they butchered almost everything about it. oberyn would be so ashamed of his people, of his daughters, of ellaria for their actions. he died in a trial by combat, he knew there was a chance he would die. everyone knew.

show ellaria pisses me off. myrcella deserved so much better. oberyn didnt hate her, he adored her like he adored his daughters. he would be so angry at ellaria.

book ellaria would hate show ellaria

What the title says. Which kingdom gained the most long term from Aegon’s conquest. While at the same time , which kingdom lost the most.

I have recently started watching Game of Thrones for the first time. I really am enjoying it. I am on Season 6 right now and there are so many awesome moments. I also can't wait for Ramsay, Ellaria (or whatever the Bastard Woman from Dorne is called) and Cersei to get proper punishments. And I am curious to see if Daenarys will become a tyrant because she is looking to turn into one. I don't believe Jon Snow is gonna die because he is literally the only character in the Night's Watch that will keep me invested in that story. Sorry but Sam and Gilly are cool but they ain't everything. Also the Red Woman is there so she can work her creepy magic on him. We've seen it before.

Overall, I am excited for Season 6.

However... I heard about how awful 7 and 8 are. I don't know too much about them other than the writing is bad and Daenarys invades Westeros which I really want to see.

Should I watch the final 2 seasons once I am done with 6 or is it not worth it at all? I can stomach poor writing if it's not extremely bad, just rushed or smth like that. I want to see these plotlines get resolved, specifically what happens with the White Walkers and the Night King? Can Daenarys claim the Iron Throne and rule Westeros? Will the North be liberated from the Boltons?

Also, I refuse to believe Jon Snow is dead. I bet anyone $1000 that when I boot up episode 1 of Season 6, he is gonna be alive because the Red Woman saved him.

There’s a noticeable change in the later seasons where Bran can’t string more than a few words together goes almost emotionless. He loses the ability to speak normally, smile, maintain eye contact, etc.

I will say, hats off to the showrunners for not writing him off the show or getting a different actor. Despite the noticeable change in his acting ability because of whatever health issue he’s going through, they stayed loyal to Issac Wright, and I really think they deserve a lot of credit.

I’m just curious if whatever health issue he was going through at the time, what was it and is he okay now?

5th or 6th rewatch idk. Every single time I want to cry when Marjory tells Sansa about marrying Loras. Sansa face 😭😭 she's just a baby 😭

You’re stuck on an 8 hour flight. Where are you sitting?

So I finished GOT for the 3ish time (never read the books) and I’m wondering a few things, why did people hate the ending so much? And my did Daenerys go crazy and burn all of kingslanding down? Her whole point was to be better than the others and then bam, bad girl time, I hope I didn’t answer my own question lol.

For me, the battle of the Viper and the Mountain was perfection. Pedro's rhythm was mesmerizing. It couldn't have been better

So, I just saw a post asking if Joffrey had any positive traits and the answers surprised me because I actually agreed with some comments there. That made me wonder - If someone as bad as Joffrey also had at least one positive character trait, what character in GoT had absolutely none?

Ramsay Snow/Bolton? Euron Greyjoy? Night King? Janos Slynt?

Anyone else watch GoT because nothing else is on? I find it’s my go to when there is nothing else to watch. I am on my fifth rewatch 😂

**Only scenes that don’t have physical violence

For me it’s gotta be Tyrion’s trial for Joffrey’s death. When he demands the (2nd) trial by combat, and the music plays as Tyrion and Tywin lock eyes gives me goosebumps every damn timeeee. Charles Dance and Peter Dinklage elevated the level of the show in a way few others did.