Game of thrones season 3 trailer

[rursusferre]

Originally Posted by Gogan

After how badly she fared in the tavern against the Brotherhood Without Banners guy, I don't think I want to see her pickup a sword again. Syrio would not have been impressed.

I thought it was interesting that the Brotherhood Without Banners follows the Lord of Light. I'm assuming the Red Priestess, having left Stannis for a bit, is on her way to meet with the Brotherhood. Wonder if she'll recognize Arya and what will come of that.

I think you'll be interested by some of the things you will learn about the brotherhood without banners.

[rursusferre]

Goddamn, its so hard to talk about this season without giving stuff away! In a way, I am super jealous of the people who haven't read the books. There is going to be some mind blowing events.

[Megasteve]

Originally Posted by rursusferre

Goddamn, its so hard to talk about this season without giving stuff away! In a way, I am super jealous of the people who haven't read the books. There is going to be some mind blowing events.

I can't wait to see how the portray some of those things in the show.

[Rottenzombie]

Even though I read the books and am probably missing something. Why did that guy free Theon, kill the guys trying to re-capture him, then just bring him back?

[Gogan]

I forgot about that. I didn't understand what was going on there either. Was he trying to coax a confession about Winterfell out of him? Trying to get him to admit he'd rather be a Stark than a Greyjoy?

[rursusferre]

It will make sense soon. That's one of those things you can't talk about without ruining.

[Onion]

Originally Posted by rursusferre

It will make sense soon. That's one of those things you can't talk about without ruining.

Unfortunately this.

The only thing that was driving me mad the whole time Theon was escaping was, didn't he tell him to follow the sun as it rises in the east? Why the fuck would Theon be going east to get to the west coast of Westeros? His sister wouldn't have sailed all the way around the continent just to pick him up.

[Gronthor]

Theon deserves his fate. Knowing some of the books i have to say that the Stark family line is the punching bag of this series, it is the one family i root for most yet they constantly keep being shat upon.

[Quintilian]

I think his actions can be explained as that he was desperate, in pain, and half out of his mind. We also don't really know the time frame, it could have been just a day or less thatn he was free.

[Gronthor]

Originally Posted by Quintilian

I think his actions can be explained as that he was desperate, in pain, and half out of his mind. We also don't really know the time frame, it could have been just a day or less thatn he was free.

Yeah from what i know of the books, they fucked him up significantly more than they showed in the show.