Game of Thrones Season 4

[sunnysideup]

I don't think we know that it was Jamie that tried to kill Bran, do we?

He pushed Bran out of the window.

 

[algonacy]

I don't think we know that it was Jamie that tried to kill Bran, do we?

You mean in the very first episode where he pushed Bran out a window, you think it is questionable if he was trying to kill him or not? ...... I think it's pretty clear what his intention was.

I think you might be confused who Locke was working for here recently and that was a new sub-plot added by HBO when Bolton sent Locke north to find and kill Bran and Rickon.

 

[Mr Janny]

I don't think we know that it was Jamie that tried to kill Bran, do we?

well, he did push him out of a window in the first episode, but I guess it could have been someone in a Jamie disguise.

 

[algonacy]

okay that's 3 of us.... I think we got the point across. Lol

 

[ISUKing]

Assuming you mean who sent the guy with the dagger. Yeah, we don't know exactly who that was yet...at least I don't think. Don't want to accidentally spoil anything as I get confused with the show and the book sometimes.

 

[The_Architect]

I'm sad the season is half over already.

 

[1100011CS]

He pushed Bran out of the window.

You mean in the very first episode where he pushed Bran out a window, you think it is questionable if he was trying to kill him or not? ...... I think it's pretty clear what his intention was.

I think you might be confused who Locke was working for here recently and that was a new sub-plot added by HBO when Bolton sent Locke north to find and kill Bran and Rickon.

well, he did push him out of a window in the first episode, but I guess it could have been someone in a Jamie disguise.

okay that's 3 of us.... I think we got the point across. Lol

Assuming you mean who sent the guy with the dagger. Yeah, we don't know exactly who that was yet...at least I don't think. Don't want to accidentally spoil anything as I get confused with the show and the book sometimes.

Oh duh. Yeah, I was thinking about the dagger.

 

[Rabbuk]

Little finger loses just solely for the fact he has to bang that ugly chick.

 

[BoxsterCy]

I'm sad the season is half over already.

After I binge watched the first three seasons in a single weekend last month I am having viewing expectations that are not realistic. Been rewatching if I run across the episode again while channel flipping to feed the "want".

:smile:

 

[carvers4math]

Little finger loses just solely for the fact he has to bang that ugly chick.

Not sure if he gets through it by fantasizing about Catelyn, Sansa, or being Lord of the Vale.

 

[PabloDiablo]

Not sure if he gets through it by fantasizing about Catelyn, Sansa, or being Lord of the Vale.

Or by fantasizing about laying around on huge Scrooge McDuck piles of gold.

 

[mdclone]

Little finger loses just solely for the fact he has to bang that ugly chick.

She does seem very enthusiastic though.

 

[Angie]

She does seem very enthusiastic though.

Blech, all I could think of during this week's scene when Sansa had to listen was that I hoped her kid wasn't in the room. No need to damage him further, but she's crazy enough to do it.

 

[mdclone]

Blech, all I could think of during this week's scene when Sansa had to listen was that I hoped her kid wasn't in the room. No need to damage him further, but she's crazy enough to do it.

I don't think you can, that kid is a lost cause. He might be worse then Joffrey if he ever gets to rule. Hopefully someone will throw him through that trap door. I was just joking about her BTW, that scene actually made me cringe a little. Even though Sansa bothered me earlier in the series, I do feel sorry for her now.

 

[Angie]

I don't think you can, that kid is a lost cause. He might be worse then Joffrey if he ever gets to rule. Hopefully someone will throw him through that trap door. I was just joking about her BTW, that scene actually made me cringe a little. Even though Sansa bothered me earlier in the series, I do feel sorry for her now.

I figured you were joking - I know she isn't in line with how the crazy/hot scale works. :wink:

Sansa definitely has some problems. Everyone around her is straight-up nuts, Tyrion was actually the best person in her life.

 

[mdclone]

I figured you were joking - I know she isn't in line with how the crazy/hot scale works. :wink:

Sansa definitely has some problems. Everyone around her is straight-up nuts, Tyrion was actually the best person in her life.

That's funny, I forgot about the crazy/hot scale. I'm not sure any woman is hot enough to balance out that level of crazy.

 

[Angie]

That's funny, I forgot about the crazy/hot scale. I'm not sure any woman is hot enough to balance out that level of crazy.

I don't think so, either. And I don't care how big her tracts of land are, she's a freak.

 

[jdoggivjc]

I don't think we know that it was Jamie that tried to kill Bran, do we?

Did you not watch the very first episode of the series?

 

[jdoggivjc]

well, he did push him out of a window in the first episode, but I guess it could have been someone in a Jamie disguise.

Maybe it was King Baratheon in a Jaime suit and Joeffry (before he was murdered) and Tommen are truly the rightful heirs of the Iron Throne...

 

[jdoggivjc]

Blech, all I could think of during this week's scene when Sansa had to listen was that I hoped her kid wasn't in the room. No need to damage him further, but she's crazy enough to do it.

She was probably breast-feeding him while consummating the marriage...