GOT latest episode

[Adali]

what a bloodbath, i am still in shock, wtf !

[Kafkaesque]

Well, it didn't disappoint.

[GeoSeven]

I regret reading the books beforehand sometimes. I know everything that's gonna happen already and that takes away a huge chunk of the fun ^^(*@#**(*#*

[hydrogen]

I'm still in shock. The credits are rolling as I type this.

[SANDIEGUY]

It's back??!!
Someone give me an online link pls!

[Adali]

Rob deserved it, he married that girl and broke his promise to the man holding the Key to the south, who the hell does Rob think he is ? disrespecting the man who would make him King, to be honest the disrespect is not so bad, I can live with it,I don't like oath breakers, they must die !

the scene was set, the music everything was perfect, but the vengeance of the old man would have been sweeter so much sweeter if he let Rob live to see his forces, mother, wife and unborn son destroyed infront of his very own eyes, I lost all respect for Rob when he turned his back on his banner men and killed Lord of noble House karstark. At that moment I realized he was just a stupid little boy lacking in strategy, it would have been nice to see Rob escape barely living with some of his forces, then to be savagely murdered by them as they turn their back on him.

what an episode though, his mother begging for his life, that was epic.

[hydrogen]

@Adali

The build up to the moment of devastation was perfect, catelyn's anxiety was well interpeted however in the books she rips her own face off because she thinks all her children are now dead (she thinks theon killed the twins and her daugthers have died in King's Landing) but I like how she killed Lord Frey's wife in action. Read this:

To the author-

How early in the process of writing the book series did you know you were gonna kill off Robb and Catelyn?

GEORGE R.R. MARTIN: I knew it almost from the beginning. Not the first day, but very soon. I’ve said in many interviews that I like my fiction to be unpredictable. I like there to be considerable suspense. I killed Ned in the first book and it shocked a lot of people. I killed Ned because everybody thinks he’s the hero and that, sure, he’s going to get into trouble, but then he’ll somehow get out of it. The next predictable thing is to think his eldest son is going to rise up and avenge his father. And everybody is going to expect that. So immediately [killing Robb] became the next thing I had to do.

[GeoSeven]

The ma loves killing characters thats for sure lol

[Twist]

I still can't believe how shit hit the fan & took a quick and unexpected turn.

[hydrogen]

The show will get so much better, the north's new king will surprise you.

[QaaliDumar]

That good huh?

Guess it's about time I start watching GOT.

[MujahidAishah]

Is GOT that good

Might start watching it

[Adali]

@Adali

The build up to the moment of devastation was perfect, catelyn's anxiety was well interpeted however in the books she rips her own face off because she thinks all her children are now dead (she thinks theon killed the twins and her daugthers have died in King's Landing) but I like how she killed Lord Frey's wife in action. Read this:

To the author-

How early in the process of writing the book series did you know you were gonna kill off Robb and Catelyn?

GEORGE R.R. MARTIN: I knew it almost from the beginning. Not the first day, but very soon. I’ve said in many interviews that I like my fiction to be unpredictable. I like there to be considerable suspense. I killed Ned in the first book and it shocked a lot of people. I killed Ned because everybody thinks he’s the hero and that, sure, he’s going to get into trouble, but then he’ll somehow get out of it. The next predictable thing is to think his eldest son is going to rise up and avenge his father. And everybody is going to expect that. So immediately [killing Robb] became the next thing I had to do.

[ZubeirAwal]

Jon Snow left his gyal