Much better in the book. Actually... It was one of my favorite 1v1 battles in the books. That fight belonged to such a cool character that they deleted.
They really ruined something that could have been so cool.
Giving the fight to Daario seems like such a waste. Especially when they gave it to the new actor who looks like even more of a wimp.

Still pissed that the show doesn't have Strong Belwas :rukidding:

Any woman like that has no self confidence and trust issues so no.

Getting back on topic, sure loving the way this seasons started off Sunday can't come soon enough.

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was shooting the shit with a buddy last night and we got on the topic of GoT and he came up with a theory that blew my mind at the time:

What if the hound is Jaqen (the faceless man) posing as the hound to chill with Arya??

unlikely but that would be crazy

This is where a lot of my friends , both males and females, actually prefer the TV show over the books, - I'm not talking specifically about the Belwas character. But about how the book has unnecessary gore and sadistic scenes that are just sadistic and gory for the sake of being so. And apparently these scenes do not really add value to the story. They make it seem like the author is writing the books to cater to people that have very similar tastes to him.

Personally I havnt read the books and based on the comparisons I tend to agree and that HBO is smart by ensuring it caters to a more broader audience.

Holy crap watch s1 and s2 again. Littlefinger's voice sounds different in both of them. The louder he talks the less of am accent he has.
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I thought this as well. At first I thought it was poor acting. But then it got me thinking:

Do you think it's a deliberate attempt by the actor to portray Littlefinger's "fakeness"? I won't go into details with book spoilers but Littlefinger's history is basically scratch and claw and slimeball his way to power.

I'm probably overreaching but I think that it's possible given GoT's deliberate nature with show details (most recently, the purple wedding poisoning).

Margaery can come and pet my animal.. :ifyouknow:

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She can come pet your pussy? :lawl:

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Margaery can call it whatever she wants. :drool:

Her cleavage is always fucking awesome.

as soon as they showed that end scene with the walkers it felt like a completely different show. We don't get enough white walkers!

The pinning of the 163 masters to the wood posts was tough to watch. I hate torture scenes and rape scenes and this episode had both!

the mutineers are straight up creepos. kill em kill em all.

i like that daenerys almost has a "totalitarian" attitude towards justice. i expected her to cave and be merciful since the show is making her out to be such a sweetheart. but damn. those screams.

I haven't read the book so I don't know what's in store in regards to the White Walkers and I know the GOT universe is big but am I the only one getting fed up with the teasing? Give me some damn White Walkers action already!

I don't think the show is following the Other/WW plot that closely from what I understand, which means a few things:

- Maybe the show runners are consolidating/hastening the plot (compared to the books) with respect to the white walkers given they know the general direction GRRM wants to go. I'm thinking of the final scene of the last episode. I'm pretty sure that's not in the books, and seems to infer quite a bit regarding how they operate.

- There isn't that much in the books yet regarding them, so you're not missing THAT much. The fact that the show is showing seemingly more than we're led to believe in the books is a positive sign for impatient folk such as myself imo.

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Good to know then. I guess I'll have to patiently wait :(

I saw another site interpreting the same thing.

That's what I mean with the show seemingly speeding up the pace of the books (at least with respect to the Others/White Walkers).

As for it being a spoiler- I'm not sure. If it hasn't happened yet in the book, then it can't be a spoiler imo. The backstory is one told to the Stark children so it's probably harmless to take out of the tag.

It looks like the show has something for everyone, even book die-hards. Exciting times ahead!

the end of that episode reminded me of world of warcraft :lol

I can confirm, I saw it on the HBO website before they changed it.

its all speculation, its been mentioned/hinted at in the book. theres no concrete evidence as its technically theory. it's also mentioned in the wiki page

i spoilered anyways as to avoid upsetting anyone

hope this isnt a repost

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9:05 I'm surprised this scene got cut. Seems pretty important that finally he revealed his true self to someone.
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