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Post by Aj_June on Apr 14, 2019 18:02:05 GMT
Possible but unlikely. You'll have examples, I'm sure. One of her favorites is the only word I know of that gets auto-censored on this board, she called Olenna that in the season seven opening, amongst others. She often uses 'whore' in the pejorative not descriptive sense, referring to both Sansa and Marjory that way. I like this spelling of Marjory more than the difficult one which I first have to google every time I have to write her name. 
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Post by hi224 on Apr 14, 2019 18:06:14 GMT
Bronn a dead man as well.
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Post by Marendil on Apr 14, 2019 18:14:53 GMT
One of her favorites is the only word I know of that gets auto-censored on this board, she called Olenna that in the season seven opening, amongst others. She often uses 'whore' in the pejorative not descriptive sense, referring to both Sansa and Marjory that way. I like this spelling of Marjory more than the difficult one which I first have to google every time I have to write her name. Oh, that's right, it's Margaery isn't it?
Heh, I spelt Cersei as Cercei for months if not over a year on the old IMDB boards before the Lion finally roared about it.
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Post by Aj_June on Apr 14, 2019 18:18:56 GMT
I like this spelling of Marjory more than the difficult one which I first have to google every time I have to write her name. Oh, that's right, it's Margaery isn't it?
Heh, I spelt Cersei as Cercei for months if not over a year on the old IMDB boards before the Lion finally roared about it.
In Kirk Douglas's badly made movie Ulysses (1954) the full name is Circe the witch. Although more usually she is portrayed as Circe the goddess. Circe almost reads as circle.
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Post by Leo of Red Keep on Apr 15, 2019 0:36:57 GMT
Oh, that's right, it's Margaery isn't it?
Heh, I spelt Cersei as Cercei for months if not over a year on the old IMDB boards before the Lion finally roared about it.
In Kirk Douglas's badly made movie Ulysses (1954) the full name is Circe the witch. Although more usually she is portrayed as Circe the goddess. Circe almost reads as circle. Kirke in German, Circé in French, Κίρκη in Greek. Look up Mount Circeo. She still lives there. 
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