People who end their sentences in ellipses should die.

You have to get over this whole "They're doing it for shock value" thing. The books' events are shocking enough, and I'm pretty sure that Dave and Dan, geniuses they are, are not aiming for something as amateurish as shock value. Eli Roth in the Hostel series, yes. Fred Durst in his Limp Bizkit albums, yes.

I always thought she was smarter in the series than in the books. She makes occasionally clever jokes and is very good at insulting and degrading people in the series. Her behaviour in the fourth and fifth book make her look like an absolute moronic strategist and an unwavering, wholly amoral bitch.

Absolutely. Nothing gets me harder than 2000 pages of the Bronte sisters describing the candlelit room's shadows bouncing of a gaunt nobleman's face.

I suppose she is Brienne, you are Jaime saving her, and I'm the bear.

"Because it's a twisted and fucked up scene in the book that perfectly conveys how creepy yet still slightly romantic the Jaime/Cersei relationship is – there was an artistry to the way the scene was written, despite the fact that it's very much a chapter in a book about a mother and father, who are also sister and…

Yes, because "I'm sick of people telling me I should watch GoT because I'm into fantasy fiction", then listing two shitty film series doesn't warrant any kind of rebuttal. I haven't read a ton of horror, but I don't read Hannibal and watch Texas Chainsaw Massacre and then complain online about how in my personal life…

"Wear it in silence"-Robert Baratheon

Harry Potter and LotR DVDs. Yup, you're a true fantasy fan.

" Well, it was. They just changed it to a violent sexual assault because apparently the former wasn't enough for people to get an idea of how messed up this relationship is" is not an opinion. The style in which you choose to write implies that you have evidence to reinforce such a retarded yet dramatic claim. A…

Your knowledge of the inner workings of DB and David's minds provides enough shock value for two premium cable networks.

Shock value, pandering, disloyalty to original subject matter, subjugation, pervasive, bad taste, buzzwords, buzzwords, and buzz expressions.

Because deadlines like the ones writers in shows such as that face are a reality. There are no deadlines for fantasy authors.

I think writing an episode of Two and Half Men, for example, isn't comparable to writing a 1000 page novel with 3 dozen significant characters.