Game of Thrones

Because I won't bang his gf?

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Originally Posted by FuryFox

Sons of the Harpy have the worst plans of anyone on this show, and there are plenty of stinkers to compare against.

What exactly was their goal at the colosseum? They seem to fall squarely in the "give Daenerys something to do" category. The full scale production of Harpy masks, and the accounting slip-up that must have allowed it (since aren't they supposed to be made with the gold from the toppled statue?) is also obnoxiously impressive. Their strange motto to "never throw a spear unless it'll be useless" seems counter-intuitive, but, they are a strange people with many old customs.

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Originally Posted by Anthony

I am also a fan of the "stick around when there is a dragon" plan they had, followed by the "throw a spear but don't immediately run away when you are now weaponless next to a dragon". And the fact that nobility makes up like 50% of the population or something.

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These are the same feelings I had when I read the scene.

The show eliminated a lot of the intrigue surrounding the Sons of the Harpy, the assassination attempt upon her that nobody could point a finger at, etc. So without a leader they probably are just morons.

So if you haven't read the books, stay away from Reddit & Imgur until you've watched the episode. I can't name names but "someone" leaked some pictures of key scenes and the real synopsis for episode 10 is next.

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Originally Posted by Calliander

So if you haven't read the books, stay away from Reddit & Imgur until you've watched the episode. I can't name names but "someone" leaked some pictures of key scenes and the real synopsis for episode 10 is next.

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Where is said info? I like to spoil shit for myself.

The "previously on" recap got leaked.

After a couple of current threads, it shows a scene with Jon & Benjen and then Benjen's horse returning with Jon saying, "But where's my uncle?"

Early on, the showrunners said that we'd be hearing from some characters who have been away for a while. Several actors have also said that the finale is pretty breathtaking and intense, more shocking than the Red Wedding, etc. One actor even said that the finale will "break the internet," though that phrase is already a pop culture trope. I wonder if it will deliver on those promises and if those characters who have been away have anything to do with it.

I'm assuming if he shows up, Benjen will say something along the lines of, "Ned wasn't your father..." and leave enough time for that to sink in with viewers before diving into wrapping Jon's season up. I like the idea of Benjen having figured out that Ned was not Jon's father, but not knowing the full truth - still leaving the issue in the air as to the parents' identities and allowing time for season 6 to expand on the story that Littlefinger told to Sansa.

I'm most interested in how Sansa's storyline resolves, though.

EDIT: Oh, the recap also shows Syrio but I am doubtful that's there other than to remind the viewers of Trant's first transgression, the one that drives Arya to go through with killing him.

Was that a kiss of death?

Guess so.

Well, I'm glad to know that fucking asshole fish eyed bitch Almaci did spoil the ending on Facebook.
what a fucking cunt.

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Originally Posted by Some Stupid Japanese Name

Well, I'm glad to know that fucking asshole fish eyed bitch Almaci did spoil the ending on Facebook.
what a fucking cunt.

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Spoiled for non book readers - but he's wrong about him being not dead - that's not known yet.

How about Lena Headey @ 41 years old? Wow.

He's dead but melissandra is there