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Redrob 06-02-2013 06:50 PM

Game of Thrones.....fuck!
 
A shit pile of death and destruction......tonight.:disgust

MrBottomTooth 06-02-2013 06:56 PM

Can't say I was expecting that ending.

Redrob 06-02-2013 07:02 PM

I betting next week's season finale is going to be awesome.

bronco67 06-02-2013 08:18 PM

That was some treacherous shit right there.

Robbie 06-02-2013 08:23 PM

Having read all the books...I knew it was coming.

But the problem that the whole series is going to face is that the writer really jumps the shark as far as having any kind of focus.

What started off as a really good story of a "Game Of Thrones" ends up being a meandering tale with a dozen storylines in far-off places that are almost impossible to follow.

By the time I read the last book...almost every character that started the first book was either dead or impossibly embroiled thousands of miles away.

The whole idea of a war for the "Throne" is entirely gone and is replaced with a bunch of stupid storylines that go nowhere.

I'm thinking that the writer really needs to pull everything back together in the next book or else the whole thing is gonna crash down under it's own weight.

Darkhorse 06-02-2013 08:40 PM

Just watched it myself, and totally didn't see it coming at all. Not until that music started playing, and Catelyn was like oh fuk....

bronco67 06-03-2013 04:18 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Robbie (Post 19652109)
Having read all the books...I knew it was coming.

But the problem that the whole series is going to face is that the writer really jumps the shark as far as having any kind of focus.

What started off as a really good story of a "Game Of Thrones" ends up being a meandering tale with a dozen storylines in far-off places that are almost impossible to follow.

By the time I read the last book...almost every character that started the first book was either dead or impossibly embroiled thousands of miles away.

The whole idea of a war for the "Throne" is entirely gone and is replaced with a bunch of stupid storylines that go nowhere.

I'm thinking that the writer really needs to pull everything back together in the next book or else the whole thing is gonna crash down under it's own weight.

Sometimes I feel like there needs to be a Game of Thrones series for each storyline.

lagcam 06-03-2013 05:01 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Robbie (Post 19652109)
Having read all the books...I knew it was coming.

But the problem that the whole series is going to face is that the writer really jumps the shark as far as having any kind of focus.

What started off as a really good story of a "Game Of Thrones" ends up being a meandering tale with a dozen storylines in far-off places that are almost impossible to follow.

By the time I read the last book...almost every character that started the first book was either dead or impossibly embroiled thousands of miles away.

The whole idea of a war for the "Throne" is entirely gone and is replaced with a bunch of stupid storylines that go nowhere.

I'm thinking that the writer really needs to pull everything back together in the next book or else the whole thing is gonna crash down under it's own weight.

I am sure that he will be devasted beyond words that you are not impressed Robbie.

seeandsee 06-03-2013 06:09 AM

i will check it right now

MaxCandy 06-03-2013 06:26 AM

Fucking great series, no one is safe.

Relentless 06-03-2013 06:26 AM

They left out a lot of the subtext. All the traditional reasons why it was not only treacherous but also a wrongful killing in many other ways. Thousands of years of tradition that no one should shed blood at a wedding, an absolute prohibition on harming anyone once they have eaten bread and salt in your castle. All the kinds of things that let warring people send delegations to make peace. Fray broke all of them, ruined his family name beyond this war and made it so no Fray will ever be trusted by anyone, no matter which side they are on now. Also the fact Rob was losing support as with Karstark, and now has been martyred by Fray was left much more vague than in the books.

The stuff with Osha and Bran is better on television than it was in the books, but the red wedding had so much more depth and power in the books than the television show could communicate.

seeandsee 06-03-2013 07:13 AM

Fuck you book writer, you mostly left evil people "rule" and "good" people die, what the fuck is wrong with you, what should i watch now for god sake? Kill them all now fucker, you are such dickhead and your parents probably bitchslap you as a kid

atom 06-03-2013 07:30 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Robbie (Post 19652109)
Having read all the books...I knew it was coming.

But the problem that the whole series is going to face is that the writer really jumps the shark as far as having any kind of focus.

What started off as a really good story of a "Game Of Thrones" ends up being a meandering tale with a dozen storylines in far-off places that are almost impossible to follow.

By the time I read the last book...almost every character that started the first book was either dead or impossibly embroiled thousands of miles away.

The whole idea of a war for the "Throne" is entirely gone and is replaced with a bunch of stupid storylines that go nowhere.

I'm thinking that the writer really needs to pull everything back together in the next book or else the whole thing is gonna crash down under it's own weight.

There are more than a couple of authors who have commented on how after Storm of Swords (the current season on HBO) That George RR Martin only kept writing because his fans demanded it. You can really tell now that he doesnt give a shit about the series in his books. I also think he made it too complicated for himself which is part of the reason why it takes him forever to write. Its too bad really because the first 3 books were so epic. The latest book A Dance with Dragons was very hard to finish and while there were some good parts in it. You nailed it, most of it was just shit dragging on and not going anywhere.

There are 2 remaining books in this series and I am hoping they are done by 2030.

Relentless 06-03-2013 07:46 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by seeandsee (Post 19652628)
Fuck you book writer, you mostly left evil people "rule" and "good" people die, what the fuck is wrong with you, what should i watch now for god sake? Kill them all now fucker, you are such dickhead and your parents probably bitchslap you as a kid

Really? Who do you see as the 'good people' and the 'evil people' in the story. You'll have a very hard time thinking of anyone in the books who is all good or all bad. Bolton's bastard is pretty evil all around for the sake of being evil. The rest have reasons for their actions or reasons for their twisted nature. As for being purely good, can you think of anyone in the books who would be purely good?

Relentless 06-03-2013 07:52 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by atom (Post 19652643)
There are more than a couple of authors who have commented on how after Storm of Swords (the current season on HBO) That George RR Martin only kept writing because his fans demanded it. You can really tell now that he doesnt give a shit about the series in his books. I also think he made it too complicated for himself which is part of the reason why it takes him forever to write. Its too bad really because the first 3 books were so epic. The latest book A Dance with Dragons was very hard to finish and while there were some good parts in it. You nailed it, most of it was just shit dragging on and not going anywhere. There are 2 remaining books in this series and I am hoping they are done by 2030.

The bigger problem is expectations. He wrote the first few books in complete obscurity with no pressure to deliver. Now, if his next book isn't the most well-received piece of literature since The Bible it will be called a failure. He is in an unwinnable situation where his own success has become too high a bar for him to be measured against. People don't want a B+ or even an A+ from him... they want the best book that they have ever read, and then the next one has to be better than that.

I wish him luck... and I'll be reading them all, if he ever finishes them.

seeandsee 06-03-2013 08:10 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Relentless (Post 19652673)
Really? Who do you see as the 'good people' and the 'evil people' in the story. You'll have a very hard time thinking of anyone in the books who is all good or all bad. Bolton's bastard is pretty evil all around for the sake of being evil. The rest have reasons for their actions or reasons for their twisted nature. As for being purely good, can you think of anyone in the books who would be purely good?

Ok who do you find more evil?

pornguy 06-03-2013 08:12 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Robbie (Post 19652109)
Having read all the books...I knew it was coming.

But the problem that the whole series is going to face is that the writer really jumps the shark as far as having any kind of focus.

What started off as a really good story of a "Game Of Thrones" ends up being a meandering tale with a dozen storylines in far-off places that are almost impossible to follow.

By the time I read the last book...almost every character that started the first book was either dead or impossibly embroiled thousands of miles away.

The whole idea of a war for the "Throne" is entirely gone and is replaced with a bunch of stupid storylines that go nowhere.

I'm thinking that the writer really needs to pull everything back together in the next book or else the whole thing is gonna crash down under it's own weight.


Not to worry, he has not even started that book that runs parallel to the last one you read.

But he was nice enough to write one called " The Musings if Tyron Lanaster" or something like that.

OldJeff 06-03-2013 08:14 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Relentless (Post 19652673)
Really? Who do you see as the 'good people' and the 'evil people' in the story. You'll have a very hard time thinking of anyone in the books who is all good or all bad. Bolton's bastard is pretty evil all around for the sake of being evil. The rest have reasons for their actions or reasons for their twisted nature. As for being purely good, can you think of anyone in the books who would be purely good?

To quote Obie Wan - you will find a great deal of what you hold true will depend upon your point of view, Every house in GOT believes they are doing the right thing, well except maybe Geoffrey the little inbred mental case.

CDSmith 06-03-2013 08:21 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by MaxCandy (Post 19652545)
Fucking great series, no one is safe.

That seems to piss a lot of fans off for some reason.

Speaking of no one being safe, and tying loose ends together, etc.... just wait until Arya Stark gets a little older and completes the training she started in S1.

Oh just you folks wait.

Relentless 06-03-2013 08:45 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by OldJeff (Post 19652709)
To quote Obie Wan - you will find a great deal of what you hold true will depend upon your point of view, Every house in GOT believes they are doing the right thing, well except maybe Geoffrey the little inbred mental case.

Exactly...

Even Geoffrey thinks he is doing what's right... he just happens to be a sniveling warped douche bag - which makes sense when you consider his mother, the fact he is inbred and that he has never had to work for anything in his life... :2 cents:

Best-In-BC 06-03-2013 08:55 AM

I like how they killed of the most liberal group first :D

JosephFM 06-03-2013 09:51 AM

Everyone was killed, but one of them will come back and it's gonna be pissed.

Vendzilla 06-03-2013 09:57 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Relentless (Post 19652546)
They left out a lot of the subtext. All the traditional reasons why it was not only treacherous but also a wrongful killing in many other ways. Thousands of years of tradition that no one should shed blood at a wedding, an absolute prohibition on harming anyone once they have eaten bread and salt in your castle. All the kinds of things that let warring people send delegations to make peace. Fray broke all of them, ruined his family name beyond this war and made it so no Fray will ever be trusted by anyone, no matter which side they are on now. Also the fact Rob was losing support as with Karstark, and now has been martyred by Fray was left much more vague than in the books.

The stuff with Osha and Bran is better on television than it was in the books, but the red wedding had so much more depth and power in the books than the television show could communicate.

I think it will be put on the Lanasters, given when the king of the north was stabbed , the attacker said that's where it came from.
Going back on an oath of marriage was a big thing too

Robbie 06-03-2013 10:02 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Vendzilla (Post 19652869)
I think it will be put on the Lanasters, given when the king of the north was stabbed , the attacker said that's where it came from.
Going back on an oath of marriage was a big thing too

Give it a bit...in the books, the war between the Lanisters and the Starks isn't even the focus anymore. Hell, there's hardly any of them left.

That's the frustration of the books...the whole thing started off with the King being best friends with Ned Stark and needing his help and was a pretty good setup and storyline with all the intrigue and incest, etc.

But in the books...that storyline was for NOTHING. None of it meant anything. And the "war" meant nothing. And most of the characters that he gets you invested in...mean nothing.

I'm not even sure that he has any idea in his mind where this whole story is going to go.

He's like a writer with ADD. lol

brassmonkey 06-03-2013 10:08 AM

i want to see that dragon bitch go down :disgust :1orglaugh

L-Pink 06-03-2013 10:11 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Best-In-BC (Post 19652774)
I like how they killed of the most liberal group first :D

:1orglaugh:1orglaugh

MrBottomTooth 06-03-2013 10:47 AM

If they kill off that midget I'll be pissed.

Sarah_Jayne 06-03-2013 11:38 AM

Well, I haven't read the books and I didn't know it was coming and it was very much a 'woah!' episode for me. Also, Michelle Fairley was consistently amazing as an actress on the show right up until the end.

Relentless 06-03-2013 11:44 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Robbie (Post 19652881)
Give it a bit...in the books, the war between the Lanisters and the Starks isn't even the focus anymore. Hell, there's hardly any of them left. That's the frustration of the books...the whole thing started off with the King being best friends with Ned Stark and needing his help and was a pretty good setup and storyline with all the intrigue and incest, etc. But in the books...that storyline was for NOTHING. None of it meant anything. And the "war" meant nothing. And most of the characters that he gets you invested in...mean nothing. I'm not even sure that he has any idea in his mind where this whole story is going to go. He's like a writer with ADD. lol

The same is true of all human history.

At the end of WWII Hitler dies. Anyone 'watching events as if he was the protagonist' would be left to wonder wtf, this story isn't even about the Nazis, Germany, Hitler or the 3rd Reich at all... Similarly, there were people who thought the Medici family was the most important of all time... 'hardly any of them are left anymore and their squabbles which all seemed so important aren't even the focus of the story at all now.'

Martin has managed to craft a series of books without a protagonist. The story is not about any character, family, or particular battle. The fact that you assume Ned Stark is the protagonist, or that any one war is the most significant, doesn't change that. It is a history of a world and history is never as clean or perfectly wrapped up as one might want it to be. Humans have a very hard time accepting that their own small keyhole point of view is not the universal perspective. :2 cents:

ColBigBalls 06-03-2013 11:46 AM

If you read the books and didn't see the "red wedding" comming, or think that's the end for some, go back and re read the books =)

brassmonkey 06-03-2013 11:51 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by ColBigBalls (Post 19653044)
If you read the books and didn't see the "red wedding" comming, or think that's the end for some, go back and re read the books =)

get a giant ass cookie :2 cents:

digitalfantasies 06-03-2013 12:02 PM

Don't kill the midget!!!
Don't kill dragon lady!!!



I don't really care if the rest of the characters get killed...I mean.. the midget and the dragons alone are worth watching if the rest is already dead, of course it would be a little boring, but watchable...

Nydahl 06-03-2013 12:18 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by lagcam (Post 19652445)
I am sure that he will be devasted beyond words that you are not impressed Robbie.

I have read the books too and have exactly the same feelings about that - longer you read more you r dissapointed :2 cents:

Robbie 06-03-2013 02:24 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Sarah_Jayne (Post 19653031)
Well, I haven't read the books and I didn't know it was coming and it was very much a 'woah!' episode for me. Also, Michelle Fairley was consistently amazing as an actress on the show right up until the end.

Spoiler: She isn't "done" yet.

Imortyl Pussycat 06-03-2013 02:36 PM

my jaw dropped for sure last night. at this point i don't want to know what happens in the books because it would spoil my shock watching the show. hard to get attached to characters when no one is safe though.

Sid70 06-03-2013 02:42 PM

Defo unexpected. Motherfooking Medieval ages, blood buth, fuck you fookin fook!

seeandsee 06-03-2013 02:53 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Robbie (Post 19653288)
Spoiler: She isn't "done" yet.

fuck you prick :mad:

brassmonkey 06-03-2013 02:54 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Sid70 (Post 19653315)
Defo unexpected. Motherfooking Medieval ages, blood buth, fuck you fookin fook!

:1orglaugh :1orglaugh i kind of like the no safe zone stuff

Robbie 06-03-2013 02:57 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by seeandsee (Post 19653325)
fuck you prick :mad:

Take it easy. :1orglaugh

I haven't told you HOW she isn't "done" yet. That's what will surprise you.

But the way the writing has gone in the last book...none of it will matter anyway. lol

Vendzilla 06-03-2013 02:57 PM

Great for the shooting range

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I'm thinking of getting this, too much?

http://img3.etsystatic.com/006/0/654...76339_ops5.jpg


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