Game of Thrones - Conversation Thread - Spoilers
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@dustinb3403 said in Game of Thrones - Conversation Thread - Spoilers:
@ndc said in Game of Thrones - Conversation Thread - Spoilers:
@dustinb3403 said in Game of Thrones - Conversation Thread - Spoilers:
@wirestyle22 said in Game of Thrones - Conversation Thread - Spoilers:
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********************* SPOILERS *********************He took her request seriously and panicked, asking her to take it back. It means he can kill himself but didnt want to die.
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********************* SPOILERS *********************No he can't kill himself or else there would only be the Lord of Light. Who is bringing people back to life (but damaged) each time to presumably fight the whitewalkers.
Do you remember the pawn that was wearing the face of the faceless man that died by drinking the water because Arya killed the wrong person?
He can't possibly be able to die and share his face. Since a face can only be used if a person is dead. Otherwise there is some other stuff happening (like him being a god).
Even the Faceless man explains this to Arya.
The mistake you are making here is assuming that we have seen the proper face of the person in charge. Or even that there is a single individual running the show. The face you are referring to is just one of the previous victims of the group that gets shared around.
Wrong, there was an entire conversation about how a face can't be used unless the person was killed. And it can't be used by more than a single person at a time.
But have we seen it on more that one person at a time?
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@ndc said in Game of Thrones - Conversation Thread - Spoilers:
@dustinb3403 said in Game of Thrones - Conversation Thread - Spoilers:
@ndc said in Game of Thrones - Conversation Thread - Spoilers:
@dustinb3403 said in Game of Thrones - Conversation Thread - Spoilers:
@wirestyle22 said in Game of Thrones - Conversation Thread - Spoilers:
********************* SPOILERS *********************
********************* SPOILERS *********************He took her request seriously and panicked, asking her to take it back. It means he can kill himself but didnt want to die.
********************* SPOILERS *********************
********************* SPOILERS *********************No he can't kill himself or else there would only be the Lord of Light. Who is bringing people back to life (but damaged) each time to presumably fight the whitewalkers.
Do you remember the pawn that was wearing the face of the faceless man that died by drinking the water because Arya killed the wrong person?
He can't possibly be able to die and share his face. Since a face can only be used if a person is dead. Otherwise there is some other stuff happening (like him being a god).
Even the Faceless man explains this to Arya.
The mistake you are making here is assuming that we have seen the proper face of the person in charge. Or even that there is a single individual running the show. The face you are referring to is just one of the previous victims of the group that gets shared around.
Wrong, there was an entire conversation about how a face can't be used unless the person was killed. And it can't be used by more than a single person at a time.
But have we seen it on more that one person at a time?
There was some nameless guy that had to drink the water when Arya killed the wrong person, the faceless god was punishing her. And that guy was talking to Arya with the faceless man's face. And then the actual faceless man walked up and pulled the face off of the now dead guy.
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@dustinb3403 said in Game of Thrones - Conversation Thread - Spoilers:
@ndc said in Game of Thrones - Conversation Thread - Spoilers:
@dustinb3403 said in Game of Thrones - Conversation Thread - Spoilers:
@ndc said in Game of Thrones - Conversation Thread - Spoilers:
@dustinb3403 said in Game of Thrones - Conversation Thread - Spoilers:
@wirestyle22 said in Game of Thrones - Conversation Thread - Spoilers:
********************* SPOILERS *********************
********************* SPOILERS *********************He took her request seriously and panicked, asking her to take it back. It means he can kill himself but didnt want to die.
********************* SPOILERS *********************
********************* SPOILERS *********************No he can't kill himself or else there would only be the Lord of Light. Who is bringing people back to life (but damaged) each time to presumably fight the whitewalkers.
Do you remember the pawn that was wearing the face of the faceless man that died by drinking the water because Arya killed the wrong person?
He can't possibly be able to die and share his face. Since a face can only be used if a person is dead. Otherwise there is some other stuff happening (like him being a god).
Even the Faceless man explains this to Arya.
The mistake you are making here is assuming that we have seen the proper face of the person in charge. Or even that there is a single individual running the show. The face you are referring to is just one of the previous victims of the group that gets shared around.
Wrong, there was an entire conversation about how a face can't be used unless the person was killed. And it can't be used by more than a single person at a time.
But have we seen it on more that one person at a time?
There was some nameless guy that had to drink the water when Arya killed the wrong person, the faceless god was punishing her. And that guy was talking to Arya with the faceless man's face. And then the actual faceless man walked up and pulled the face off of the now dead guy.
Perhaps then, though I might chalk that up to an error in the show. I would also point out that the group in question is not always the most honest so the statement about only one person being able to use a face may have been misinformation.
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But speaking of Arya using her new abilities. . . that scene of her giving a potpie to what's his face. Made of his son's
Badass!
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@dustinb3403 said in Game of Thrones - Conversation Thread - Spoilers:
But speaking of Arya using her new abilities. . . that scene of her giving a potpie to what's his face. Made of his son's
Badass!
Waldor Frey
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I refuse to watch that mislabeled "porno".
IMHO, the very best shows and movies don't need to contain porn and excessive foul language... and it's true, the very best shows actually don't!!!
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@tim_g said in Game of Thrones - Conversation Thread - Spoilers:
I refuse to watch that mislabeled "porno".
IMHO, the very best shows and movies don't need to contain porn and excessive foul language... and it's true, the very best shows actually don't!!!
- I could do without a lot of the nudity/sex honestly, but I can ignore that.
- What do you consider the "best shows" that don't contain any foul language or nudity?
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@tim_g said in Game of Thrones - Conversation Thread - Spoilers:
I refuse to watch that mislabeled "porno".
IMHO, the very best shows and movies don't need to contain porn and excessive foul language... and it's true, the very best shows actually don't!!!
Crazy, there really isn't much nudity, definitely not "porn". All of it seems true to the show. The show is one of the best of all time. When I think of the other shows mentioned by people that dont like GOT I am baffled.
I will tell you a show that could do without all the nudity is GIRLS on HBO.
Breaking Bad was maybe the best show without nudity. Better Call Saul is good.
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@bigbear said in Game of Thrones - Conversation Thread - Spoilers:
Breaking Bad was maybe the best show without nudity.
He's saying foul language and porn. There is a ton of foul language in Breaking Bad
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@wirestyle22 said in Game of Thrones - Conversation Thread - Spoilers:
@bigbear said in Game of Thrones - Conversation Thread - Spoilers:
Breaking Bad was maybe the best show without nudity.
He's saying foul language and porn. There is a ton of foul language in Breaking Bad
I can just imagine a show like BB without "fowl language". Maybe something like Annie would suit?
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@wirestyle22 said in Game of Thrones - Conversation Thread - Spoilers:
@bigbear said in Game of Thrones - Conversation Thread - Spoilers:
Breaking Bad was maybe the best show without nudity.
He's saying foul language and porn. There is a ton of foul language in Breaking Bad
I meant excessive, I said excessive... some shows literally 7/10 words are. That's excessive.
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@tim_g GOT up through season 6 is a masterpiece. Particularly the final 2 episodes of last season. I cant think of anything better on TV than those two episodes.
What are your top shows?
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@tim_g said in Game of Thrones - Conversation Thread - Spoilers:
@wirestyle22 said in Game of Thrones - Conversation Thread - Spoilers:
@bigbear said in Game of Thrones - Conversation Thread - Spoilers:
Breaking Bad was maybe the best show without nudity.
He's saying foul language and porn. There is a ton of foul language in Breaking Bad
I meant excessive, I said excessive... some shows literally 7/10 words are. That's excessive.
I hear you but still disagree. Oz had a ton of cursing as did The Wire, depending on who was on the screen.
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So if the King of the Dead didn't kill that dragon, what was the plan to get past the Wall?
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This entire season was so sloppy. If I weren't so invested I'd stop watching.
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@wirestyle22 said in Game of Thrones - Conversation Thread - Spoilers:
This entire season was so sloppy. If I weren't so invested I'd stop watching.
It's now a show with books written about it, rather than a show from books. That might be a big factor.
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@scottalanmiller said in Game of Thrones - Conversation Thread - Spoilers:
@wirestyle22 said in Game of Thrones - Conversation Thread - Spoilers:
This entire season was so sloppy. If I weren't so invested I'd stop watching.
It's now a show with books written about it, rather than a show from books. That might be a big factor.
So they have an insane amount of references they can use instead of having to create the entire show from scratch? George R. R. Martin even gave them every major plot point. Wouldn't that make their job that much easier?
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@wirestyle22 said in Game of Thrones - Conversation Thread - Spoilers:
@scottalanmiller said in Game of Thrones - Conversation Thread - Spoilers:
@wirestyle22 said in Game of Thrones - Conversation Thread - Spoilers:
This entire season was so sloppy. If I weren't so invested I'd stop watching.
It's now a show with books written about it, rather than a show from books. That might be a big factor.
So they have an insane amount of references they can use instead of having to create the entire show from scratch? George R. R. Martin even gave them every major plot point. Wouldn't that make their job that much easier?
Who is "they" here? GRRM writes the show.
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@scottalanmiller said in Game of Thrones - Conversation Thread - Spoilers:
@wirestyle22 said in Game of Thrones - Conversation Thread - Spoilers:
@scottalanmiller said in Game of Thrones - Conversation Thread - Spoilers:
@wirestyle22 said in Game of Thrones - Conversation Thread - Spoilers:
This entire season was so sloppy. If I weren't so invested I'd stop watching.
It's now a show with books written about it, rather than a show from books. That might be a big factor.
So they have an insane amount of references they can use instead of having to create the entire show from scratch? George R. R. Martin even gave them every major plot point. Wouldn't that make their job that much easier?
Who is "they" here? GRRM writes the show.
According to IMDB he's written 4 episodes and those were in early seasons.
