HBO's "Game of Thrones"

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volinbham said:
Jorah and boyfriend just easily wander into Dothraki, stumble upon Dragon mom and hatch a plan?

Please.
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Nothing in this show will be more unrealistic than Jorah finding Danys piece of jewelry in the middle of absolutely nowhere
 
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n_huffhines said:
Have they? In 6 seasons Arya's only had 3 hours of screen time. There are so many characters and storylines that I don't think their work load is that immense compared to stars on most shows that go 6 seasons.

Plus, it's not like they're making Twilight sequels or something. This is the hippest production in the industry.

IMDb: Characters By Screen Time: Game of Thrones - a list by ninewheels0
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I'm talking about the producers and showrunners, not the actors.
 
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utvols88 said:
Except it wasnt just randomly in the middle of no where. There was a huge mark of tracks around a small area. Not surprising in my opinion
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It still would be pretty ridiculous if there weren't any visible signs that Drogon had been in the area that they could track. It isn't like the Dothraki Sea is a small place. I guess it depends on how far out she was.
 
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UTCVol said:
It still would be pretty ridiculous if there weren't any visible signs that Drogon had been in the area that they could track. It isn't like the Dothraki Sea is a small place. I guess it depends on how far out she was.
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I'm trying to remember but I don't think it was that far. Wasn't Drogon hurt and she was with him for awhile? I can't remember the book part of it at the moment
 
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volinbham said:
Jorah and boyfriend just easily wander into Dothraki, stumble upon Dragon mom and hatch a plan?

Please.
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Jorah being familiar with the Dothraki knew the widows stay at the Temple of the Doshkaleen (sp?). Yeah it's coincidence that he ran into her, but he was in the right place for valid reasons.
 
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So about the letter that was sent by Ramsey to Jon Snow that is known to the book readers as the "Pink Letter".

The letter wasn't written by Ramsey. It was written by Smalljon of House Umber. The same House that turned Rickon over to Ramsey.
 
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carlos86 said:
So about the letter that was sent by Ramsey to Jon Snow that is known to the book readers as the "Pink Letter".

The letter wasn't written by Ramsey. It was written by Smalljon of House Umber. The same House that turned Rickon over to Ramsey.
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I'm gonna assume this is a theory of yours. Sounds very possible.

I'm more intrigued about the book Pink Letter. (Which is what I thought your spoiler pertained too)
 
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utvols88 said:
Except it wasnt just randomly in the middle of no where. There was a huge mark of tracks around a small area. Not surprising in my opinion
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This. I roll my eyes at people saying it wasnt believable.

Also, Jorah and dude knew which house she was in, so they waited outside it. It's not that hard to comprehend imo. As must of the dothraki were away from or partying and doing "wild things"

The only time this show has ever been truely poorly written imo is Dorne. The whole "let's avenge Obreyn for a death that wasnt a murder, Obreyn chose to fight and also lets kill his family!"
 
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WarDamnVols said:
I'm gonna assume this is a theory of yours. Sounds very possible.

I'm more intrigued about the book Pink Letter. (Which is what I thought your spoiler pertained too)
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Yea its just a theory. The last thing Ramsey wants the Stark's to be doing is going around the North rounding up all the Lords who are still loyal to House Stark. Ramsey doesn't want a war he just wants to kill Jon in a cowardly way. I wish that the show had followed the book when it came to the "Pink Letter" but I feel like this is as close as we will get.
 
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n_huffhines said:
Jorah being familiar with the Dothraki knew the widows stay at the Temple of the Doshkaleen (sp?). Yeah it's coincidence that he ran into her, but he was in the right place for valid reasons.
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I just thought it was too convenient. I know what the valid reasons were but it was far too simple and simplistic.

Just waltz into Dothraki, kill a couple dudes in the alley and stroll to the most important place of the city.
 
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volinbham said:
I just thought it was too convenient. I know what the valid reasons were but it was far too simple and simplistic.

Just waltz into Dothraki, kill a couple dudes in the alley and stroll to the most important place of the city.
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I agree, but I don't really understand the city. Maybe somebody with book knowledge can shed some light?

How do they get away with the inability to defend themselves with weapons altogether? Is there just nothing to defend? I don't imagine they have great wealth. Maybe it's consistent that people can just walk right in. Nothing to gain and everything to lose so nobody ever goes there, thus they don't have any sort of patrol in place.
 
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n_huffhines said:
I agree, but I don't really understand the city. Maybe somebody with book knowledge can shed some light?

How do they get away with the inability to defend themselves with weapons altogether? Is there just nothing to defend? I don't imagine they have great wealth. Maybe it's consistent that people can just walk right in. Nothing to gain and everything to lose so nobody ever goes there, thus they don't have any sort of patrol in place.
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Vaes Dothrak..the only place Dothraki go weaponless. I can't remember for sure if the books ever really tell the reason why, other than it is just an extremely respected place, but IIRC it was to be a place where the different Khals could gather without trying to destroy each other. And to the Dothraki, no one in their right mind would even attempt to come near the place. Everyone was afraid of them.
 
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n_huffhines said:
I agree, but I don't really understand the city. Maybe somebody with book knowledge can shed some light?

How do they get away with the inability to defend themselves with weapons altogether? Is there just nothing to defend? I don't imagine they have great wealth. Maybe it's consistent that people can just walk right in. Nothing to gain and everything to lose so nobody ever goes there, thus they don't have any sort of patrol in place.
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As far as wealth goes, in the books it describes treasures from all over the continent being displayed as you entered the city, as tokens of conquest...kind of like Rome.
 
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Seems like I remember another Targaryen who wasn't all that great of a ruler who liked to burn people who opposed him. The apple didn't fall far from the tree
 
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