Game of Thrones

[Mzo]

It will have the best moments of the entire series so far. I have seen the future with my elven eyes.

[Frogacuda]

So how about that trial scene?

[Drewbacca]

I'm not concerned about that trial—even though this episode was terrific. It's the one next week that'll be amazing.

[Some Stupid Japanese Name]

It definitely left me sad when it ended (because I have to wait a week to see more).

[sedition]

The trial will resolve two weeks from now.. episode eight.

[Some Stupid Japanese Name]

radio edit

[Satsuki]

http://arrestedwesteros.com

this very well may have been mentioned before, but i feel the need to reshare the brilliance that is Arrested Development x GoT.

[YellerDog]

That is absolutely true.

[Calliander]

The trial will resolve two weeks from now.. episode eight.

I saw the Austin Powers "I also like to live dangerously" meme underneath a picture of Oberyn captioned "You're starting to like this guy?"

One of my buddies really likes Bran so he went through the ASOIAF Wiki and spoiled a lot of things for himself after Theon took Winterfell. He must not have comprehended because he thinks Oberyn gets out of it alive and he didn't read about the subsequent events (he worships Tywin). I like how the show is setting some of it up. I'm not so sure how I feel about my favorite scene being modified, even if it did resolve correctly, but that is probably because I'm so attached to Baelish.

Some questions for book folks.

The show looks to be pulling fan conspiracy in with the Night's King. Do we think we'll see Daenerys have the dream of the blue rose growing out of the Wall to coincide with Jon Snow becoming Lord Commander? I was left wondering since they altered the House of the Dead scene so drastically, and the Lyanna/Rhaegar stuff has only been hinted at.

Also, Coldhands? Or are they combining him with Night's King? Or will he also be the Raven? I can't really tell where the show is going with that.

[sedition]

One of my buddies really likes Bran

How is that possible?

Some questions for book folks.

The show looks to be pulling fan conspiracy in with the Night's King. Do we think we'll see Daenerys have the dream of the blue rose growing out of the Wall to coincide with Jon Snow becoming Lord Commander? I was left wondering since they altered the House of the Dead scene so drastically, and the Lyanna/Rhaegar stuff has only been hinted at.

Also, Coldhands? Or are they combining him with Night's King? Or will he also be the Raven? I can't really tell where the show is going with that.

I feel like the show has actually hinted at the Lyanna/Rhaegar stuff more openly than the book, but the book does have way more opportunities to talk randomly about back story.

If I'm remembering correctly, Bran's last chapter in book three is meeting Deadhands when he goes under the wall. Since his timeline is slightly ahead, I'm sure they'll just have them meet after a vision near the end of the season.