[Novo]

Youtube video

[Smithy]

Andy that last line of that spoiler better something you just made up or i will kick your testicles clean off

[Smithy]

I googled it and wtf how are we meant to believe she's 18

[Novo]

Who? Daenerys is meant to be 13 i think, obviously not in the TV Show.. i don't think they have been given any accurate age

[Niamh.]

She was supposed to be 13 when she married Khal Drogo wasn't she? so she'd be a a little older now but I think the TV series made some of the characters older, like Rickon

[Roy Mars III]

haven't watched yesterday's but Littlefinger back to GOAT time status after last week's episode

[Smithy]

omg 13 da fuq?!

I just googled her character to see if what andy said was real and it said she was 18, so maybe that means in the current book

[Roy Mars III]

Originally Posted by Niamh.

She was supposed to be 13 when she married Khal Drogo wasn't she? so she'd be a a little older now but I think the TV series made some of the characters older, like Rickon

they made all the kids in the show older

Sansa is only suppose to be 12 when all this is going on, which explains her choices more

[Niamh.]

Originally Posted by Smithy

omg 13 da fuq?!

I just googled her character to see if what andy said was real and it said she was 18, so maybe that means in the current book

Here you go :

Timeline, Events of the TV series are seventeen years after Robert's Rebellion instead of fourteen years as in the books. The main reason in adding the two years was to allows the younger characters to be aged-up, while not affecting the timeline too much beyond the immediate past.
The Stark Children Robb and Jon are 17 instead of 15. Bran is 10 instead of 7 and Rickon's age is increased from 3 to 6. Sansa 13 instead of 11 and Arya is 11 instead of 9.
The Royal children are older: Joffrey is 16 instead of 13, Myrcella is 12 instead of 8 and Tommen is 10 instead of 6. Daenerys is 16 instead of 13.

[Smithy]

I'm glad they made them older, would've been a bit random watching a bunch of kids fighting

[Niamh.]

Originally Posted by Smithy

I'm glad they made them older, would've been a bit random watching a bunch of kids fighting

Yeah, it didn't matter too much in the book but it would have looked weird on TV

[Locke.]

Best line ever

[Novo]

Worst line ever

[MTVN]

Wish Jorah would intervene and shut Daenerys up, she is getting a bit too big for her boots, hopefully the Hound teaches Arya a lesson and gets her to stop shouting at everyone as well

I don't get what's going on with Jon btw, last episode it showed them on top of the wall and this one they're on the other side but they're still going on about attacking it?

[Smithy]

They climbed a point where there was no guards to get over and now they're moving to castle black to attack it from the side they don't watch (I think anyway)

[MTVN]

I see, makes sense I suppose, thanks

[Novo]

to put it simply

Spoiler:

Those events now in the North are going to trigger the greatest TV Show moment ever

[Locke.]

Yeah, the Wall is miles and miles long, Castle Black is just the bit where the Lord Commander and most of the men stay, which is where Jon and Ygritte are heading now.

Also, Bronn stole this episode with 2 great lines

[Joelle.]

Spoiler:

I think Jaime might be becoming one of my favourite characters now. Like him more each episode. Also Tywin slaying Joffrey was a great scene, what a man! Think Osha or Bronn might have taken the episode though.

And how on Earth is Melisandre managing to cross Blackwater Bay without any guards on Kings Landings battlements battering an eyelid. Magic?

The Robb and Talisa scene was awful though, no wonder he can't be taken seriously as a leader, he has far too much time on his hands.

[Joelle.]

Spoiler:

I think Jaime might be becoming one of my favourite characters now. Like him more each episode. Also Tywin slaying Joffrey was a great scene, what a man! Think Osha or Bronn might have taken the episode though.

And how on Earth is Melisandre managing to cross Blackwater Bay without any guards on Kings Landings battlements battering an eyelid. Magic?

The Robb and Talisa scene was awful though, no wonder he can't be taken seriously as a leader, he has far too much time on his hands.

[Locke.]

Robb is just chilling in his tent, banging his wife, looking over maps, and coming out with corny chat up lines, yet still manages to win every battle. Very admirable.

No idea about the Melisandre question.. She never left Stannis in the books, and none of this Gendry stuff happened. I guess the only explanation is that hundreds of ships sail across the Blackwater every day, and aslong as they don't actually stop by at the actual City, they don't get checked.

[Joelle.]

Can't really argue with that

And that makes sense but the timeframe still seems strange since she's gone from Dragonstone to the Riverlands and almost back (without any trouble) when Arya and co. haven't moved since she took Gendry. Seems like centuries ago since they left Harrenhaal.

[Locke.]

It's probably just a plothole tbh, they just need to hurry up and get her back to Dragonstone for what is going to unfold there in the last few episodes. They should have sent her after Gendry earlier in the season

[Niamh.]

I suppose they just merged the Gendry and Edric Storms characters which is why Melisandre took Gendry and there's no mention of Edric. I hate the Robb/Talisa love story, they've ruined Robb, book Robb was far better and why did they replace the Jeyne story anyway?

[Niamh.]

apart from the Robb parts, it was a good episode