her character is still 14, she's still portraying a depiction of a minor. I don't think that if she were to have a sex scene it would count as child porn but the censors would have a shit that would run all the way through China

This. A thousand times.

but none of them seem truly "seduced", the setup was very dry actually, which may be what they were going for with the "take off your pants" command.

it looks like the inside of a covered mall square with those sloped windows

as soon as she came to King's Landing (before that even, with Lady's killing) she's been exposed to nothing but abuse, the logical conclusion is that she's stunted by now. She doesn't react conspicuously because shock doesn't register with her anymore.

yes but Qarth was more or less identified with Babylon already with the hanging gardens, so perhaps that's why they dialed down the similarities with Mesopotamia along Slaver's Bay, to avoid repetition.

don't remind me about Barcelona's dreadful season… bad times mane

Yeah I was struggling with that, I don't really know where to put Stannis in comparison with the rest though, all he did was mow down peasants. Beric did compete in the tourney held back in season 1, according to the book he did quite well, so that's why I added him, he's supposedly more sluggish every time he comes…

that motto sounds like it was thought up by a PR team

he threatened to kill the whole, fully armored Kingsguard with little effort when he got fired

Yeah, Grey Worm is missing, Jorah not so much. He can not die in a fight but save for killing the horselord acolyte of Khal Drogo back in season 1, he hasn't really earned many points.

yeah, it's an honest effort I guess. The lack of credible consequences of Theon's torture does take me out of the show. He still looks fit as fuck, not too damaged etc. I'm not sure how the make up department should have handled that, but he doesn't look damaged enough

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They shake hands, Tyrion admits he sought him out because he was ruthless and it's clear he doesn't hold much expectation from Bronn to risk himself out of anything but riches. They both leave in good terms, Tyrion's upset since he's still screwed of course.

the problem I have with it is that it's just TOO consistent in killing off heroic characters, I get grimdark stories and everything, but there's not much reversal of expectations when you know a character being honorable spells out death sentence as much as a cackling villain would in a different story

oh yeah, forgot about that. Later part was definitely a double

Best scene in the episode. It does highlight how the fantasy characters in GoT aren't superhuman, Bronn's got not enough incentive to fight and that's it. No added explanation needed, Tyrion can respect that. Most relevant characters in a show or book charge in a battle because they act as if they know they have…

first Daario didn't look threatening at all. Second Daario looks too much like an Eric Bana lookalike to take him seriously though

Hasn't she had a bulletproof no nudity clause in her contract since season 2?

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