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Hi guys, so I’m just now joining the Game of Thrones community I’m currently still on season 1 (almost on season 2 I have one episode left) and needless to say, I am hooked!! I really should’ve started watching it a long time ago, but I’m not a huge fan of shows/ movies that take place during the Medieval/ Regency/ Victorian era. Anyway, I just passed the part where Ned Stark (one of my faves so far) just confronted Cersei about her incest affair with her brother, Jaime, and he connected the dots to them pushing Bran off the tower. I’m so glad he found out. However, I feel like Ned should’ve told the king first, so that way she would’ve been blind sided and her and Jaime wouldn’t have time to prepare a defense. I can already tell Jaime is a crashout, that solely reacts off his feelings and not off logic. The fact that Ned gave her a warning/ ultimatum, I got a feeling this not gonna work out the way he aligned for her, as if her options are limited. I feel like she thinks it’s not over until she says so. Am I wrong ? (Spoil a little bit for me, not the whole thing lol)
Also, can somebody explain the royalty levels and meaning on this show? I’m trying to keep up and I think I understand it for the most part, but I’m still a bit unsure. For example, what is the king’s landing? And does the King’s Hand just stand for Ned being King Robert’s right hand man?
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Hi guys, so I’m just now joining the Game of Thrones community I’m currently still on season 1 (almost on season 2 I have one episode left) and needless to say, I am hooked!! I really should’ve started watching it a long time ago, but I’m not a huge fan of shows/ movies that take place during the Medieval/ Regency/ Victorian era. Anyway, I just passed the part where Ned Stark (one of my faves so far) just confronted Cersei about her incest affair with her brother, Jaime, and he connected the dots to them pushing Bran off the tower. I’m so glad he found out. However, I feel like Ned should’ve told the king first, so that way she would’ve been blind sided and her and Jaime wouldn’t have time to prepare a defense. I can already tell Jaime is a crashout, that solely reacts off his feelings and not off logic. The fact that Ned gave her a warning/ ultimatum, I got a feeling this not gonna work out the way he aligned for her, as if her options are limited. I feel like she thinks it’s not over until she says so. Am I wrong ? (Spoil a little bit for me, not the whole thing lol)
Also, can somebody explain the royalty levels and meaning on this show? I’m trying to keep up and I think I understand it for the most part, but I’m still a bit unsure. For example, what is the king’s landing? And does the King’s Hand just stand for Ned being King Robert’s right hand man?
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For those whohave both read the books and seen the show. Is it worth it to read the books after watching the series?
I watched the series several times and im wondering if it's worth my time to read the books.
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I watched the series several times and im wondering if it's worth my time to read the books.
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Who would you bring back for one conversation & what would you tell them?
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If Cersei inherited Tywin's delusional way of thinking, Tyrion got his brutality and smart, where did Jaime get his talent as a swordsman exactly? Or what did Jaime actually get?
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Its actually funny how Joffrey' tv series counterpart was the one...
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