DOTHRAKI IN TROUBLE! - Game of Thrones 2x2-1
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Things are really going downhill for the Dothraki. I'm wondering if, at some point, the dragons turn things around for them!
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Comments
Regarding Cersei scolding Jaime about throwing Bran out the window, I think she angrier that he did it without considering the consequences or consulting her first (Jaime is a very "act first, think later" type of person, just like he attacked Ned the moment he heard Tyrion was captured), rather than worrying about a child's life.
J Johnson
2024-12-09 16:12:02 +0000 UTCMy comments are long winded; I'm a HUGE GOT nerd. :P The Goldcloaks being outside of King's Landing is like a PD operating outside of its jurisdiction. Plus recruits of the Night's Watch are supposed to be given complete immunity aside from any judgments made by The Night's Watch itself. Of course, Joffrey does not care. He is a King who abides by the "Rules for thee, but not for me." I also fucking love Yoren. Dude is such a badass. I knew it would happen, but I am still giddy that you like Tyrion so much XD I also love that Tyrion was a skeptic of what The Night's Watch's purpose was, but he took the time to get to know Mormont and as he once said he is a good judge of character. He is no longer the skeptic; he believes Mormont is speaking truths. It's also telling that a direwolf aka Ghost listens to Sam. Ghost is also a good judge of character. The rider that died was also the one who lassoed Dany's brother, Viserys, when he got mad at her for stopping the Dothraki's horses and told him to walk for his disrespect to Dany back in S1. He also stood by her, despite his Khal dying. He and Jorah also bonded over discussing Jorah's sword battles. I could also tell that Jorah was deeply saddened by his death. That peeping Tom scene always gets me. XD "Creampie for desert" NOOOOOOO XD Ros is also such a sweet person. I sympathize, as any mostly sane person would with her distraughtness. Baelish was also clearly not sympathetic to her; he was angry that his establishment got ransacked and that threat to Ros was such a disgusting thing to do. I fucking hate that I cannot help but like Baelish to an extent; I attribute it more to the actor than the character though. In the books it was Cersei who ordered the murder of Robert's bastards, but in the show it was Joffrey. IMHO it makes more sense for it to be Joffrey since Cersei does not condone the murder of children; she even scolded Jaime for what he did to Bran. Tyrion was such a savage. He was pissed off at Janos for both betraying Ned and the murder of so many children, likewise he was trying to avoid any potential betrayals and having Bronn as the City watch Commander boosts his position. Janos was so sociopathic too; he spoke so matter of factly about what he did.
DevilJynx
2024-12-09 14:15:47 +0000 UTC
