side with her either since he's finally seeing how much of a crazy bish she is.

You make a valid symbolic point now that I think about it... Seems like now that Joff is gone, Cersei got raped from her power of controlling him (as Jaime had hit way with her). I agree, nobody is going to side with her anymore and Jaime still has Brienne's jungle ass all over his D.

[toneekay]

Enjoyed the episode overall, Sams scenes are painful though.

Also, Tywin is assembling the jury for Tyrions trial and hes putting it together with people he has 'under the thumb' (kind of). Is he doing this with the intention of saving Tyrions life or as of yet is his motive unclear? I went full potato and cant quite figure out if this was made clear.

I'm not sure what to think of this as well, but I'd like to believe that Tywin wants to save Tyrion because he knows that he didn't do it, that, plus he's still a Lannister. Just like in the previous season, when Tyrion was trying to take over Casterly Rock from Tywin, and they got into that whole ordeal with how Tywin wanted to walk Tyrion into the sea and let that bastard die... He spared his life because he was still a Lannister. Same ideal now I guess...

[toneekay]

On another note... Sansa actually looks good in this......



Wood berry dat pastey bitch.


EDIT: After she hops on dat dere cycle of Colgate white strips.

[iamgenus]

You're missing half the pleasure brah. Not srs I wanted to see peoples reaction especially after all the homo comments after this weeks episode lmao. Next weeks episode looks promising though can't wait.

Anyone looked at the Cersei/Jaime scene as Cersei losing all her power? Now that Joffrey is gone and Tommen will probably be more influenced by Tywin, Cersei has no one to manipulate. Tommen won't listen to her because look at the previous king she raised. Jaime doesn't look like he'll side with her either since he's finally seeing how much of a crazy bish she is.

I doubt it. Tommen looks like a bigger momma's boy than Joffrey. Joffrey was hard to control for everyone, Tommen will be easier, see Granny's comments.

[TroyLeroy]

im wondering this too

I'm not sure what to think of this as well, but I'd like to believe that Tywin wants to save Tyrion because he knows that he didn't do it, that, plus he's still a Lannister. Just like in the previous season, when Tyrion was trying to take over Casterly Rock from Tywin, and they got into that whole ordeal with how Tywin wanted to walk Tyrion into the sea and let that bastard die... He spared his life because he was still a Lannister. Same ideal now I guess...

[aoide12]

I'm not sure what to think of this as well, but I'd like to believe that Tywin wants to save Tyrion because he knows that he didn't do it, that, plus he's still a Lannister. Just like in the previous season, when Tyrion was trying to take over Casterly Rock from Tywin, and they got into that whole ordeal with how Tywin wanted to walk Tyrion into the sea and let that bastard die... He spared his life because he was still a Lannister. Same ideal now I guess...

Yeah I am guessing that tywin will try and save tyrion. If he sees that tyrion is innocent then letting him take the fall isn't a great idea, he'd be letting who ever framed him get what they want and he'll want to go after who ever really did it. While joffery might have been a little **** he was still a lannister and tywin doesn't seem like the sort of person to let people get away with killing lannisters.

On another note we've been completely missing a GoT HBB, Hannah murray who plays Gilly.

[spacecowboy00]

I was just on another site, and there was a huge article on how the scene with Jaime forcing himself on Cersei promotes rape culture and misogyny. so many outraged libtard hipsters lol. here's the article if you're interested: http://www.avclub.com/article/rape-thrones-203499

now, disclaimer: that site is 99% of the really, really good. but most of the writers on it are very liberal and feminist-leaning (the site is owned by The Onion), so once in a while you get articles like this.

[ShadowWolfe]

can someone explain the wildlings thing to me. I dont understand geographically where they are. I thought they crossed the wall in season 3, if they crossed the wall and are south of the wall and castle black is at the wall, why are they heading north back to castle black? why dont they just keep heading south and doing whatever it is they intend to do.

I feel like the show is being vague and unclear on where the wall is and where the wildlings are in relation to the wall.

[iamgenus]

I was just on another site, and there was a huge article on how the scene with Jaime forcing himself on Cersei promotes rape culture and misogyny. so many outraged libtard hipsters lol. here's the article if you're interested: http://www.avclub.com/article/rape-thrones-203499

now, disclaimer: that site is 99% of the really, really good. but most of the writers on it are very liberal and feminist-leaning (the site is owned by The Onion), so once in a while you get articles like this.

Anyone taking life lessons from game of thrones should be shot immediately.

[dave.mc]

can someone explain the wildlings thing to me. I dont understand geographically where they are. I thought they crossed the wall in season 3, if they crossed the wall and are south of the wall and castle black is at the wall, why are they heading north back to castle black? why dont they just keep heading south and doing whatever it is they intend to do.

I feel like the show is being vague and unclear on where the wall is and where the wildlings are in relation to the wall.

Only a small group of wildings scaled the wall, they are heading for castle black to launch an attack from the south and open the gate so that Mance can bring his army through the wall

[bluemyself]

jamie gonna make cersei pop another baby? or is that bitch infertile by now?

[Chairman7w]

Answer me this brahs. Is that cannibal scar face dude the leader of all the wildling thorns? Whats the difference between normal wildlings and thorns?

THENNS!!! You meathead.

LoL

[spacecowboy00]

THENNS!!! You meathead.

LoL

lost it lol.

Thorns pls