06-15-2015, 07:09 PM
Well, i disagree on the Dorne characters... a letdown for me. Bronn is a good actor and character but i dont care for the whole sideshow. Ironborn were much more interesting. I guess next season will expand that narrative since Danny needs ships.
A friend and I were discussing this today. We pretty much think The Song of Fire and Ice is about Jon Snow's life and events of his lifetime. I think he is part Targaryen and Lyanna promised Ned to take Snow and promise to never tell. Ned's a promise keeper. If you reread the first book, you'll see a lot of hints. He never cheated. He is keeping a promise protecting an innocent boy from his friend Robert and the Lannisters. The Game of Thrones begins.
You know Danny can't control/ride her dragons but you know who could? Wargs which means Bran, Jon, and/or Rikkon. Three headed dragon. I bet when Jon comes too, much like Bran, will understand his talent.
The books were good with filling the air with red herring plots. The way the timing of each chapter per book just made things very foggy as what will happen next. Well, the series cut through a lot of that and pretty much gives it to you straight up even if its short spots. Sure there is some questions but if you look at the book vs series body of work separately you'll see that the series doesn't give you red herring plots just some cliffhanger elements.
A friend and I were discussing this today. We pretty much think The Song of Fire and Ice is about Jon Snow's life and events of his lifetime. I think he is part Targaryen and Lyanna promised Ned to take Snow and promise to never tell. Ned's a promise keeper. If you reread the first book, you'll see a lot of hints. He never cheated. He is keeping a promise protecting an innocent boy from his friend Robert and the Lannisters. The Game of Thrones begins.
You know Danny can't control/ride her dragons but you know who could? Wargs which means Bran, Jon, and/or Rikkon. Three headed dragon. I bet when Jon comes too, much like Bran, will understand his talent.
The books were good with filling the air with red herring plots. The way the timing of each chapter per book just made things very foggy as what will happen next. Well, the series cut through a lot of that and pretty much gives it to you straight up even if its short spots. Sure there is some questions but if you look at the book vs series body of work separately you'll see that the series doesn't give you red herring plots just some cliffhanger elements.