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The imps cleaning house, and he knows how to work little finger too.

The last 10mins were great, im a sucker for a last stand. Great episode. Liked what they did with theon by candle light.

Zeratul wrote:we'd almost be tempted to picking up the books again while we wait...

Been there...doing that...

hmm... could probably say the same... should've added an "again" somewhere...
We've read through most of book 1 and 2 again in the past few months... Bu then we derailed on to other books...

The Imp can be quite tricky indeed. He might not be very tall, but his mind is several times more useful than Cersei's. She is ruled far too much by her impulses.

one thing they've done well here is that they've made sure to actually have lots of different types of armor, not just one basic design.

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Sorcery has returned then I take it?

Noobert wrote:What.
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Sorcery has returned then I take it?

indeed

but again.. dire wolf ftw

To what part are you referring?

There were many forms of sorcery, most of them related to the existence of dragons in some form, others to the various religions. Wildfire, for example, was known to be more potent if dragons were alive. (somewhat related to napalm & greek fire, though with an unique twist to it)



anyways, we rather liked how they portrayed harrenhal. They gave it a rather nice and ominous look.

A heated bucket with a rat in it is a very effective form of torture... the rat really doesn't like being inside it, so it tries to get out. Since the bucket typically is metal, the rat cant get through that. Only area left is to dig through the flesh of the victim's belly. Apparently victims don't particularly enjoy that...

Zeratul wrote:To what part are you referring?

There were many forms of sorcery, most of them related to the existence of dragons in some form, others to the various religions. Wildfire, for example, was known to be more potent if dragons were alive. (somewhat related to napalm & greek fire, though with an unique twist to it)



anyways, we rather liked how they portrayed harrenhal. They gave it a rather nice and ominous look.

A heated bucket with a rat in it is a very effective form of torture... the rat really doesn't like being inside it, so it tries to get out. Since the bucket typically is metal, the rat cant get through that. Only area left is to dig through the flesh of the victim's belly. Apparently victims don't particularly enjoy that...

I couldn't help remember 2 Fast 2 Furious.. which made the rat thing slightly less cool lol.

[spoiler]Mainly the whole "baby" that the fire priestess gives birth to was freakin crazy![/spoiler]

True. They pulled that one off nicely. Freakish but nicely pulled off. The fact that the series is not inhibited by the usual pathological fear of nudity helps them pull such stunts off...

now i se dragons vs black smoke and north dead mans its gona be myth in season 3

not going to reveal anything of that...

if you wish to find out, read the books...

Zeratul wrote:not going to reveal anything of that...

if you wish to find out, read the books...

nah ill ask Curley (Lost) if the black smoke has escaped

I really.. really like the character that is paying the "debt" Arya created.. The Red God demands blood

otherwise seemed like a setup episode and not too much going on

Jaqen. Servant of the many faced God (aka Death) also known as a faceless man. He's fairly important. XD

Good episode.

Semper wrote:Jaqen. Servant of the many faced God (aka Death) also known as a faceless man. He's fairly important. XD

Good episode.

Only fairly. Not like he influences Arya in any way, whatsoever..
I feel for Ser Jorah.


And -never forget- curse that Imp. All good plans laid to waste..

Jaqen is a nice fellow indeed... Even if he hardly influences arya at all for the later stories... would've been interesting if he'd actually influenced her, right?

Assassins are always interesting creatures... particularly if they do it religiously...