Red Wedding was as brutal and sad as I hoped it would be.
Who is your favorite character? | |||
| Jon Snow | 59 | 18.85% | |
| Tyrion Lannister | 88 | 28.12% | |
| Arya Stark | 47 | 15.02% | |
| Jaime Lannister | 19 | 6.07% | |
| Joffrey Baratheon | 9 | 2.88% | |
| Robb Stark | 20 | 6.39% | |
| Sandor Clegane (The Hound) | 5 | 1.60% | |
| Ygritte | 4 | 1.28% | |
| Bran Stark | 7 | 2.24% | |
| Someone else/ See results | 50 | 15.97% | |
| Total: | 308 | ||
Red Wedding was as brutal and sad as I hoped it would be.
A decade ago I read those pages...and never forgot re-reading them over and over in disbelief. Seeing it brought to life I couldn't help but get emotional when "The Rains..." began to play and I knew what had to come to pass. It should be noted the show somehow added more darkness by making Robb's wife pregnant and killing her and the unborn. Jeyne was at least spared the bloodbath.
I warned people way back in here. Welcome to Westeros folks.

| Talal said:
I don't know what to expect anymore. |
No fan of the books does with books 6 and 7 either. Just know this, "The North Remembers..."

This is why I love this show so much!
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| benao87 said: I just want to say that Fuck mr. Martin, you can go to hell you Lannisters piece of Sh#$*&(T The good thing is that I finally saw the scene that had spoiled the series since about a year. And I appreciate the fact that they omitted some gory scenes. I feel bad for the wolves, they even cried, :'( Never thought Jon was going to abandon Ygritte, well I hope they add another twist to that part of the story, one of my favourites. And yeah, Robb Stark is probably not the brightest person around, he and Sansa. Arya and Bran FTW. Agh, I'm pissed, and grumpy. |
Everyone suffers, none are spared in this world. Have to resign yourself to that, any triumph is earned and can be fleeting.
I do take exception to deriding Robb as dim. He's a 16 year old boy who managed to out think Tywin Lannister on the battlefield never losing a battle. He is his father's son, too trusting of his allys (curse you Bolton...) and he is punished severely for it.

Augen said:
Everyone suffers, none are spared in this world. Have to resign yourself to that, any triumph is earned and can be fleeting. I do take exception to deriding Robb as dim. He's a 16 year old boy who managed to out think Tywin Lannister on the battlefield never losing a battle. He is his father's son, too trusting of his allys (curse you Bolton...) and he is punished severely for it. |
One has to remember the changes in ages, between the books and the series.
Oh and leaving the credits with no song was brilliant. Painfully brilliant.
Talal said:
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I feal you :/
Augen said:
No fan of the books does with books 6 and 7 either. Just know this, "The North Remembers..." |
There aren´t many left to remember
AndrewWK said:
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I cannot say more here. Sorry, I am a bit emotional. This series and world gets to me more than any other.
