Gbola5:


Their relationship was in no way antagonistic.

Don't know what you mean by antagonistic but she did confirm that she treated him poorly as opposed to "fondly" which you suggested previously.

Ramsey is going to die next episode... BASTARDBOWL confirmed.

I cried for theon

Ser loras looked like Jon snow

I still do not like Dany that much


.....come and see

Dany is gradually developing into a more subtle version of "the mad king"

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Gbola5:
Meanwhile here's a new excerpt from The Winds of Winter. A good read for those of you interested. (Spoilers all)

http://www.georgerrmartin.com/excerpt-from-the-winds-of-winter/

Arianne II

its not new Gbola see as you raise my hope n expectation nonetheless I read it again
Nice one

Winter has Come

qloreal:
[size=13pt] I learned from the White Bull and Barristan
the Bold. I learned from Ser Arthur Dayne,
the Sword of the Morning, who could have
slain all five of you with his left hand while
he was taking a piss with the right. I
learned from Prince Lewyn of Dorne and
Ser Oswell Whent and Ser Jonothor Darry,
good men every one.
[/size]

”


- Jaime Lannister to Loras Tyrell

All Dead Men Loras Tyrell replied The Kings slayer

I love episode 4, @last we get 2 watch the ‎watch the war in the north with different alignment, the boltons, karstark,umber nd oda houses against the starks,wildings, the vale(btw, little finger stil ma man anytym, too cunny nd smart) nd oda northern houses that might join up tho its a tall order considering their hatred 4 wildings.   
How Danny does it, I dnt undastand...she gets all the armys nd still can attain anytyn, all she does is flash her booty ...mayb she gets 2 rule westeros sumday sha.
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oyetpel:
Mini porn? if you read G. R. R. Martin's book its worse.

which scenes in d book n series are you guys talking about?

Gbola5:


Not true. They both think of each other fondly.

Do you now agree that Sansa like their mother did not like Jon?

All hail Khaleeshi, Mother of dragons, the unburnt, the girl who brought the reign of Khals to an end.

She could have eloped whenn she had the chance but no! Not the way of a conquerer, just had to bring the dothrakis to their knees. Mother of dragons slowly crawling her way up my fav character list
1) Tyrion
2) Little finger....
.....5) Khaleesi

Something tells me that the rule of Lord Ramsey Bolton will soon come to a quick end.

gj22:


I guess you haven't seen the latest episode

I just knew this was going to happen right after i watched the episode. Oh and i did watch it. So im not even going to argue.

Amaechina:
Something tells me that the rule of Lord Ramsey Bolton will soon come to a quick end.

Amen! I've had enough of that psychopath

Ranchhoddas:
Do you now agree that Sansa like their mother did not like Jon?

Oh Pete !

adexsimply:
Dany is gradually developing into a more subtle version of "the mad king"

I'm with u 90% but the remaining % may join maybe @ the end of the tha show....still I wud never blame her cos it is a known rule that to be a leader, u must be ruthlezz, wicked & heartlezz like Joeffrey, Cersei, Trump, etc & not simple like Pre-death Snow, Sansa, Tommen, etc

landinfo:

it is a known rule that to be a leader, u must be ruthlezz, wicked & heartlezz like Joeffrey, Cersei, Trump, etc & not simple like Pre-death Snow, Sansa, Tommen, etc

But Joffrey is dead, and Cersei has no SHAME, pun intended, but Sansa, Tommen and Jon are alive. This can't be a valid rule.

Gbola5:

Oh Pete !

'Oh pete' is not an answer.

@ landinfo
Would you say Geoffrey actually ruled Westeros or Tyrion was the one who did more of the job?

And if you say Cersei, look at what became of her immediately after the death of her father, Tywin. And it was under her, the high sparrow managed to gain such power in kings landing.

They were all poor leaders/rulers.

Granted, to be a leader you need to be ruthless in a very rational manner and firm with your principles and wisdom.

But to be a great leader, you need to first know what it means to serve, you should have a good idea of how things are at the bottom of the pyramid all the way to the top and no other way than to first, serve from the bottom.

Hence the reason, the ordeals, Sansa, Dany, Jon Snow had to go through before they can become exemplary leaders.

A typical example is Theon, he never served, did not understand what loyalty really meant, gravity of one's actions given authority and its consequences. He has been treated like a Lord even before becoming one losing sense of reality, he now is to serve his sister-king, that should have rightly been his place, and nothing would have sealed it more had he not betrayed Robb and the Stark family.

So Mr landinfo, you seem not to have quite grasp the basics and twist of leadership and politics of the whole series by making such submission.

How pathetic Ser Jorah looked against the dothraki.

who has downloaded the subtitle of episode 4, seems its not downloadable, pls help I can't download from sub loader

Gbola5:
Dany is not immune to fire.

What is this one saying??

Gbola5:


But Joffrey is dead, and Cersei has no SHAME, pun intended, but Sansa, Tommen and Jon are alive. This can't be a valid rule.

a coward dies a thousand times

olyrayy:
What is this one saying??

he is speaking frm d book's perspective

Vorpal:
@ landinfo
Would you say Geoffrey actually ruled Westeros or Tyrion was the one who did more of the job?

And if you say Cersei, look at what became of her immediately after the death of her father, Tywin. And it was under her, the high sparrow managed to gain such power in kings landing.

They were all poor leaders/rulers.

Granted, to be a leader you need to be ruthless in a very rational manner and firm with your principles and wisdom.

But to be a great leader, you need to first know what it means to serve, you should have a good idea of how things are at the bottom of the pyramid all the way to the top and no other way than to first, serve from the bottom.

Hence the reason, the ordeals, Sansa, Dany, Jon Snow had to go through before they can become exemplary leaders.

A typical example is Theon, he never served, did not understand what loyalty really meant, gravity of one's actions given authority and its consequences. He has been treated like a Lord even before becoming one losing sense of reality, he now is to serve his sister-king, that should have rightly been his place, and nothing would have sealed it more had he not betrayed Robb and the Stark family.

So Mr landinfo, you seem not to have quite grasp the basics and twist of leadership and politics of the whole series by making such submission.

the main thing is wisdom.
Goeffery and cersei even though ruthless lacked wisdom.
Now check out tywin he was ruthles but above all he was wise and shrewed

I never liked Cersei from season 1 especially after Ned Stark's death.. I hope no one but Arya gets to kill her. I can overlook some of Ramsey's bull scrap not Cersei's.

Ah, finally, they reunite!!!


I dunno, though, seems dogdy to me.

olyrayy:
What is this one saying??

We don't know each other, but you shouldn't refer to anyone as 'this one'.

GROOOVE:
She could have eloped whenn she had the chance but no! Not the way of a conquerer, just had to brings the dothrakis to their knees. Mother of dragons slowly crawling her way up my fav character list
1) Tyrion
2) Little finger....
.....5) Khaleesi

3) Jon Snow
4) Arya Stark

Gbola5:


But Joffrey is dead, and Cersei has no SHAME, pun intended, but Sansa, Tommen and Jon are alive. This can't be a valid rule.

Hmmm...well, I quite agree with thee but only 10% cos thix rule is not only valid but has been alive (since the world began) & will continue kicking till thix world end

Let use world leaderz as example, Obama, Cameron & the likes are lovely, kind & gentle on facial looks but inwardly, these men are born heartless rulers not leaders as ignorant folks call them---

I used Joeffrey (4get he is dead), yes, he was young but if he waz given time, he may have likely killed his grandfather...as a leader the world over & in GOT, if u are gentle, ur subjects will take u for a fool, u may ask Daenrys, she was gentle to the pple & the "sons of Harpy" took her for a ride & were even ready to kill her dragons

Vorpal:
@ landinfo
Would you say Geoffrey actually ruled Westeros or Tyrion was the one who did more of the job?

Boy, was he a kid, if given time, grandpa would obviously have been sidelined or killed maybe by him

Vorpal:

And if you say Cersei, look at what became of her immediately after the death of her father, Tywin. And it was under her, the high sparrow managed to gain such power in kings landing.

That was cos she never knew it would backfire thru her nephew/cousin...it can happen even to the nicest of persons with brain

Vorpal:

They were all poor leaders/rulers.

Plz tell me how they were poor
Xcept for Joeffrey's death, Cersei still stand gidigba.....the son, Tommen is too gentle to rule & that is why he can't take decision unlike a Joeffrey that would ensure not only is the queen rescued, infact she would never have been taken---that is what it means to be ruthless, decisions are taken on the spot even if it means turning the kingdom upside down (with the sparrow's death cleansing)

Vorpal:

Granted, to be a leader you need to be ruthless in a very rational manner and firm with your principles and wisdom.

But to be a great leader, you need to first know what it means to serve, you should have a good idea of how things are at the bottom of the pyramid all the way to the top and no other way than to first, serve from the bottom.

Hence the reason, the ordeals, Sansa, Dany, Jon Snow had to go through before they can become exemplary leaders.

I used Sansa's as example of her gentleness not necessarily as a leader per se

I disagree with thee as regardz Danearys...she is gradually turning into what she is suppose to be, a Taegerean (ruthlezznezz) & she needs that to wield strong control excessively over the "sons of harpy" & also after conquering Kings Landing.

As for Jon Snow, he would bear his fangs when the time comes & that is why RamseyBolton (ruthlezz, smart & decisive) is one of my favorites so also Cersei...the day u show fear aka gentleness, u are doomed as a leader

Vorpal:


A typical example is Theon, he never served, did not understand what loyalty really meant, gravity of one's actions given authority and its consequences. He has been treated like a Lord even before becoming one losing sense of reality, he now is to serve his sister-king, that should have rightly been his place, and nothing would have sealed it more had he not betrayed Robb and the Stark family.

So Mr landinfo, you seem not to have quite grasp the basics and twist of leadership and politics of the whole series by making such submission.

On both sides of the kingdom, Theon may have not bothered to take over from the father or be the leader of Winterfell [well, he took a risk of betrayal which happens in the everyday activities which is a calculated that may eith end up suceeding or failing---that my G, is just how life works.....

landinfo:


Hmmm...well, I quite agree with thee but only 10% cos thix rule is not only valid but has been alive (since the world began) & will continue kicking till thix world end

Let use world leaderz as example, Obama, Cameron & the likes are lovely, kind & gentle on facial looks but inwardly, these men are born heartless rulers not leaders as ignorant folks call them---

I used Joeffrey (4get he is dead), yes, he was young but if he waz given time, he may have likely killed his grandfather...as a leader the world over & in GOT, if u are gentle, ur subjects will take u for a fool, u may ask Daenrys, she was gentle to the pple & the "sons of Harpy" took her for a ride & were even ready to kill her dragons




Boy, was he a kid, if given time, grandpa would obviously have been sidelined or killed maybe by him



That was cos she never knew it would backfire thru her nephew/cousin...it can happen even to the nicest of persons with brain



Plz tell me how they were poor
Xcept for Joeffrey's death, Cersei still stand gidigba.....the son, Tommen is too gentle to rule & that is why he can't take decision unlike a Joeffrey that would ensure not only is the queen rescued, infact she would never have been taken---that is what it means to be ruthless, decisions are taken on the spot even if it means turning the kingdom upside down (with the sparrow's death cleansing)



I used Sansa's as example of her gentleness not necessarily as a leader per se

I disagree with thee as regardz Danearys...she is gradually turning into what she is suppose to be, a Taegerean (ruthlezznezz) & she needs that to wield strong control excessively over the "sons of harpy" & also after conquering Kings Landing.

As for Jon Snow, he would bear his fangs when the time comes & that is why RamseyBolton (ruthlezz, smart & decisive) is one of my favorites so also Cersei...the day u show fear aka gentleness, u are doomed as a leader



On both sides of the kingdom, Theon may have not bothered to take over from the father or be the leader of Winterfell [well, he took a risk of betrayal which happens in the everyday activities which is a calculated that may eith end up suceeding or failing---that my G, is just how life works.....

This has so many flaws. And then you end with " that my G, is just how life works".

Akanniade:
How pathetic Ser Jorah looked against the dothraki.

Forget bro...Dothrakis are born warriors....na dem gangan be fight....

The other guy could have fared better tho with his tricks....but that guy almost finish Jorah men...see d way he even weaved the sand Jorah threw at him....that move was precise & epic!