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Post by Aj_June on Aug 28, 2017 13:08:15 GMT
He won our hearts finally. Can he rally some Lannister troops with him? Probably not because he is not formally the head of Casterly rock. But anyway it seems like he is heading north himself.
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Post by Leo of Red Keep on Aug 28, 2017 13:11:09 GMT
He won our hearts finally. Can he rally some Lannister troops with him? Probably not because he is not formally the head of Casterly rock. But anyway it seems like he is heading north himself. What a bloody dumbass  Does he not know he's the only one who can break her? |
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Post by Aj_June on Aug 28, 2017 13:15:24 GMT
He won our hearts finally. Can he rally some Lannister troops with him? Probably not because he is not formally the head of Casterly rock. But anyway it seems like he is heading north himself. What a bloody dumbass Does he not know he's the only one who can break her? Cersei said that he was always the stupidest of all the Lannisters. |
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Post by Leo of Red Keep on Aug 28, 2017 13:19:32 GMT
What a bloody dumbass Does he not know he's the only one who can break her? Cersei said that he was always the stupidest of all the Lannisters. That wasn't nice. Lancel was that. |
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Post by CoolJGS☺ on Aug 28, 2017 13:35:17 GMT
I liked the scene since he finally showed some backbone, but I got confused.
Did Jaime just go to the North by himself?
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Post by Aj_June on Aug 28, 2017 13:39:10 GMT
I liked the scene since he finally showed some backbone, but I got confused. Did Jaime just go to the North by himself? The show never portrayed him as the head of the House Lannister because he was once a member of the kingsguard. It seems Cersei is the head of Casterly Rock. May be that is why Jaime is going all alone. He has himself to offer for the impending war and he is willing to offer himself. |
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Post by northernlad on Aug 28, 2017 13:58:04 GMT
That was such a good scene...him finally standing up to that cunt and leaving her. But there was some sadness in it as he looked at Kings Landing one last time. I suspect he won't come back.
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Post by CoolJGS☺ on Aug 28, 2017 15:37:17 GMT
I liked the scene since he finally showed some backbone, but I got confused. Did Jaime just go to the North by himself? The show never portrayed him as the head of the House Lannister because he was once a member of the kingsguard. It seems Cersei is the head of Casterly Rock. May be that is why Jaime is going all alone. He has himself to offer for the impending war and he is willing to offer himself. I think she is trumping his [theoretical] Casterly Rock title as Queen and he is disobeying her (Actually, I have no reason to think Casterly Rock is even theirs anymore)...Or not. Like I said I couldn;t tell.
I wasn't sure what the scene of him on his horse meant.
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Post by Marv on Aug 28, 2017 17:07:49 GMT
The show never portrayed him as the head of the House Lannister because he was once a member of the kingsguard. It seems Cersei is the head of Casterly Rock. May be that is why Jaime is going all alone. He has himself to offer for the impending war and he is willing to offer himself. I think she is trumping his [theoretical] Casterly Rock title as Queen and he is disobeying her (Actually, I have no reason to think Casterly Rock is even theirs anymore)...Or not. Like I said I couldn;t tell.
I wasn't sure what the scene of him on his horse meant.
I think that scene is to just show you he did in fact head north, and also to show winter had come to Kings Landing. |
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Post by Marv on Aug 28, 2017 17:08:46 GMT
I've like Jaime since season 3 or so. Season 1 he's a dick and season 2 I can't recall much. When Brienne starts escorting him to KL I start to like him.
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Post by CoolJGS☺ on Aug 28, 2017 17:18:20 GMT
I've like Jaime since season 3 or so. Season 1 he's a dick and season 2 I can't recall much. When Brienne starts escorting him to KL I start to like him. Jaime has always been an odd one for me.
I should hate him as much as Theon since I apparently don't have much time for redemption arcs of horrible people and he tried to kill Bran (Speaking of which, I wonder if they are going to see each other next season...), but I think he winds up being one of the most complex characters in the show and the book even from season 1.
Ned showed so much disdain for him killing the king plus he clearly had daddy issues that I've probably always had a soft spot for him...& then he goes and kills his cousin.
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Post by Leo of Red Keep on Aug 28, 2017 17:22:16 GMT
I've like Jaime since season 3 or so. Season 1 he's a dick and season 2 I can't recall much. When Brienne starts escorting him to KL I start to like him. Jaime has always been an odd one for me.
I should hate him as much as Theon since I apparently don't have much time for redemption arcs of horrible people and he tried to kill Bran (Speaking of which, I wonder if they are going to see each other next season...), but I think he winds up being one of the most complex characters in the show and the book even from season 1.
Ned showed so much disdain for him killing the king plus he clearly had daddy issues that I've probably always had a soft spot for him...& then he goes and kills his cousin.
I have always forgiven Jaime for his weaknesses. I have believed in him when he rose to father status and I wish I could still do. |
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Post by pk9 on Aug 28, 2017 19:11:42 GMT
I liked the scene since he finally showed some backbone, but I got confused. Did Jaime just go to the North by himself? The show never portrayed him as the head of the House Lannister because he was once a member of the kingsguard. It seems Cersei is the head of Casterly Rock. May be that is why Jaime is going all alone. He has himself to offer for the impending war and he is willing to offer himself. He's not just offering himself. He's offering himself and providing information about Cersei's backstab. They're still gonna have their hands full in the North, but at least they won't be sitting around wondering why the Lannister troops are taking so long to come up the Kingsroad to aid them, or surprised when they come back south to find that the Golden Company has reinforced the Lannisters. This is important because according to the show, no one in Westeros knows how to scout. |
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Post by CynicalDreamer2 on Aug 28, 2017 19:48:45 GMT
I've like Jaime since season 3 or so. Season 1 he's a dick and season 2 I can't recall much. When Brienne starts escorting him to KL I start to like him. I started to like him around that time too except he was being a dick and that's how they got captured in the first place. |
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Post by Aj_June on Aug 29, 2017 13:39:47 GMT
I've like Jaime since season 3 or so. Season 1 he's a dick and season 2 I can't recall much. When Brienne starts escorting him to KL I start to like him. Yes, Jaime had started changing since season 3 but still he was always working for demoness Cersei. While I pitied him for losing his hand and being shadow of a warrior that he was earlier, I never really liked him till he finally asserted himself and got rid of his evil sister. |
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Post by Rey Kahuka on Aug 29, 2017 13:46:33 GMT
He won our hearts finally. Can he rally some Lannister troops with him? Probably not because he is not formally the head of Casterly rock. But anyway it seems like he is heading north himself. I doubt he's got any troops, but I hope he brings Bronn and Pod. |
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Post by Leo of Red Keep on Aug 29, 2017 13:49:38 GMT
He won our hearts finally. Can he rally some Lannister troops with him? Probably not because he is not formally the head of Casterly rock. But anyway it seems like he is heading north himself. I doubt he's got any troops, but I hope he brings Bronn and Pod. He doesn't have Pod and he'll have a hard time promising Bronn a castle this time. I hope he'll realise what a terrible decision that was before it's too late. |
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Post by Aj_June on Aug 29, 2017 13:51:31 GMT
He won our hearts finally. Can he rally some Lannister troops with him? Probably not because he is not formally the head of Casterly rock. But anyway it seems like he is heading north himself. I doubt he's got any troops, but I hope he brings Bronn and Pod. I hope that Bronn joins him. Pod I think is with Brienne already. It's difficult to wait till 2019. But in a way I am happy that we can do all sorts of predictions till one and half year. And then it will all end. The books might stretch to 2025 or even later or might never be completed. |
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Post by Rey Kahuka on Aug 29, 2017 13:52:52 GMT
I doubt he's got any troops, but I hope he brings Bronn and Pod. I hope that Bronn joins him. Pod I think is with Brienne already. It's difficult to wait till 2019. But in a way I am happy that we can do all sorts of predictions till one and half year. And then it will all end. The books might stretch to 2025 or even later or might never be completed. Did Pod ever come back after walking off with Bronn at the beginning of that meeting in the dragon pit? I only saw the episode once. |
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Post by Aj_June on Aug 29, 2017 13:58:09 GMT
I hope that Bronn joins him. Pod I think is with Brienne already. It's difficult to wait till 2019. But in a way I am happy that we can do all sorts of predictions till one and half year. And then it will all end. The books might stretch to 2025 or even later or might never be completed. Did Pod ever come back after walking off with Bronn at the beginning of that meeting in the dragon pit? I only saw the episode once. I can't remember myself. Will have to rewatch the episode again. lol. But I assume that was consistent with Bronn's nature of not being among elitists during serious discussions. Most probably Pod will stick to his duty as a squire and not leave his lady. It's interesting that his cousin was the executioner of Lord Stark but he didn't receive any ill will from northerners. Seems that he has a very acceptable personality and disposition. |
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