Not even close
Not even close
I hear you but Its extra because his skull is in pieces now. He went out there claiming to fight for tyrion but he really just wanted to use it to serve his own agenda. Look at him now..
3 Youtube channels named -aa podcast-, -philtheissuesguy- and -tony teflon- are my go to spots. Especially tony's rants are hilaroius.What GoT podcasts do y'all listen to? A cast of kings and the Baldmove one are my go to casts but sometimes I be feinding for another perspective.....and neither one put their latest episode up yet
Its not a podcast, but the best thing out by far are the Whattheflick reviews on YTWhat GoT podcasts do y'all listen to? A cast of kings and the Baldmove one are my go to casts but sometimes I be feinding for another perspective.....and neither one put their latest episode up yet
GRRM is a smart dude. He started the the story with Ned for a reason: a character that's easy to like, has that certain every man ethos and is someone that does the "right thing" in the face of adversity (much like the view we like to hold of ourselves). Once you're invested in Ned's character, he's murked. But, you want to see the ramifications and fallout of this treachery; so you stay. You want comeuppance or some kind of resolution. From that point on, everyone that attempts to mete out retribution ends up dead. This goes back to this disillusionment with honor and fascination with chaos and entropy. Okay, got it. Oberyn had a great hero arch. He had a just cause (revenge for his sister). He was someone that loathed the main antagonists and he was cool. He even had a list of people he was going to kill (similar to Arya ). He's killed by the first dude on the list. .
I have no problem with characters being killed, per se. I know we're both True Detective fans; if Rust would've died at the end I wouldn't have had a problem with it. The issue that I have with GRRM is that it seems like in this universe -- decent person =automatic death. This is essentially as static as a world where all decent people live happily and harmoniously. It's just the other end of the spectrum. I also realize that he uses death to advance the story thematically. But, it doesn't always have to be death (primarily to the "good" characters) that advances the character or the story arch. Jamie is a good example of that.
Agree with what you brehs are saying. At this point the "good" guy getting murked has become too predictable. With the amount of W's "good" characters have had this season I knew Oberyn would end up getting that work.
I personally wasn't checking for O-Block. His whole aura was of someone who was going to get that work.I think we as consumers get the moral basis of a character confused with characters we're actually checking for.
What GoT podcasts do y'all listen to? A cast of kings and the Baldmove one are my go to casts but sometimes I be feinding for another perspective.....and neither one put their latest episode up yet
so if Oberyn knew Brazilian jiujitsu would he have survived and blocked that dude from getting to his face? I mean i guess not after that strike that dazed him
and I thought it was brutal to watch Batman get his back broken...holy shyt would Batman even survive in Game of Thrones...
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Totally man. She's got that mischievous sex appeal.Yeah, I wouldn't go that far but there is something devious about her that makes her appealing