HBO's Game of Thrones - - - Part 12

[Roose Bolton]

Saw that one.

What was the "Ian mcniece as Lord Too-Fat to ride a horse?"


Ah poor Theon. Well he deserved quite a bit for

Spoiler

killing Rodrik and the others

but being a White Walker's toilet for 40 years would have covered it. And Ramsay is a psychotic, hateworthy, unbelievable **** in general, not just to Theon, and it looks like there's plenty more to come from him. If we want vengeance we should take it out on the pretender 'Hype Ramsay' above.

Theon isn't malevolent, he isn't sadistic. He's a human being who has gone through an extremely hard life and is forced into a difficult position. He's made plenty of mistakes, whilst trying to make something out of that position, all of which he regrets and would change if he could.

Ramsay destroys his body and mind and rips away his humanity and makes him less than a dog, he denies Theon his own identity. The cruelty that is inflicted upon him should never be inflicted upon anyone other than perhaps Ramsay himself.

Theon deserved maybe the first five minutes of it.

 

[Reek]

Well, thank you Obe.

 

[Ezio Auditore]

and dogs are good sleeping company

 

[Whiskey Tango]

oh dear...

I've read the books so I know what's about to happen, if that's what you're getting at.

My poor mom, however, has not read the books and has no idea. She's gonna be pissed.

 

[Reek]

I've read the books so I know what's about to happen, if that's what you're getting at.

My poor mom, however, has not read the books and has no idea. She's gonna be pissed.

 

[Ezio Auditore]

okay i just found out that way back to 2010 ther was an actor casted as Brandon Stark (Ned's brother) and that he would appear in a flashback scene during season one. but that it was dropped for "timing reasons" (it is stated in the GOT wikia.)

this image also appeared in a season 1 trailer. wonder why did they cut it out. ...... when i first saw it i thought it was Ned in littlefinger's "i told you not to trust me" scene. but then i saw this image that was brighter than the one i saw for the first time (i didn't realise there were ropes).

sorry for my english

 

[Roose Bolton]

okay i just found out that way back to 2010 ther was an actor casted as Brandon Stark (Ned's brother) and that he would appear in a flashback scene during season one. but that it was dropped for "timing reasons" (it is stated in the GOT wikia.)

this image also appeared in a season 1 trailer. wonder why did they cut it out. ...... when i first saw it i thought it was Ned in littlefinger's "i told you not to trust me" scene. but then i saw this image that was brighter than the one i saw for the first time (i didn't realise there were ropes).

sorry for my english

Yeah back when they filmed the very first pilot for the series before it had been picked up, they originally planned to have a flashback scene of Aerys killing Ned's brother and father. I believe they even cast Aerys himself as well. But they cut and reshot a lot of scenes, recast some characters, and overall decided that they weren't going to use the flashback material in the show outside of Bran's dreams.

 

[Reek]

Tell your friends... I am here. Tell them, the Hypsters aren't the only ones who pay their debts.

 

[Reek]

The Hype that rides VS the Reek Viper.

 

[Roose Bolton]

I knew the first Reek. He stank, though not for want of washing. I have never known a cleanlier creature, truth be told.

 

[Reek]

Who corrupted who? Ramsay to Reek, or Reek to Ramsay?

 

[Reek]

I need to know because there is a Ramsay Snow on the hype now and my balls are terrified.

 

[Roose Bolton]

Corrupted? did he use that word? The boy has a singer's soul.

 

[Ezio Auditore]

" All you have I gave you. You would do well to remember that, bastard. As for this … Reek … if you have not ruined him beyond redemption, he may yet be of some use to us. Get the keys and remove those chains from him, before you make me rue the day I raped your mother."

Man i love that quote.

 

[Ramsay Snow]

Ramsay destroys his body and mind and rips away his humanity and makes him less than a dog, he denies Theon his own identity. The cruelty that is inflicted upon him should never be inflicted upon anyone other than perhaps Ramsay himself.

Theon deserved maybe the first five minutes of it.

Shut up, father. Reek deserves all the kindness I give him. And don't call him Theon. I'm helping him hide by changing his name. Dumbass.

I need to know because there is a Ramsay Snow on the hype now and my balls are terrified.

Brilliant. I believe your phantom toy is terrified too.

 

[Iceman]

Theon isn't malevolent, he isn't sadistic. He's a human being who has gone through an extremely hard life and is forced into a difficult position. He's made plenty of mistakes, whilst trying to make something out of that position, all of which he regrets and would change if he could.

Ramsay destroys his body and mind and rips away his humanity and makes him less than a dog, he denies Theon his own identity. The cruelty that is inflicted upon him should never be inflicted upon anyone other than perhaps Ramsay himself.

Theon deserved maybe the first five minutes of it.

Yeah, agreed..not sure why that's for me though. I'm posting anti-Ramsay stuff all the time. He seems to be the most popular character after Stannis in these pages! The bad stuff he's done so far has been to Theon so there's no other reason for me not to like Ramsay unless I thought Theon wasn't fully deserving. If Ramsay was only torturing another Ramsay I wouldn't have as much of a prob with him.

Theon is a tragic and very interesting character. He deserves to be a White Walker's toilet for the worst of what he did and I'm sure he'd agree with me and willingly take that punishment. Aside from his very complicated background that would be horrible for any child to deal with, he always hesitated before doing the worst things, and even then they were provoked by the likes of Dagmer and he was put in very difficult situations where had to act instantly or lose the situation. Most people would presumably want him to get the opportunity to make amends and find redemption while seeing Ramsay meet some gruesome death later down the line.

Ramsay might become a much better character in later seasons but so far to me he hasn't shown his potential. Especially in a show where there are so many good villainous characters already. And not just because they are grey characters. Tywin, Jaime (even if he'd just stayed completely as a villain), Baelish, Cersei, the Cleganes, Joffrey & Viserys (for the laughs) & even Walder Frey has grown on me. I wouldn't even mind if it was Roose Bolton doing the same torturing as he has at least shown himself to be very interesting outside of that. Anyway guess I'll see how he improves in the next few seasons.

Edit: just saw that Dagmer was in The Office as David Brent's mate lol. Knew I recognised him from somewhere.

 

[Ramsay Snow]

Well, to be fair, Ramsay hasn't had much screen time. And he's quite different from his cold, calculating and even more subtle father.

Right now, all he's done is mentally and physically torture and backstab Theon, multiple times. Poor guy. And that's awesome.

 

[Drizzle]

Aww, look at you guys changing your usernames and stuff.

 

[Roose Bolton]

 

[Victarion]

Ramsay's a monster in the books; in ADWD you can feel the violence rolling off the character. Barely contained. It's implied plenty of other Northerners know about it, secretly. Ramsay's appeal lies in the story of his conception. You have to compare it to his favorite sport.

Roose, did you think (A Dance with Dragons spoilers here)

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Manderly's meat pies was as horrid as the stuff Ramsay's doing?

 

[Roose Bolton]

I didn't think it was quite as bad as the stuff Ramsay does, but still pretty twisted. But at the same time there was a lot more Karma there than what happened to Theon, and cruel irony with the whole Rat Cook story.

 

[Ramsay Snow]

Aww, look at you guys changing your usernames and stuff.

 

[Reek]

Aww, look at you guys changing your usernames and stuff.

 

[Maximus One]

Rewatching season 1. Man, I bet Robert's rebellion was ****ing epic. I wanna see that **** in live action so damn bad. I wonder if it was as big as the War of Five Kings though? Wish that flashback had made it into the show at least. Sucks having no image for The Mad King in your mind at all when they talk about him. I'd at least like to know what he looked like

 

[Roose Bolton]

Rewatching season 1. Man, I bet Robert's rebellion was ****ing epic. I wanna see that **** in live action so damn bad. I wonder if it was as big as the War of Five Kings though? Wish that flashback had made it into the show at least. Sucks having no image for The Mad King in your mind at all when they talk about him. I'd at least like to know what he looked like

It's interesting how pretty much all of the rebel lords from the Rebellion are dead now. Aside from Stannis, it's just their kids now.