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kiki

Just as an FYI. I havent actually watched the reaction for this one yet but wanted to say re what Jaime does in this episode: it doesn't happen that way in the books. In the books it was consensual, albeit kind of random that it happened that way. It was just a weird choice by the writers to make it like Jaime forced himself on Cersei and is not consistent with his character at all for the rest of the season. So pls dont let that affect your opinion of Jaime's arc too much.

Kawaii Leonard

I think you have to separate the 2 in this case, show lore vs. book lore. I mean, every character is different, even when faithful. Ex. Robb's motivation to marry is different. However, with this case on Jaime, I agree with you. The showrunners even said their intention is not to show rape, it just came across opposite of what they wanted... which is dumb.

Chris Mark

Jsyk she's planning on reading the books so its probably best not too mention it much

Timebomb_

I don’t want to spoil anything but all I’ll say is this is where the show starts to majorly divert off-course from the books… and that means certain additions or removals from the show which some people definitely don’t agree with.

Deke_HFX

It was a stupid choice made by stupid people involved in the show

James Thomas

It's the fact as well that it doesn't affect the story, the characters or anything, it was purely pointless for shock. I feel comfortable saying that because it's never brought up again, just a massive misfire of a scene.

Deke_HFX

Ahhh she's cooking!

Charlyn

LMAOOOO at the intro, not you in an actual hat too plss🤣🤣

NF

This is what the director of the episode had to say about the Jaime/Cersei scene. “Well, it becomes consensual by the end, because anything for [Cersei and Jaime] ultimately results in a turn-on, especially a power struggle.”

Marcell

Theon is dead, that's only Reek. And Reek would never do anything against his master.

Funkystar

Oberyn is not only a master at poison he is also a legendary warrior as Tyrion mentioned in S4E1 soo don’t just assume that the mountain would destroy oberyn he is probably top 5 warrior in the kingdoms🤷🏾‍♂️ also podrick man he is soo loyal one of the most underrated character of this show 💯 that scene with Tyrion was wholesome man. Indeed the most loyal squire who ever lived🥹

Deke_HFX

'Fake Daario' lol

Deke_HFX

Damnit, Dany got her hooks in her now!

IcySystem

Is this Marcell Bolton talking? You leave my boy Theon Greyjoy alone. He is alive and not so well.

UCM992

Fake Dario hahahahahha. good one.

Coral of Bread

Bran’s vision showed the past as well, a la Ned, and you’ll see plenty of dragons fly over King’s Landing in House of the Dragon (I have to drive you crazy by keeping it vague!)

Kantanshi

@45:01 "What was that?" I'm guessing you meant the thing the girl was washing out. That would be a sheep intestine condom. Yes, they used to use animal intestines as condoms in the days of old. While they did prevent pregnancy, they did not protect against STIs.

Paul Huffman

That intro...I can't with you!! LMAO.

Paul

I prefer to omit that Jaime scene from memory, I would say it's the only legitimate flaw from S1 to 4 of this show. No idea what they were smoking to include that, but erase it from canon. Dany is definitely cooking now.

Cat Indigo

Remember when Theon went back to The Iron Island the first time? He accused his father of surrendering and selling him to the Starks, and his father said it's better to bend the knee then be broken and dead, (paraphrasing)

Christian M

Joffrey shall be missed. Yeah... lol

Shawn Davies

The way I interpreted this scene from Jaime's POV was that, looking at his dead son, he realized how fragile life is. So he decided to focus on what he loves most in life, Cersei. They're out in the open where anyone can walk in on them and he doesn't give a fuck. There's freedom and relief in that and he wants to share that with Cersei so that she can move on.

Itss_NattyJ

Agreed. I think most people know to disregard that scene.

Mel

Daario was Daario before he was Steve. Trust me he's a phenomenal Daario!

Louis

True. When Haunting of Hill House first came out, we all said "Thats Daario from GOT!"

Mel

Yeah we did. I think he's the perfect Daario. I don't think it matters what he's in now, he'll always be "our Daario" !

Jermaine Lee

So tired of book comparisons, this isn't the books and the books aren't the show. Let them live separately.

My_Cousin_Mose

Lol you look so proud of yourself when talking about Sansa's necklace.

My_Cousin_Mose

The Gilly issue is tough. Maester Aemon doesn't have the power to stop Ser Alliser if he decides to exile Gilly. The no women at the wall rule is pretty strict. If that were to happen she and baby Sam would be forced to leave with little to no supplies and Sam would be executed if he left to go after her.

Greenfrog

King Tommen is the one! 😍 Long live the King!

Fyre SPell

talking about the leeches "I need some of them. Don't know what I would do with them though." - careful what you ask for... you just might get it! 😜😂🤣

fritz

You should have worn black out of respect not a party hat XD How is Trevor dealing with the loss of his favorite character? He seems to don't like you wearing a party hat on this sad day

dWr

calling this early for tyrell involvment in the poisining is crazy :D

Simon

That is just so concerning, honestly. I hope all the people (women) working with them are okay.

Sai Medicherla

That scene with Jaime and Cersei at the Sept was soo out of character for Jaime. He had always been against non-consensual acts and the best example for this was what he did back in season 3 when those soldiers tried to force themselves on Brienne. So, even from a show-only POV, it is not in-line with who he is. Honestly don't know what the writers were thinking