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YellowWesterosKing

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  1. I believe you mean The Hound, the Mountain is the hound's brother, who killed Oberyn. Easy mistake to make, I know.
  2. In season 3, he directed "And Now His Watch Has Ended" (probably the second best episode of the season, with Dracerys and the Night's Watch revolt) and "Kissed by Fire". This season, he directed the royal wedding episode "The Lion and the Rose", "Breaker of Chains" (which he was highly criticized for, due to his handling of Jamie and Cersei's sex/rape scene) "The Mountain and the Viper", and this episode.
  3. Ned sent Stannis a letter before he was imprisoned, that's how Stannis found out Joffrey and his siblings weren't legitimate heirs.
  4. As someone said above, it was Neil Marshall, director of the Blackwater episode, who did this one. Nutter took a break from the show and didn't direct any episodes this years. Oh, thank God I wasn't the only one who had that morbid thought. For a second I was like, how did you even manage to do that Gilly?!!! The episode you have to compare this to is Blackwater, and by the standards that set it is a bit dissapointing. Still epic by TV standards, but not as wowing. I agree with other's sentiments that this is the weakest of the 9's so far, but episode 10 seems to be in position to be the best finale yet.
  5. Huh? He did get to Tyrion did find out about Jamie's deal, only not hearing what Jamie has promised. Even he had heard that part, I think he still wouldn't have pled guilty. He was just fucking angry at everyone at that point. Basically, it seems like he asked for TBC just to spite his father. Sorry if I'm misunderstanding what you're saying here.
  6. I was kinda frustrated with Bran for not Hodoring earlier, like when Meera was about to be raped, but now that you mention it I do see why Bran wouldn't just use him at any time where it would be convenient. I can't imagine being warged is a good feeling.
  7. Getting away from the "who done it?" Speculation, there were two small moments that kinda ripped my heart out this episode 1) Loras gets up and leave during the mini War of the five Kings, apparently upset at the way Renly was being ridiculed. 2) The way Jamie desperately runs towards Joffrey. I can already imagine Cersei getting even more irrationally angry at him, for failing to properly protect the King's life.
  8. In Regards to what will happen to Gendry in his little boat, I was trying to think if there were any other characters last seen in ships, and I thought of Theon's sister. Like others here I don't know Westeros Geography well enough to figure out if it would be possible for them to cross paths, but if they did that could be an interesting pair. Theon's sister is kinda like an older Arya, so there could even be some semi-wish fulfillment for the Gendry/Arya shippers.
  9. Hello, Everybody. I found the old forums only recently, after I heard about it while asking around on internet in search for a place where I'd be free from the threat of book spoilers. I had the Red Wedding spoiled for me last season, and I was at the point where I was just going to go ahead and read the books if I couldn't find a safe haven. So, I was overjoyed to find that forum, and read through most of it at the same time that I was doing my rewatch of the series, and was planning on introducing myself and joining in on the speculation one I was finished going through it all. So, you can imagine my disappointment when I learned the whole site was closing down! Very happy to see a new location for spoiler free speculation has been found, and that I can join in! Again, hi everyone, I hope I fit in here. Having just finished my rewatch, I can confirm we saw Aemon! Had a kinda funy scene with Sam and Gilly, where he needed some convincing Sam didn't father Gilly's baby. Gilly did not help out at old, as she announced she was naming the baby after Sam. Also, I believe we see Pyp as well, he's one of the guys who helps Jon out when he returns to the wall injured. I am very worried about Grenn and Edd, last seen at Craster's. I wonder if the Night's watch betrayers will be dealt with at some point? I also recall from my rewatch the the asswhole who killed Mormont yelling at Sam as he ran off "I'll be killing you one of these night's, little Piggy!" Or something like that. Definitely seems like set up for a future conflict between him and Sam, but I'm guessing not this season, since the wildling army's attack will probably take precedence, but at some point in the future maybe. I could see Gilly at some point being like "Sam, I'm grateful for you saving me and the baby and everything, but I'm a wee bit concerned over what happened to all my Sisters back at Craster's. You don't think you could lead a mission to rescue them as well?" Actually, a bit strange that she apparently didn't give a pigshit about any of them, but I guess just saving the baby was more important to her.
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