Yeah, Ned definitely heard him. He turned around, but at that point Ned wasn't used to be called Father (Robb was only just born)
The three eyed Raven didn't want him to interfere with the past, like Doc Brown in BTTF so he just dismissed the notion and said Ned just heard the wind (lame)
Yeah, Ned definitely heard him. He turned around, but at that point Ned wasn't used to be called Father (Robb was only just born)
The three eyed Raven didn't want him to interfere with the past, like Doc Brown in BTTF so he just dismissed the notion and said Ned just heard the wind (lame)
Also as much as I hated Ollie, seeing him hanging there was sickening.
f**k yeah it was.Sickeningly satisfying?.
are varys 'little birdies' now turned to cersei's side now? at least the Kings landing ones?
and a massive hint that there will be a massive trial by combat later this season. hmm. alot was happening in that scene with Qyburn, Cersei, Jaime and the mountain.
That scene with the little birdies was awkward....... Felt like it was watching a pedo work his twisted magic on the kids. I know that was probably not the intent but it felt like it as a non-book reader.
The scene with Tyrion and wine was pretty awkward and not needed.
I actually think it would have been incredible if they had taken the GOT universe and expanded it out into multiple series based around each primary character, with special event episodes a few times per year where they combine. Essentially a Marvel Avengers style set up but for television. That way we could actually spend some quality time with each character and also cut down the primary series to only the important shit, instead of having 7 episodes of setting up stories for a couple eps of payoff.
At the very least I'd love for them to have the balls to devote an entire episode to each character, instead of evenly distributing every Ep equally amongst all the plots going on
The show will finish up and go away for a few years and then someone is going to need to fill time on TV and given no one has any new ideas anymore, there is no doubt someone is going to say "hey, why dont we just flesh out the GoT's, and tell another story around that universe?" and everyone will just shrug their shoulders and say "yeah, why not"
That scene with the little birdies was awkward....... Felt like it was watching a pedo work his twisted magic on the kids. I know that was probably not the intent but it felt like it as a non-book reader.
The scene with Tyrion and wine was pretty awkward and not needed.
Thats definitely a show creation. Vary slightly little birds are definitely still loyal to him in the books