Game Of Thrones Season 5 (1 Viewer)

[pete]

How did they escape the masked dudes?

everyone scarpered when drogon started burning people?

 

[7 - No tomorrow]

Enough with the spoiler tags. I don't want to click 4 times every time I read a post.

 

[David Kronenbourg]

Yeah, agreed. This is a thread for people who have watched the show.

 

[pete]

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[pete]

If it seems like this scene goes on for a really, really long time, that’s because it does: around 10 minutes by my count. It’s incredibly upsetting, in part because it’s such a perfect snapshot of misogyny: a woman stripped naked against her will for being insufficiently chaste and modest is forced to walk through the streets while people call her a whore and threaten to sexually assault her. In a certain sense, Cersei’s punishment is the female experience writ large: the cruelty and indignity of being a woman surrounded by people who feel entitled to control, judge and demean you on the basis of your body. I haven’t always loved Cersei, but real talk: I hope she heads back to the Great Sept with an army and burns it to the ground.

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Game of Thrones Finale Recap: Death Is a Gift | WIRED

 

[7 - No tomorrow]

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That is super mean

 

[7 - No tomorrow]

RIGHT ON

Game of Thrones Finale Recap: Death Is a Gift | WIRED

I read it like she's this total manipulative psycho, she finally gets called on it and brought to task, and so has a good old self-pitying cry for herself.

Wait, I guess it is the female experience writ large.

 

[chris d]

Jon should have told them to send the wilding in to his room for a chat. That would have wrecked their stupid plan.

The walk of atonement was some uncomfortable viewing.

 

[7 - No tomorrow]

The walk of atonement was some uncomfortable viewing.

Yup.

That's what they did instead of internet shaming back then.

 

[ann post]

Yeah, agreed. This is a thread for people who have watched the show.

yes but , book spoilers....


I didn't even have internet this week. i went ot a wifi cafe to mail folks and got spoilered on the first page of internet i've seen. why cant people just fucking be no-one instead of being the many facebooked god.

 

[ann post]

Comprehensive list of spoilers i've seen on facebook since watching GOT:

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the death of mammy stark (red wedding)
the use of wildfire in that season finale
the whole whitewalker battle (this was still class)
the 'death' of ayra stark

 

[ann post]

also, my memoirs on this season finale

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mad religious fuckers, ramsey bolton, zombie mountain, zombie arya.

setting up for the dark ages as such.

expecting they wont be rolling back on the moral outrage next season

 

[7 - No tomorrow]

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[nooleen]

All The Ways Game of Thrones’s [REDACTED] Might Not Be Dead

 

[Jerry Twig]

Anyway, largely middling and dull season,..

Some people these days I swear, and that's from someone who likes Ted Leo. Do you remember having the choice of either watching Cagney and Lacey or staring at the wall?

 

[Theseus Mock]

Do you remember having the choice of either watching Cagney and Lacey or staring at the wall?

Or worse, Highway to Heaven.

 

[Jerry Twig]

Or worse, Highway to Heaven.

Touché. Church approved.

 

[Unicron]

Or worse, Highway to Heaven.

Now that's a thing I haven't thought of in years.

 

[chris d]

Do you remember having the choice of either watching Cagney and Lacey or staring at the wall?

Hahahaha!

 

[george mcfly]

Hill Street Blues though...