[Spoiler] Game of Thrones Season 7: Episode 2 discussion and Episode 3 prediction
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Wow, what an episode this was. A lot of stuff happened in this episode and there were a lot of upheavals from beginning to the end.
- Cersei is planning an alliance with Tarlys. I saw this one is coming. It will be interesting to see which side Randyll Tarly joins (I hoping for him to join Danny's side, but god knows), because he is smart and has a good army.
- That battle sequence in the end though. I wasn't expecting Euron to go solo all Dornish sisters. That guy is ****ing insane. Now, he returns to King's Landing with Greyjoy queen and Dornish queen. Damn, this is going to be one heck of a gift for Cersei.
- I liked the dialogue exchange between Jon Snow and Littlefinger and the way Jon figured out within seconds that Littlefinger is trying to put him in a trap and attacked him. Jon is been through a lot, but I think he has finally learned his lesson of who to trust and who not to?
- Damn you are a genius, Tyrion. That battle plan made sense in so many ways. Using Danny's army to attack Casterly rock, because it is the least guarded place right now when Jaime will be busy defending King's landing is a really great idea.
Overall, great episode. 5/5
- Cersei is planning an alliance with Tarlys. I saw this one is coming. It will be interesting to see which side Randyll Tarly joins (I hoping for him to join Danny's side, but god knows), because he is smart and has a good army.
- That battle sequence in the end though. I wasn't expecting Euron to go solo all Dornish sisters. That guy is ****ing insane. Now, he returns to King's Landing with Greyjoy queen and Dornish queen. Damn, this is going to be one heck of a gift for Cersei.
- I liked the dialogue exchange between Jon Snow and Littlefinger and the way Jon figured out within seconds that Littlefinger is trying to put him in a trap and attacked him. Jon is been through a lot, but I think he has finally learned his lesson of who to trust and who not to?
- Damn you are a genius, Tyrion. That battle plan made sense in so many ways. Using Danny's army to attack Casterly rock, because it is the least guarded place right now when Jaime will be busy defending King's landing is a really great idea.
Overall, great episode. 5/5
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How Theon gon' dip like that?
Seein' Missandei in action. okay okay.
But then the Sam and Jorah scene, I was like
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Seein' Missandei in action. okay okay.
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But then the Sam and Jorah scene, I was like
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I cringed at Euron though. As a villain, he's kinda unconvincing somehow. And I'm still salty he broke up the gay action that was about to get started. Someone kill him
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The Jorah and pie scene was disgusting. Had to get that out of the way. Also, really glad they didn't show GW's mutilation.
Overall the episode was pretty good, parts felt rushed while others felt stretched (e.g. the battle scene was too quick, could have have stretched that a bit).
I give it a solid 3.8 out of 5.
Overall the episode was pretty good, parts felt rushed while others felt stretched (e.g. the battle scene was too quick, could have have stretched that a bit).
I give it a solid 3.8 out of 5.
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Reek is so ****ing annoying. like his sister built him up after he was tortured, sure it was a hopeless scenario but...i wouldnt be able to live with myself after what he did, that was pretty lowdown
Sansa is also slightly annoying me, she is always undermining everything Jon says like damn. everytime he has a suggestion she has to complain about it. shes clearly an idiot thinking Jon shouldnt go down and meet Daenerys when the castle is built of the material they need, like how dumb can you be girl? then she wants to get rid of castles instead of making allies, she needs to shut the hell up a lot of the time
i didnt really get the Arya part with the wolf. im guessing that was her wolf but she was foolish to think it would go with her when its a leader of a pack but she is incredibly lucky throughout the series, especially to run into the one wolf you had out of all the wild wolves in the woods, luck. but overall decent episode, ive seen better but not bad
Sansa is also slightly annoying me, she is always undermining everything Jon says like damn. everytime he has a suggestion she has to complain about it. shes clearly an idiot thinking Jon shouldnt go down and meet Daenerys when the castle is built of the material they need, like how dumb can you be girl? then she wants to get rid of castles instead of making allies, she needs to shut the hell up a lot of the time
i didnt really get the Arya part with the wolf. im guessing that was her wolf but she was foolish to think it would go with her when its a leader of a pack but she is incredibly lucky throughout the series, especially to run into the one wolf you had out of all the wild wolves in the woods, luck. but overall decent episode, ive seen better but not bad
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I thought the wolf scene was maybe signifying that Arya changed in an important way, maybe she's turned dark? I mean she did slaughter the entire Frey house gruesomely, though Walder deserved that shit lol
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legit just did in the following paragraph
ofc this is speculation feel free to disagree
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oh, i thought maybe you saw some deeper symbolism, i dont see how the wolf would think killing was dark, they were about to kill her before it realized. also wolves usually are super savage and it didnt want to follow her..
but guess not, oh well
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I mean, maybe I'm reading too much into it. Could be Nymeria's just salty that Arya threw rocks at her and made her run away lol
