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Post by Leo of Red Keep on May 6, 2019 4:29:16 GMT
Is it some twisted modern version of that old Greek practice between brothers in arms? Disgusting.
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Post by moviebuffbrad on May 6, 2019 5:57:40 GMT
No, it's two characters who love each other, and more power to them.
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Post by Leo of Red Keep on May 6, 2019 7:07:40 GMT
Love is overrated. That's what food talks about. What did they use to call themselves? Christians? It's long ago…
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Post by Leo of Red Keep on May 7, 2019 10:52:00 GMT
Oh, well, never mind. It wasn't so serious after all. |
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Post by DSDSquared on May 7, 2019 14:02:11 GMT
I do not understand why so many viewers complained about this and actually think Brienne should have slept with Tormund. Why? They have built up the relationship between Jaime and Brienne since Season Three. It was well known that they loved and respected each other. Tormund seriously knew nothing about Brienne. He first notices her simply because she is big and he wants her. He never talks to her. He never learns about her. To her, he is a weirdo. He stares at her uncomfortably and says crude things to her. Meanwhile, she has loved Jaime for years.
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Post by Winter_King on May 7, 2019 14:26:18 GMT
I'm not one to ship fictional characters, but I was rooting for this one. Too bad Jaime broke her heart in the same episode. Hopefully it will be to wrap his hand around Cersei's neck.
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Post by jon snow loves sansa on May 7, 2019 16:47:34 GMT
I'm not one to ship fictional characters, but I was rooting for this one. Too bad Jaime broke her heart in the same episode. Hopefully it will be to wrap his hand around Cersei's neck. winter king one thing was clear last weeks episode jamie will do anything for cersei including breaking briennes heart cersei and jamie would rather die together than be apart , you can see it in jamies face when brienne told him the news how cersei may be in danger
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Post by CoolJGS☺ on May 7, 2019 17:03:41 GMT
I do not understand why so many viewers complained about this and actually think Brienne should have slept with Tormund. Why? They have built up the relationship between Jaime and Brienne since Season Three. It was well known that they loved and respected each other. Tormund seriously knew nothing about Brienne. He first notices her simply because she is big and he wants her. He never talks to her. He never learns about her. To her, he is a weirdo. He stares at her uncomfortably and says crude things to her. Meanwhile, she has loved Jaime for years. Ti me we have to know Brienne history. She pines for dudes and it usually takes death to end it. To think she would casually disregard Jaime even if they weren’t saving each other during the zombie war would be silly. Jaime is either going to be on the Iron Throne or dead. If he’s dead then there’s Tormund as an option. |
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Post by CoolJGS☺ on May 7, 2019 17:07:36 GMT
I'm not one to ship fictional characters, but I was rooting for this one. Too bad Jaime broke her heart in the same episode. Hopefully it will be to wrap his hand around Cersei's neck. winter king one thing was clear last weeks episode jamie will do anything for cersei including breaking briennes heart cersei and jamie would rather die together than be apart , you can see it in jamies face when brienne told him the news how cersei may be in danger i don’t really read that scene the same way. It made me see more than ever that he’s going to [try to] kill her. He thinks he’s irredeemable I’m the basis of past things Cersei made him do. |
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Post by jon snow loves sansa on May 7, 2019 19:31:39 GMT
winter king one thing was clear last weeks episode jamie will do anything for cersei including breaking briennes heart cersei and jamie would rather die together than be apart , you can see it in jamies face when brienne told him the news how cersei may be in danger i don’t really read that scene the same way. It made me see more than ever that he’s going to [try to] kill her. He thinks he’s irredeemable I’m the basis of past things Cersei made him do. wait a second ,cersei made him do? jamie pushed bran out the window on his own cersei never told him to do that , joffrey beheaded ned and cersei was trying to stop it , i know cersei has done things but to blame everything on her , jamie is a grown man , he can make his own decisions .
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Post by CoolJGS☺ on May 7, 2019 19:51:38 GMT
i don’t really read that scene the same way. It made me see more than ever that he’s going to [try to] kill her. He thinks he’s irredeemable I’m the basis of past things Cersei made him do. wait a second ,cersei made him do? jamie pushed bran out the window on his own cersei never told him to do that , joffrey beheaded ned and cersei was trying to stop it , i know cersei has done things but to blame everything on her , jamie is a grown man , he can make his own decisions . [He thinks so or at least he did them because of her if that will scratch the semantics itch. I think the scene was painted as him essentially being an addict who can’t resist his sister. Like all addicts it’s still usually them who are responsible for their actions which is why he feels he is irredeemable. |
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Post by Leo of Red Keep on May 8, 2019 2:11:19 GMT
wait a second ,cersei made him do? jamie pushed bran out the window on his own cersei never told him to do that , joffrey beheaded ned and cersei was trying to stop it , i know cersei has done things but to blame everything on her , jamie is a grown man , he can make his own decisions . [He thinks so or at least he did them because of her if that will scratch the semantics itch. I think the scene was painted as him essentially being an addict who can’t resist his sister. Like all addicts it’s still usually them who are responsible for their actions which is why he feels he is irredeemable. I read the script of that conversation with Brienne. Jaime speaks the way he spoke to Edmure in Riverrun, saying how bad he is so she lets him go. Now maybe there's more in the delivery that could allow for a different interpretation but all I see in the text is that he wants Brienne not to fall in love with him.
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Post by Morgana on May 8, 2019 9:33:35 GMT
No, it's two characters who love each other, and more power to them. I don't think Jaime loves her in 'that way' though. I think he loves her as the embodiment of what a person - Knight, should be. In my opinion they shouldn't have had sex.
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Post by moviebuffbrad on May 8, 2019 19:25:28 GMT
No, it's two characters who love each other, and more power to them. I don't think Jaime loves her in 'that way' though. I think he loves her as the embodiment of what a person - Knight, should be. In my opinion they shouldn't have had sex. I've felt he has since season 3. |
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Post by Aj_June on May 8, 2019 19:32:32 GMT
No, it's two characters who love each other, and more power to them. I don't think Jaime loves her in 'that way' though. I think he loves her as the embodiment of what a person - Knight, should be. In my opinion they shouldn't have had sex. While I always enjoy reading your posts and have since many years, I found your comment as wanting two consenting adults to not have sex as rather odd. I can understand when we want young adolescents to not have sex as it could affect their future and personality development. But I do not understand desiring two mature people not to have sex. Given that they are not married and not committing incest or adultery.
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Post by MichaelNYC on May 8, 2019 20:25:12 GMT
I'm not one to ship fictional characters, but I was rooting for this one. Too bad Jaime broke her heart in the same episode. Hopefully it will be to wrap his hand around Cersei's neck. I'm kind of confused about Jaime's intentions when he arrives at KL. Is he switching sides again like Bron and will have his sister's back? Is he hoping for one more physical interaction of a sensual nature (barf)? I wonder how Euron will greet Jaime?
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Post by CoolJGS☺ on May 8, 2019 22:44:34 GMT
I'm not one to ship fictional characters, but I was rooting for this one. Too bad Jaime broke her heart in the same episode. Hopefully it will be to wrap his hand around Cersei's neck. I'm kind of confused about Jaime's intentions when he arrives at KL. Is he switching sides again like Bron and will have his sister's back? Is he hoping for one more physical interaction of a sensual nature (barf)? I wonder how Euron will greet Jaime? He's not going there to join up with her imo.
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Post by Nightman on May 9, 2019 4:39:31 GMT
Jaime obviously insulted Brienne so she wouldn't go with him to King's Landing and get herself killed. He had just learned that Cersei had hired Bronn to kill him (at least, that's what he was told). Even Jaime isn't so stupid to run back to Cersei after that.
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Post by Morgana on May 9, 2019 11:02:55 GMT
I don't think Jaime loves her in 'that way' though. I think he loves her as the embodiment of what a person - Knight, should be. In my opinion they shouldn't have had sex. While I always enjoy reading your posts and have since many years, I found your comment as wanting two consenting adults to not have sex as rather odd. I can understand when we want young adolescents to not have sex as it could affect their future and personality development. But I do not understand desiring two mature people not to have sex. Given that they are not married and not committing incest or adultery. Perhaps I didn't explain properly. I meant that I see their love as the old 'courtly' kind, I have never thought Jaime loved her in the romantic sense, but loves her for what she is - the complete opposite of him. I see his longing for her as him longing for what he has never been but now wants to be - a good person.
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Post by Winter_King on May 9, 2019 11:24:20 GMT
Jaime obviously insulted Brienne so she wouldn't go with him to King's Landing and get herself killed. He had just learned that Cersei had hired Bronn to kill him (at least, that's what he was told). Even Jaime isn't so stupid to run back to Cersei after that.Sure Jaime isn't. But D&D on the other hand...
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