HBO's Game of Thrones - - - - - Part 14

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[SpideyFan866]

Hey.......... what if they [BLACKOUT]don't kill Joffrey?[/BLACKOUT]

 

[TheAQU4M4N]

Hey.......... what if they [BLACKOUT]don't kill Joffrey?[/BLACKOUT]

We shall find out this weekend..t:

 

[Hush]

I really liked the scene between Tywin and Jamie.

 

[Sawyer]

Hey.......... what if they [BLACKOUT]don't kill Joffrey?[/BLACKOUT]

Then I'll have to quench my thirst for blood elsewhere.

 

[Roose Bolton]

I really liked the scene between Tywin and Jamie.

It's great when you look at the first half of that scene, how much more comfortable the two of them are in each other's company than Cersei and Tyrion are.

 

[kvz5]

Hey.......... what if they [BLACKOUT]don't kill Joffrey?[/BLACKOUT]

 

[Teelie]

I really shouldn't have read that blackout. Now I want to see the episode immediately.

 

[Hush]

It's great when you look at the first half of that scene, how much more comfortable the two of them are in each other's company than Cersei and Tyrion are.

I just loved it sooo much, i really hope they keep the jamie stuff from the books, he has so much good stuff.

 

[Kane52630]

 

[Marvolo]

Is it me or have they eased up on The Hounds makeup? His scars werent nearly as noticeable in the premier as they used to be. Its like they are trying to make him less visually imposing to the audience now that him and arya are a duo on a countryside roadtrip. I dont mind at all, but he definitely seems easier on the eyes somehow.

 

[Roose Bolton]

They look more realistic I think. Less throbbing red and more like an actual burn victim, especially around his brow.

 

[Maximus One]

Haha! I knew I couldn't have been the only one tho king that

 

[DarthSkywalker]

Is it me or have they eased up on The Hounds makeup? His scars werent nearly as noticeable in the premier as they used to be. Its like they are trying to make him less visually imposing to the audience now that him and arya are a duo on a countryside roadtrip. I dont mind at all, but he definitely seems easier on the eyes somehow.

I think you are right. My brother mentioned it during the Chicken scene and the more I looked, the more it seemed his eye was more exposed and his scar less grizzly.

 

[Ramsay Snow]

I've got to hand it to Jaime - he's fast becoming one of my faves.

 

[Drizzle]

Hey.......... what if they [BLACKOUT]don't kill Joffrey?[/BLACKOUT]

This spoilerish screencap from one of the trailers begs to differ:

Spoiler

Who do you think Cersei's holding there? Because it certainly isn't Jaime.

 

[Silvermoon]

This spoilerish screencap from one of the trailers begs to differ:

Spoiler

Who do you think Cersei's holding there? Because it certainly isn't Jaime.

I'm not going to lie.... I just might
[blackout]throw a party when that little twit bites the dust[/blackout]

 

[Hyde]

Some questions:

-Why did Tywin order the Mountain to kill Elia Martell?
-Why did Oberyn/the Martells travel to King's Landing if they hated the Lannisters, and why were they invited in the first place?
-Why did Tywin allow Jaime to join the Kingsguard if it meant that Casterly Rock would be without an heir? He can't give it to Cersei and refuses to give it to Tyrion. He would have known that when letting his son go be a celibate bodyguard.
-Will we see Dorne and Casterly Rock in the show?

 

[Roose Bolton]

-According to Oberyn it's because Tywin was jealous that King Aerys chose Elia to be Rhaegar's bride over Cersei and had her killed in revenge. Tywin denies this of course.

-They're invited because they're the Lords Paramount of Dorne, one of the Great Houses of Westeros and it's the royal wedding where anyone of note is expected to attend.

-Aerys made Jaime a Kingsguard behind Tywin's back to spite him.

-We'll see Dorne in some form or another. Casterly Rock hasn't appeared in the books yet.

 

[Drizzle]

I'm not going to lie.... I just might
[blackout]throw a party when that little twit bites the dust[/blackout]

This should be the music they play over the credits:

[YT]AeTgx_pj6m8[/YT]

Even though [BLACKOUT]the little punk deserves the same treatment that Theon is getting.[/BLACKOUT]

 

[squeekness]

I've got to hand it to Jaime - he's fast becoming one of my faves.

He grows on you over time. For me it was the more time he spent with Brienne, the more I liked him.

 

[Spidey-Bat]

Some questions:

-Why did Tywin order the Mountain to kill Elia Martell?
-Why did Oberyn/the Martells travel to King's Landing if they hated the Lannisters, and why were they invited in the first place?
-Why did Tywin allow Jaime to join the Kingsguard if it meant that Casterly Rock would be without an heir? He can't give it to Cersei and refuses to give it to Tyrion. He would have known that when letting his son go be a celibate bodyguard.
-Will we see Dorne and Casterly Rock in the show?

In addition to what Roose said...

1. Leaving them alive would have risked a future uprising from Targaryen loyalists. Tywin knew that Robert wouldn't care if they were killed, so he had it done.
2. The Lannisters are attempting to build an alliance with Dorne since Myrcella was sent there to be betrothed to one of Prince Doran's sons.
3. At that time, Jaime was being raised at Casterly Rock and Cersei at King's Landing with Tywin, Aerys' Hand at that time. They wanted to be together and assumed Cersei would marry Rhaegar, so Jaime asked to join the Kingsguard. Aerys knighted him into it to rob Tywin of his eldest son.

 

[Silvermoon]

Yeah, I think what I like about Jaime (or what made me grow to like Jaime?) is that getting him away from his sister & father (and yeah, traveling with Brienne) definitely allowed his character to grow/develop and it's turning into - at least so far, IMO, a really nice arc.

 

[BatmanBeyond]

He grows on you over time. For me it was the more time he spent with Brienne, the more I liked him.

I find it cool that Jaime acts more like a knight when he saves Brienne from a bear, one-handed, than he ever did while he was "whole". That was the major turning point for me with Jaime, along with him saving Brienne from getting raped earlier on as well.