Re: Game of Thrones (S6E10) -- "The Winds of Winter" -- 6/26/16
Why did the High Sparrow prevent everyone from leaving anyway?
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Re: Game of Thrones (S6E10) -- "The Winds of Winter" -- 6/26/16
Because he wasn't done with his trial.
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Re: Game of Thrones (S6E10) -- "The Winds of Winter" -- 6/26/16
And he was too stupid to realize something bad was going to happen.
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Re: Game of Thrones (S6E10) -- "The Winds of Winter" -- 6/26/16
The art of red herrings, guys. Sometimes what you guys think is a thing isn't a thing. That's the point.
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Re: Game of Thrones (S6E10) -- "The Winds of Winter" -- 6/26/16
Originally Posted by Osiris3657
(Post 12837266)
Seems to be? They are for sure.
Spoiler:
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Re: Game of Thrones (S6E10) -- "The Winds of Winter" -- 6/26/16
Originally Posted by dhmac
(Post 12837278)
The Targaryens also never conquered Dorne. Aegon the Conqueror tried but failed to subdue Dorne. It wasn't until more than a century later that Dorne was united with the other 6 kingdoms of Westeros via royal marriage instead of being conquered.
The motto of House Martell of "Unbowed, Unbent, Unbroken" reflects the fact that Dorne never bent the knee due to be conquered. |
Re: Game of Thrones (S6E10) -- "The Winds of Winter" -- 6/26/16
Skimming a few reddit threads and someone made a good point. One of the people who knows that Littlefinger sold Ned Stark out is still alive and heading north...The Hound.
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Re: Game of Thrones (S6E10) -- "The Winds of Winter" -- 6/26/16
Originally Posted by dhmac
(Post 12837278)
The Targaryens also never conquered Dorne. Aegon the Conqueror tried but failed to subdue Dorne. It wasn't until more than a century later that Dorne was united with the other 6 kingdoms of Westeros via royal marriage instead of being conquered.
The motto of House Martell of "Unbowed, Unbent, Unbroken" reflects the fact that Dorne never bent the knee due to be conquered. |
Re: Game of Thrones (S6E10) -- "The Winds of Winter" -- 6/26/16
Originally Posted by davidh777
(Post 12837630)
This tidbit about Dorne was more interesting than everything that's happened in Dorne on the show.
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Re: Game of Thrones (S6E10) -- "The Winds of Winter" -- 6/26/16
Originally Posted by HN
(Post 12837678)
i can mostly agree with this with the exception of the am-i-not-the-most-beautiful-woman-in-the-world jail cell scene
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Re: Game of Thrones (S6E10) -- "The Winds of Winter" -- 6/26/16
Where is the internet outrage over Septa Unella likely getting raped multiple times by the Mountain? People were up in arms over the rapes of Sansa and Cersei previously. I guess it's OK because either it's not being portrayed on screen or because people dislike that character making it OK.
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Re: Game of Thrones (S6E10) -- "The Winds of Winter" -- 6/26/16
Originally Posted by windom
(Post 12837702)
Where is the internet outrage over Septa Unella likely getting raped multiple times by the Mountain? People were up in arms over the rapes of Sansa and Cersei previously. I guess it's OK because either it's not being portrayed on screen or because people dislike that character making it OK.
And yes, it is indeed "OK" when an awful person gets what is coming to them, and it serves the dual purpose of highlighting to/reminding the viewer what an awful, vindictive person Cersei is as well. Comparing this to Sansa is simply apples and oranges. |
Re: Game of Thrones (S6E10) -- "The Winds of Winter" -- 6/26/16
Originally Posted by fujishig
(Post 12837560)
Why did the High Sparrow prevent everyone from leaving anyway?
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Re: Game of Thrones (S6E10) -- "The Winds of Winter" -- 6/26/16
Originally Posted by fujishig
(Post 12837560)
Why did the High Sparrow prevent everyone from leaving anyway?
Overconfidence. |
Re: Game of Thrones (S6E10) -- "The Winds of Winter" -- 6/26/16
Originally Posted by windom
(Post 12837702)
Where is the internet outrage over Septa Unella likely getting raped multiple times by the Mountain? People were up in arms over the rapes of Sansa and Cersei previously. I guess it's OK because either it's not being portrayed on screen or because people dislike that character making it OK.
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Re: Game of Thrones (S6E10) -- "The Winds of Winter" -- 6/26/16
Do you guys and gals sometimes wish that we would get a countryman/everyman perspective sometimes on how things are going in their respective lands? We always see things from people in charge/wannabes in charge and have no idea how it affects those they rule.
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Re: Game of Thrones (S6E10) -- "The Winds of Winter" -- 6/26/16
Originally Posted by Aphex Twin
(Post 12837736)
Do you guys and gals sometimes wish that we would get a countryman/everyman perspective sometimes on how things are going in their respective lands? We always see things from people in charge/wannabes in charge and have no idea how it affects those they rule.
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Re: Game of Thrones (S6E10) -- "The Winds of Winter" -- 6/26/16
Originally Posted by Aphex Twin
(Post 12837736)
Do you guys and gals sometimes wish that we would get a countryman/everyman perspective sometimes on how things are going in their respective lands? We always see things from people in charge/wannabes in charge and have no idea how it affects those they rule.
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Re: Game of Thrones (S6E10) -- "The Winds of Winter" -- 6/26/16
Originally Posted by windom
(Post 12837702)
Where is the internet outrage over Septa Unella likely getting raped multiple times by the Mountain? People were up in arms over the rapes of Sansa and Cersei previously. I guess it's OK because either it's not being portrayed on screen or because people dislike that character making it OK.
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Re: Game of Thrones (S6E10) -- "The Winds of Winter" -- 6/26/16
Originally Posted by Aphex Twin
(Post 12837736)
Do you guys and gals sometimes wish that we would get a countryman/everyman perspective sometimes on how things are going in their respective lands? We always see things from people in charge/wannabes in charge and have no idea how it affects those they rule.
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Re: Game of Thrones (S6E10) -- "The Winds of Winter" -- 6/26/16
Originally Posted by Jason
(Post 12837749)
I didn't get the impression she was being raped. I thought Sir Frankenstein was simply torturing her.
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Re: Game of Thrones (S6E10) -- "The Winds of Winter" -- 6/26/16
Originally Posted by TGM
(Post 12837754)
I totally got the vibe that she was going to be raped numerous times by the Mountain.
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Re: Game of Thrones (S6E10) -- "The Winds of Winter" -- 6/26/16
If you recall, the Mountain likes to do the raping so I think that's what he'll be doing to her, which is obviously a form of torture in itself. Or maybe the zombie Mountain isn't into that stuff anymore...
Regarding Sam's story, my prediction is that somehow Gilly will be the one that somehow discovers a way to the defeat the white walkers. Maybe she sneaks into the library and comes across the book that Sam needs or something that points him in the right direction. |
Re: Game of Thrones (S6E10) -- "The Winds of Winter" -- 6/26/16
Originally Posted by Thrush
(Post 12837779)
Especially when he started taking off his armor, which he seemingly never removes.
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Re: Game of Thrones (S6E10) -- "The Winds of Winter" -- 6/26/16
Originally Posted by Jason
(Post 12837749)
I didn't get the impression she was being raped. I thought Sir Frankenstein was simply torturing her.
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