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I finally finished the season finale of Season 6 of Game of Thrones.
And all I can say of it is one word: Powerful.
ALL HAIL THE KING IN THE NORTH!
Actually, the two characters I like the most in the series are Tyrion and Jaime. Snow is in my eyes not even a proper character
I just noticed that I can't even talk about the show without literally putting 90% of things in spoilerboxes.
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16:02:42 Plakkis| You're beyond help sorry
"When you're hungry, eat potato, not ass" t. Jonne 2023
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I'm still not taking any chances with it, though. It takes me 1 second to put it in a spoilerbox, but it can potentially save someone a gigantic spoiler.
The best acting in the show, by FAR, goes to Ramsay. If half the planet hates your living guts, you know you succeeded as an actor in that role.
Who's up for some pork sausage? :V
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I'm still not taking any chances with it, though. It takes me 1 second to put it in a spoilerbox, but it can potentially save someone a gigantic spoiler.
The best acting in the show, by FAR, goes to Ramsay. If half the planet hates your living guts, you know you succeeded as an actor in that role.
Who's up for some pork sausage? :V
Jack Gleeson and David Bradley's acting is also pretty terrific as antagonists Joffrey and Walder Frey
Season 6 was hit and miss. I don't like the idea of resurrecting people because it eliminates the suspense of death. The antagonists are also weakened to laughable levels to make way for the main protagonists(Best example: khals fought countless wars and acted like children in elementary school when they confronted Daenerys). But we got a tear-jerking sequence of "the door", one hell of an awesome battle in the penultimate episode, and great closure in the last episode.
Last edited by Ambivalence (2016-06-28 07:47:45)
Don't use “thought” verbs too much: thinks, understands, loves, hates, and a hundred others. Instead of characters knowing, present the details that allow the reader to know them. Instead of a character wanting something, describe the thing so that the reader wants it. Only specific sensory detail: smell, taste, and sound.
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like you could hint at at least what season or book you're spoiling, even though I'm not going to look at those anyway yet since I already spoiled at least three major things from the last episode for myself on accident and I'm not taking any fucking chances right now
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Jack Gleeson and Iwan Rheon.
BEST FUCKING ACTORS. still shaken up about that season finale though. It didn't leave me with much a cliffhanger but more so a mix of emotions. I'm just trying to keep my head clear about King's Landing.
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Meh, GoT failed to impress me in the first 3 eps and the only thing that would make people stay are the cliché cliffhanger endings each episode.
I ain't falling for that trick.
The original and not that king of thieves Aurelianus/Gilgamesh.
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Meh, GoT failed to impress me in the first 3 eps and the only thing that would make people stay are the cliché cliffhanger endings each episode.
I ain't falling for that trick.
the first season wasn't too bad but the majority of 2-4 was quite a bore, which is why I haven't really seen them besides the big important events
5 was alright, and 6 as far as I have seen has been fantastic
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Meh, GoT failed to impress me in the first 3 eps and the only thing that would make people stay are the cliché cliffhanger endings each episode.
I ain't falling for that trick.
That's because the first season wasn't that good, give it another try and watch more.
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honestly my desire to watch GoT is almost nonexistent. I know too many people who watch it and blob about it nonstop and it's like, 24/7 spoilers. they all gon die anyway ')))))))
16:02:42 Plakkis| You're beyond help sorry
"When you're hungry, eat potato, not ass" t. Jonne 2023
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I fucking hated that guy more than ANY other character in the series. Yes, I have more sympathy for Ramsay and the imbecile Joffrey than I have for him. The shit he almost got away with was so frustrating, abusing that poor boy to gain power and control over King's Landing.
Speaking of abusing the boy, I kinda disliked Tommen as well. Joffrey was reckless but decisive, while Tommen is downright spineless and I would lie if I said that I didn't giggle under my breath when he threw himself off the window.
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I'll be completely honest and say that the most boring arc overall in the entire season was hands down the High Sparrow arc.
You spelled Dorne wrong.
Meh, GoT failed to impress me in the first 3 eps and the only thing that would make people stay are the cliché cliffhanger endings each episode.
I ain't falling for that trick.
The pacing in the books is much faster if you don't like TV. If you are that desperate you can also just read the plot synopsis of the first and second book, and just jump to the third book(A Storm of Swords), which is the best book.
Or you can read the IMDB episode ratings for each episode and watch the episodes with a rating above 9.4. Fill in the rest of the plot by reading the episode synopsis in Wikipedia because that's what I do:
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0944947/eprate
Which are:
S01: E09, E10
S02: E09, E10
S03: E04, E09
S04: E02, E06, E08, E09, E10
S05: E08, E09
S06: E02, E05, E09, E10
Last edited by Ambivalence (2016-06-28 14:05:21)
Don't use “thought” verbs too much: thinks, understands, loves, hates, and a hundred others. Instead of characters knowing, present the details that allow the reader to know them. Instead of a character wanting something, describe the thing so that the reader wants it. Only specific sensory detail: smell, taste, and sound.
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Aurelianus Augustus wrote:I'll be completely honest and say that the most boring arc overall in the entire season was hands down the High Sparrow arc.
You spelled Dorne wrong.
Aurani wrote:Meh, GoT failed to impress me in the first 3 eps and the only thing that would make people stay are the cliché cliffhanger endings each episode.
I ain't falling for that trick.The pacing in the books is much faster if you don't like TV. If you are that desperate you can also just read the plot synopsis of the first and second book, and just jump to the third book(A Storm of Swords), which is the best book.
Or you can read the IMDB episode ratings for each episode and watch the episodes with a rating above 9.4. Fill in the rest of the plot by reading the episode synopsis in Wikipedia because that's what I do:
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0944947/eprate
Which are:
S01: E09, E10
S02: E09, E10
S03: E04, E09
S04: E02, E06, E08, E09, E10
S05: E08, E09
S06: E02, E05, E09, E10
I don't think Dorne can even be considered a plot in the TV shows, and shut your liar mouth AGoT was the best one and it only got more boring from there
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