GoT S4 is out

[Rhun]

Originally Posted by Yooxra

He knows everything that matters pretty much when it comes to his family. Is why he planned to use the trial to force Jamie into having kids that will allow the name to go on, knowing well that Jamie would protect Tyrion. He doesn't care about the hardships that he will be putting Tyrion into. He has been doing it to him all his life. The problem is that Tyrion is to smart for one and he is no coward.

I don't know if Tyrion would ask Jamie to fight for him like he would of before cause of the one hand and all. Bronn wouldn't do it either cause even tho they are pals the risk might be to high for any reward. Since the prince is a judge and the trial's champion will most likely be the mountain. This is where I think the prince will step in to champion Tyrion just to get his revenge on the mountain. Not really cause of Tyrion.

It's been a while but I think in the books Bronn is being hunted down at this point. They made him into a lord I think, or at least he was marrying some fat lady, but I think Cersei or someone ordered him dead as soon as Tyrion got thrown in jail. Another thing to note that really makes no difference in the story but interesting nonetheless (since we're talking about Bronn), he wasn't the one that was training Jaime, Ilyn Payne was the one because he had no tongue and couldn't tell anyone.

NM I got it wrong, he turns down the offer to champion Tyrion for another offer. Wonder how they'll do that in the show.

[rursusferre]

Well. Illyn pain (the actor) has terminal cancer. Wasn't surprised they changed that with Jamie, but it is funny they went from a character who couldn't talk to the biggest loud mouth.

[Fusa]

Originally Posted by rursusferre

Well. Illyn pain (the actor) has terminal cancer. Wasn't surprised they changed that with Jamie, but it is funny they went from a character who couldn't talk to the biggest loud mouth.

But he ( Jamie), like his father (Tywin) shits gold, so that is enough for him (Bronn) to keep quiet.

[McGrupp]

I've read the books yet my memory escapes me. What exactly happened / caused Asha to turn her back on Theon other than him being reluctant as Reek. Ramsay did something with the cages or something then it just cut to her leaving...

[Gogan]

Apparently she's deathly afraid of dogs? I thought that scene was pretty strange too.

[Yooxra]

Originally Posted by McGrupp

I've read the books yet my memory escapes me. What exactly happened / caused Asha to turn her back on Theon other than him being reluctant as Reek. Ramsay did something with the cages or something then it just cut to her leaving...

Originally Posted by Gogan

Apparently she's deathly afraid of dogs? I thought that scene was pretty strange too.

If she was scared of dogs it's probably cause Theon was a dog pretty much? He turned him into one. He sleeps with them. He acts like one. He was even neutered. He acts very much like a dog.

[rursusferre]

Grupp, the reason you don't remember that was that it wasn't in the books.

[Blake]

damn yoox nice call bro. and that ending.

[Yooxra]

Tyrion is just lucky. That had to make him feel really good.

[Fusa]

I fucking DIED laughing at this when I seen it after I watched the episode.

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