shrikehyperion--disqus
Shrike Hyperion
shrikehyperion--disqus

If you think Cersei has a thought in her head for anyone other than Cersei, you really haven't been paying attention.

What was Jaime's last dick move? I can only count two of them, both long ago.

Was that rape?

As opposed to roasting in other garments.

You don't come here often, amirite?

Correct. Bronn has spent the whole show doing brave things for selfish reasons.

Bran's far too tactful to do something like that…

That food has been looted from the Reach (cue famine through the winter) and was marked for Cersei's army. Eggs and omelettes.

Jaime hasn't forgotten those empty pages following his name in the White Book.

It was a practice imported from Essos which the Targeryens were only able to force upon Westeros thanks to their power (ie, dragon) monopoly.

Yes, in that ep the COF fessed up to creating the WW as an MOD against men who were making war on them. By book cannon this would have been the First Men.

The fact that they went murderously mad with monotonous regularity didn't tend to sell the practice very well though.

"Was anyone watching that final scene rooting strongly for one side to wipe out the other?" That's a mark of genius in this genre, right? Humanizing both sides.

This reviewer has been getting a beer for seven fucking years now.

It was dialogued that the cash was safe in the city pre-battle.

Lord Baelish would care to differ on that.

He's besotted.

The Wars of the Roses were pretty fucking tame really (compared to, say, the French Wars of Religion, or the War of the Five Kings). Had England not gone on to colonize so much of the world, the Wars of the Roses would barely merit a footnote. They weren't so much wars as a handful of battles spaced over three

I'm guessing not a lot or he would be on The List.

That would be an interesting conversation (in addition to Tyrion's and Jamie's), afterall, the king in Kingslayer was Dany's dad.