Official Game of Thrones Season 5 Thread (No books/leaks spoilers; spoiler tags not allowed)

[Black White Sox Hat]

Safe to say GoT took it's first L this past weekend

 

[R.E.N. Spells Ren]

And this is why I'm glad none of you nikkas write this show. At no point in time has Sansa shown a taste for blood and that would've been so out of character and made absolutely no sense at all. Ramsey is levels above Joffrey when it comes to this sick shyt. To expect Sansa to be able to match wits with him from the jump is outlandish. Even LF couldn't prepare her for that. The old Sansa would have been shook of Myranda and would not have talked to her like that, the old Sansa would have let Reek take her arm and escort her to the Godswood. So we can see she has grown but no way in hell is she ready for the nightmare that is Ramsey Bolton

Great point.

 

[detroitwalt]

Safe to say GoT took it's first L this past weekend

I don't get why people are saying this ep was terrible. The Sand Snakes were indeed terrible but everything else was cool with me.
Arya advancing in the game of lies and ready to become someone else. And finding out she got a little bit of love for the Hound

the convo between Cersei and LF and finding out the next rung on the ladder LF is reaching for

Queen of Thorns coming back

the scene with Tyrion and Jorah before the slavers arrived. Adebisi and his line "the dwarf lives until we find a cock merchant"

Cersei setting Margery up for that fall

Sansa not cowering to subliminal threat Myranda was trying to send her and telling Theon she don't care what Ramsey does to him(although I'm willing to bet she does now lol)

The good far outweighed the bad for me in this ep.

 

[daze23]

Expect a rookie to play mind games with a nikka that shows up to fight looking like this

nikka look like he was flaying himself before he got word shyt was going down

it worked on this guy

 

[BreezyH]

can't even feel that bad for Sansa, she walked knowing she was getting married and that V-card was getting taken. She just aint expect the HoH approach


Brienne the worst bodyguard of alltime


starkset outchea taking L's left and right, no wonder Jon decided to keep the black chinchilla on

 

[3rdLetter]

They just had some chicks on cnn bytching about the Sansa/Ramsay scene

 

[Un-AmericanDreamer]

Theon, I forgive you.

 

[Roman Brady]

I was trolling I don't give two fukks about that rape shyt tho when my nikka ramsey tore that dress I was literally like

Sansa looks like she got that wet wet

y'all sounding pedoish you can tell just from her back she has no body

 

[Clapsteel O'Neal]

y'all sounding pedoish you can tell just from her back she has no body

The broad is 19 the fucc is niccas like you talking about? there's skinny bishes everywhere on the planet

 

[((ReFleXioN)) EteRNaL]

tyrion with the "GUESS again" had to be one the funniest moments in the series though. he said that shyt so confidently even the pirate dude was like

 

[Roman Brady]

The broad is 19 the fucc is niccas like you talking about? there's skinny bishes everywhere on the planet

A 19yo you watched as a girl that still has no t*ts or ass and you are noahing at the thought of seeing her naked saying she looks like she has that wet wet? Scust

 

[Arishok]

So is LF planning on making Stannis and the Boltons fight it out and then clean up whoever wins with his army and (possibly) marry Sansa?

Also I know for a fact Olenna is going to get Cersei thrown in jail for hunching her own brother. bytch can't even see she set herself up for failure

 

[Sonny Corinthos]

So is LF planning on making Stannis and the Boltons fight it out and then clean up whoever wins with his army and (possibly) marry Sansa?

Also I know for a fact Olenna is going to get Cersei thrown in jail for hunching her own brother. bytch can't even see she set herself up for failure

Gonna be glorious too Cersei is trying and thinking way to hard for a woman with no backing, a young King and a one armed brother lover half way across the world.

 

[KingMalik]

I'm starting to rethink my opinion on Theon. He killed the miller's boys (which was wrong) but he was put in a fukked situation to begin with. Look at it from the Greyjoys perspective. They wanted to rule their own kingdom and rebelled because of it. The Baratheons and the Starks beat them down, killed the two oldest sons of Balon and took the third son Theon as hostage. Why should Theon owe the Starks loyalty? Remember regardless of how much the kids got along with him, he was a fukking hostage. He couldn't leave. And Ned purposely didn't talk to him like that or make him think they were close because he knew he might have to slice off his head one day if Theon's father started acting crazy again It's hypocritical to act like that's okay but, get mad at the Lannisters, Freys and Boltons for doing the Starks dirty. What's the difference? Greyjoys rebelled and wanted independence. Robb and the Starks rebelled and wanted independence. The Starks killed the Greyjoys because they were loyal to King Robert. The Freys and Boltons killed the Starks because they wanted to curry favor with the current Lannister King. Theon's brothers got murdered by Starks. Robb got murdered by Freys, Boltons and Lannisters. It's the same shyt except one is made to look tragic while the other one is dismissed....like whatever When Arya grows up, you really think she's gonna be cool with people who murdered her family? As violent as she is now, do you think Lannister, Frey or Bolton kids/women would ever be safe around her? Okay. How is that different than what Theon did? Sansa is living with the Boltons, people that murdered her brother and mother. Forced to be a prisoner in Winterfell with Ramsey. How is that different than the Starks murdering Theon's brothers and taking him away from his family and making him a hostage What because Theon was treated a little nicer does that make them killing his brothers okay Especially when 10 years later The Starks rebel after just telling the Greyjoys they couldn't Tyrion treated Sansa nicer when they was married, didn't touch her, was a gentleman, does that make it okay that the Lannisters killed Robb......so why is it okay for the Starks and Theon?

 

[Sonny Corinthos]

I'm starting to rethink my opinion on Theon. He killed the miller's boys (which was wrong) but he was put in a fukked situation to begin with. Look at it from the Greyjoys perspective. They wanted to rule their own kingdom and rebelled because of it. The Baratheons and the Starks beat them down, killed the two oldest sons of Balon and took the third son Theon as hostage. Why should Theon owe the Starks loyalty? Remember regardless of how much the kids got along with him, he was a fukking hostage. He couldn't leave. And Ned purposely didn't talk to him like that or make him think they were close because he knew he might have to slice off his head one day if Theon's father started acting crazy again It's hypocritical to act like that's okay but, get mad at the Lannisters, Freys and Boltons for doing the Starks dirty. What's the difference? Greyjoys rebelled and wanted independence. Robb and the Starks rebelled and wanted independence. The Starks killed the Greyjoys because they were loyal to King Robert. The Freys and Boltons killed the Starks because they wanted to curry favor with the current Lannister King. Theon's brothers got murdered by Starks. Robb got murdered by Freys, Boltons and Lannisters. It's the same shyt except one is made to look tragic while the other one is dismissed....like whatever When Arya grows up, you really think she's gonna be cool with people who murdered her family? As violent as she is now, do you think Lannister, Frey or Bolton kids/women would ever be safe around her? Okay. How is that different than what Theon did? Sansa is living with the Boltons, people that murdered her brother and mother. Forced to be a prisoner in Winterfell with Ramsey. How is that different than the Starks murdering Theon's brothers and taking him away from his family and making him a hostage What because Theon was treated a little nicer does that make them killing his brothers okay Especially when 10 years The Starks rebel after just telling the Greyjoys they couldn't Tyrion treated Sansa nicer when they was married, didn't touch her, was a gentleman, does that make it okay that the Lannisters killed Robb......so why is it okay for the Starks and Theon?

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nikka really got me feeling bad for Reek now