HBO's "Game of Thrones"

#602
#602
Speaking of Ser Jorah (I'm not hunting for spoilers here) I've put 2 and 2 together and figured out that the the guy at The Wall is obviously Jorah's father. Will this ever come into play or not really? Again no spoilers just yes or no.
 
#604
#604
anyone else feel like, this show almost requires you to read the book or you missing some of the details? reading the book you see Theon's point of view toward the Starks. didn't get that from the show. did the Starks treat him well? yes extremely, but the end of the day he was a prize of war. his own family looked at him as Stark property. no wonder he wanted to prove himself. great show, great books.
 
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#605
#605
chatt-townVOL said:
Speaking of Ser Jorah (I'm not hunting for spoilers here) I've put 2 and 2 together and figured out that the the guy at The Wall is obviously Jorah's father. Will this ever come into play or not really? Again no spoilers just yes or no.
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#606
#606
alwaysvol said:
anyone else feel like, this show almost requires you to read the book or you missing some of the details? reading the book you see Theon's point of view toward the Starks. didn't get that from the show. did the Starks treat him well? yes extremely, but the end of the day he was a prize of war. his own family looked at him as Stark property. no wonder he wanted to prove himself. great show, great books.
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I thought they demonstrated his viewpoint, and conflict pretty well. As much as I despise him, I do pity his position a bit. Have not read books. Will not until maybe season 4 or so. I'd rather watch first.
 
#607
#607
So having just finished book 2 I'm a little confused about the "Reek" character that ended up sacking Winterfell. I get that he was actually a knight and connected to the Bolton's (IIRC). I don't recall how he ended up as a Winterfell prisoner pretending to be just some common slog (hiding his identity).
 
#610
#610
So a couple more questions:

1. do the brothers of the Black know what dragon glass is needed for? I know they found a stash and in the book, one or two make weapons from it but was that done with knowledge of it's use or just because it could make a good weapon.

2. the wights led by the WW at the end of the season show was not in Book 2 - I assume they were borrowing some content from Book 3?
 
#611
#611
I finally watched all of Season 2. The deviations from the book did not bother me. IMO, Blackwater (the battle for King's Landing) was the best episode of the year. While reading, I imagined Stannis to be a less complex character than how he was depicted on the show. I liked the way that many of the main characters were presented with the option of retreating into quieter, comfortable lives or continuing to struggle for the throne.
 
#613
#613
volinbham said:
So having just finished book 2 I'm a little confused about the "Reek" character that ended up sacking Winterfell. I get that he was actually a knight and connected to the Bolton's (IIRC). I don't recall how he ended up as a Winterfell prisoner pretending to be just some common slog (hiding his identity).
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The actual "Reek" was a servant of Lord Bolton's bastard Ramsay Snow. Ramsay appropriated his identity to get in with Theon and sack Winterfell.
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#614
#614
I heard book three will cover the next two seasons. If so, its gonna be epic.

Arya, Jon Snow, and Jaimie Lannister ftw.
 
#615
#615
Wow two seasons? That's great. IMO game of thrones should have a total of 20 seasons. Yep only then will I be orgasmic.
 
#616
#616
If they do cut it into two seasons I'm pretty sure I know what the third finale would cover.
 
#619
#619
chavisut said:
If they do cut it into two seasons I'm pretty sure I know what the third finale would cover.
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#621
#621
volinbham said:
So having just finished book 2 I'm a little confused about the "Reek" character that ended up sacking Winterfell. I get that he was actually a knight and connected to the Bolton's (IIRC). I don't recall how he ended up as a Winterfell prisoner pretending to be just some common slog (hiding his identity).
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lord boltons bastard son.there sigil is the flayed man also
 
#622
#622
volinbham said:
So a couple more questions:

1. do the brothers of the Black know what dragon glass is needed for? I know they found a stash and in the book, one or two make weapons from it but was that done with knowledge of it's use or just because it could make a good weapon.

2. the wights led by the WW at the end of the season show was not in Book 2 - I assume they were borrowing some content from Book 3?
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when they get back to the wall they find out.i believe jon snows uncle burried the horn and the dragon glass.

no and yes
 
#623
#623
chavisut said:
I heard book three will cover the next two seasons. If so, its gonna be epic.

Arya, Jon Snow, and Jaimie Lannister ftw.
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book 3 and 4 are like one book.book 3 introduces new characters and you'll be like wheres these people at,but its covered in book 4.
 
#624
#624
In that article I posted the writer wrote "we've already heard mention of the bastard of Bolton in the show"

When did this happen?
 
#625
#625
chatt-townVOL said:
In that article I posted the writer wrote "we've already heard mention of the bastard of Bolton in the show"

When did this happen?
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spoiler alert.


















when winterfell was burned.he captures theon greyjoy and burns winterfell.
 
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