If it's a fight, who do you think would win between Jon and Aemond?
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Just watched the movie Brave. I think we can all agree that Merida is basically Ygritte in a dress.
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Is it just me or is Red Queen Meleys the coolest Dragon design in the whole series (followed by Caraxes as close second)
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Guys what was your saddest moment in GoT , the one which you can't forget ever ...
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Has it happened to you that what started as a friendship turned into a fierce power struggle ?
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Just finished S3E9 and I am in utmost shock
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Wow. Literally wow. I have zero words. I’m torn between being upset with the show for killing off all those characters. Or being that much more invested because I didn’t see that coming and it was such a great twist. Although I was surprised that a man like Lord Frey would just accept betrayal so easily.
Also the fact that Arya was that close to being reunited with her family was so heart breaking to see. I feel like there will be great things for Arya. Maybe she’ll go find the Jaqen now and train with him to get revenge on all of her enemies?
I’ll forever be upset that we won’t get to see Robb try to siege Casterly Rock. I think that plot would have been so cool especially if they succeeded.
Please don’t spoil anything further than this episode!
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Please don’t spoil anything further than this episode!
Wow. Literally wow. I have zero words. I’m torn between being upset with the show for killing off all those characters. Or being that much more invested because I didn’t see that coming and it was such a great twist. Although I was surprised that a man like Lord Frey would just accept betrayal so easily.
Also the fact that Arya was that close to being reunited with her family was so heart breaking to see. I feel like there will be great things for Arya. Maybe she’ll go find the Jaqen now and train with him to get revenge on all of her enemies?
I’ll forever be upset that we won’t get to see Robb try to siege Casterly Rock. I think that plot would have been so cool especially if they succeeded.
Please don’t spoil anything further than this episode!
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That’s a fucking dragon!
I have a vivid memory of watching Jurassic Park in the theater when I was 11 years old. The first moment I actually saw them there, on the big screen, with the epic soundtrack playing in the background, I remember being absolutely floored. I was awestruck. “That’s a DINOSAUR!” It was a truly magical experience.
Now, I’ve been a fan of fantasy fiction for as long as I can remember. Starting in elementary school, I read all the books, played the video games, watched the movies and the tv shows. I’ve always been a huge fan, and I had a particular love for and fascination with dragons. These incredible beasts, beautiful and dangerous, ancient and wise, commanded fear and respect, and they set my imagination on fire.
Over the years, there have been many attempts to depict dragons on screen in varied games, movies, and shows. Some were pretty good. Some not so much. But none of them were able to capture that same feeling of awe and childlike joy that I felt watching Jurassic Park as a child.
Until I watched Game of Thrones.
I finally got around to watching this show, and was absolutely blown away. I avoided it first because I didn’t have hbo, then because I was too busy, and then finally because of the reputation of the ending. But I did finally watch it, finishing the run just this weekend.
I wish I had watched it sooner. There are many, many things I loved about GoT. But one of the most incredible is that for the first time ever, I felt the same magic I felt when I was an 11 year old boy. “That’s a fucking DRAGON!”
They did an amazing job bringing those beautiful beasts to life. I just wanted to take a moment to acknowledge and appreciate it.
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I have a vivid memory of watching Jurassic Park in the theater when I was 11 years old. The first moment I actually saw them there, on the big screen, with the epic soundtrack playing in the background, I remember being absolutely floored. I was awestruck. “That’s a DINOSAUR!” It was a truly magical experience.
Now, I’ve been a fan of fantasy fiction for as long as I can remember. Starting in elementary school, I read all the books, played the video games, watched the movies and the tv shows. I’ve always been a huge fan, and I had a particular love for and fascination with dragons. These incredible beasts, beautiful and dangerous, ancient and wise, commanded fear and respect, and they set my imagination on fire.
Over the years, there have been many attempts to depict dragons on screen in varied games, movies, and shows. Some were pretty good. Some not so much. But none of them were able to capture that same feeling of awe and childlike joy that I felt watching Jurassic Park as a child.
Until I watched Game of Thrones.
I finally got around to watching this show, and was absolutely blown away. I avoided it first because I didn’t have hbo, then because I was too busy, and then finally because of the reputation of the ending. But I did finally watch it, finishing the run just this weekend.
I wish I had watched it sooner. There are many, many things I loved about GoT. But one of the most incredible is that for the first time ever, I felt the same magic I felt when I was an 11 year old boy. “That’s a fucking DRAGON!”
They did an amazing job bringing those beautiful beasts to life. I just wanted to take a moment to acknowledge and appreciate it.
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Dead Actors for Asoiaf Characters. I present: Klaus Kinski as Aerys II
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The white walkers could not have crossed the wall without the dead dragon.
We all know that the wall is ancient and it was created not just with ice and stone but magic. Dead men cannot cross the wall because of that even Uncle Benjen told us that. So they never would have come to westeros unless they had the dragon. Jon’s obsession and their stupidity led to a dragon being killed and the Night king got a dragon to break the wall. If Jon had not obsessed so much about the night king, so many people would have been alive and the white walkers would have stayed behind the wall. You could have just waited when they tried to cross the wall and burned them with the dragons.
How could have the night king crossed the wall without the dragon?
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We all know that the wall is ancient and it was created not just with ice and stone but magic. Dead men cannot cross the wall because of that even Uncle Benjen told us that. So they never would have come to westeros unless they had the dragon. Jon’s obsession and their stupidity led to a dragon being killed and the Night king got a dragon to break the wall. If Jon had not obsessed so much about the night king, so many people would have been alive and the white walkers would have stayed behind the wall. You could have just waited when they tried to cross the wall and burned them with the dragons.
How could have the night king crossed the wall without the dragon?
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