the wildest shyt lmao. power rankings scrambled for realWe don't listen to irrevelant houses breh. The Lannisters are Virginia Squires status in HOD.
Tywin would have gotten thrown in the dragon pit talking crazy
" i'll hold that"Some people develop great martial skills at a young age for example Mike tyson. I won't expand much on this young man , but his house is renown in the Books for breeding bad ass warriors. Even the women are badasses and the person he took out its an opp from a House that Got beef with them going back thousands of years the opp talked shyt trying to make the young man look bad in front of a princess everybody trying to holla at, and he put his sword to purpouse. And also its westeros breh its custom if anybody challenges you openly specially in a matter of a betrothal you got to square up. For example in the Main series Lil Finger did the same as a lil kid to Brandon Stark ( the Ned stark brother) challenged him for the honor of marrying Catelyn and got sonned bad got cut from his Belly all the way up to his neck and probably didn't get killed cause of catelyn begging brandon not to do it. That Mf was crazy and even goes and challenges the king after his sister gets 'kidnapped".How a lil 11-12 year old kid challange a grown ass man to a duel to the death and nobody tried to stp i
the wildest shyt lmao. power rankings scrambled for real
"A Lannister? Really?
and Vic was just like "aite you know what.... that was a bit much
Can we talk about something other than the throne?
For all its gratuitous nudity, dragons and surprise beheadings, the real X factor for Game of Thrones was the dialogue. Conversations had a way of humanizing characters while dispensing necessary world-building details; they told each other stories that expressed their flaws and virtues, while providing the audience reasons to care if they live or die. Take episode four, season one, when a trembling Samwell Tarly meets Jon Snow at Castle Black. Naturally, they talk about girls. Jon tells Sam that he’s still a virgin because he fears fathering a child out of wedlock, simultaneously unpacking the baggage of being a b*stard and explaining the meaning of Snow. “So you didn’t know where to put it?” Sam says. They laugh, and you believe these people care for each other. You want their friendship to succeed.
Four episodes into House of the Dragon, we’ve sped through nearly as many years, one war, and two Alicent Hightower pregnancies – yet we’ve just started to scratch the surface of our protagonists. Here, laughter is exceedingly rare, and everyone in the realm seems to be of a singular mind. All the highborn talk about is the throne, succession and threats to succession. This makes for extremely dry parties (Would it have killed any of the noblewomen in the hunting tent to crack a joke?) and even drier onscreen chemistry. From Ser Criston’s debut in episode one to his coupling in episode four, he and Rhaenyra have a total of one and half conversations, counting the one cut short by the boar. We learn a bit about his lineage, but does he have a personality? We may never find out.
Lord Corlys, we hardly know thee
HOTD zips through the plot with lightning speed, with little variation in terms of mood or scenery. Imagine the many colorful landscapes, personalities and clever punchlines of Game of Thrones, then compress that into a uniform shade of gray. The efficient storytelling is a feature of the source material, George RR Martin’s Fire & Blood. Written through the eyes of an archmaester at the Citadel, it offers an account of the Targaryen dynasty 300 years after the fact. Consequently, our characters tend to feel like distant historical figures. “The Sea Snake is an over-proud man,” according to the grand maester, but surely there’s more to him, right? Does he have any vices? And who wears the pants in his marriage to Princess Rhaenys?
As in the book, the show’s dialogue serves a perfunctory role, guiding the conflict to swift resolution with the cadence of a conveyor belt. Years-long estrangements are quickly repaired – “I’ve missed you,” Rhaenyra tells Alicent – and offscreen developments are succinctly accounted for. We may not have seen Lord Corlys in a while, but we’re told that he’s marrying his daughter to the Sealord of Braavos. This is a show built around absence – not only of Lord Corlys, but of laughter, texture or depth.
Little Arya out here seeking revenge, becoming a savage - representing her father in these woods - while Jon Snow punk ass in the mountains playing touch butt with his friends.
How a lil 11-12 year old kid challange a grown ass man to a duel to the death and nobody tried to stp i
bormund baratheon tried. not very hard though. his baratheon genes may have overrided him like "hold up, i kinda wanna see this"How a lil 11-12 year old kid challange a grown ass man to a duel to the death and nobody tried to stp i
i'm still anti aryaLittle Arya out here seeking revenge, becoming a savage - representing her father in these woods - while Jon Snow punk ass in the mountains playing touch butt with his friends.
Arya died in that sewer water to me. Hopefully that new J snow series retcons GOT ending in a slick way. IDK like a new great winter has taken over the 6 kingdoms and ravages the north when from a prophetic nightmare wakes Jon Snow letting him know that the great other is inhabiting the body of his brother Brandon stark. Which will bring the dagger back into play
making Joffrey the gawd baratheon story of a tragic Hero who tried to assassinate the great other with the same dagger. 
*puts joint down.
the wildest shyt lmao. power rankings scrambled for real
"A Lannister? Really?
and Vic was just like "aite you know what.... that was a bit much
This reminds me of a video I watched yesterday about the Marvel villain problem in relation to Gorr/Thor.
I think people are underestimating the amount of years this show gonna cover compared to got. The pacing gonna be different and these first 5 eps just setting up back story before the time jump
