Game of Thrones (TV talk) (CLEARLY MARK AND TAG BOOK SPOILERS IF YOU POST THEM) SEASON 7

[Tyrath]

lets tear down some GoT statues my dudes

Don't worry, people gonna be trying to do that over their new show.

[Andalusian girls]

lets tear down some GoT statues my dudes

we'll need a hoist to get you on top of one

[Andalusian girls]

[tyven]

why you think we are pulling it down dummy

[Moss]

Only if I can bring my pink bat and purple shield.

Is the pink bat littlefinger or podrick-sized

[Zetanio]

Is the pink bat littlefinger or podrick-sized

It's Pod-sized for her pleasure.

[EternityEnd]

didn't they say pod didn't have a big dick?

[Tokitoki]

didn't they say pod didn't have a big dick?

What? That was the whole conversation with Tyrion in like S1 when he brought him to the brothel.

[Moss]

What? That was the whole conversation with Tyrion in like S1 when he brought him to the brothel.

Well the whores loved him but we don't know if it's because he has a greatsword

[Tokitoki]

Well the whores loved him but we don't know if it's because he has a greatsword

Fair.

[EternityEnd]

Yeah, I thought they'd revisited it at some point and concluded he was just good in bed. IDK though.

my point is that zetanio is fun-sized.

[Zetanio]

Yeah, I thought they'd revisited it at some point and concluded he was just good in bed. IDK though.

my point is that zetanio is fun-sized.

It is a size that allows fun.

[Tokitoki]

Yeah, I thought they'd revisited it at some point and concluded he was just good in bed. IDK though.

my point is that zetanio is fun-sized.

Possible. I don't keep track of all this shit as well as some of you guys.

I thought it was implied that he was Pod the Rod after the Tyrion scenes.

[Tyrath]

Leaked ep spoiler I guess but just about mild banter

Spoiler: show

Should ask Tormund. He seemed interested in dick.

[Rhyis.]

iunno i find that a little nitpicky and not at all the point of the scene. disregarding that Dany probably only has the most limited understanding of Night's Watch protocol the primary thrust was that this was her initial foray into the Westerosi mainland, her first battle with the opposition, the first step of her conquest. what she required more than anything else was to establish her dominance. the visual language of the scene strongly played to this as well as we see so few prisoners kneel before her initially, then a great many kneel after the Tarly execution, then all and sundry kneel after the unfurling of dragonmight. it is why she chose dragonfire, the most spectacular means of execution, it is why she asked for allegiance rather than imprisoning them, and why she chose to execute the leadership. the entire theatrical display was designed to break the will of resistance and force the submission of the enemy force with minimal loss of human life, just as Aegon did when he defeated Westerosi armies.

Dany was told by two different people, that have lived in westeros their entire lives, that if she sent her dragons on peeps she'll never be considered more than the conqueror of westeros. It wont be like in meereen where she came in as a savior to a bunch of people who now all love her. There is nobody living in westeros atm that will join her side for any reason outside of fear of being burnt alive, and that includes the common folk that she says this is all for. She's also got an army of horse people that love to rape and pillage everywhere they go. That ain't good for the common man. In westeros, her actions are slowly turning her into the villain mang. Tyrion and varys weren't chugging wine 'cause they were celebrating a sweet ass victory. Dudes are scared where this shit is going.

Only way all this turns around for her is when/if the army of the dead show up and start terrorizing everyone. She can hop on a dragon and be everyones savior that way.
But as it stands now the every day man westerosan, that dany believes will love her, are living normal ass lives just fine before her scary ass dragons and army of rape showed up

[Anoat]

scary ass dragons and army of rape

This sounds like a hell of a metal show.

COMING THIS WINTER TO THE KING'S LANDING AMPHITHEATER, SCARY ASS DRAGONS WITH OPENING ACT ARMY OF RAPE, TICKETS STARTING AT JUST TEN GOLD DRAGONS

[Rhyis.]

We'll go see it together fam

[Andalusian girls]

Dany was told by two different people, that have lived in westeros their entire lives, that if she sent her dragons on peeps she'll never be considered more than the conqueror of westeros. It wont be like in meereen where she came in as a savior to a bunch of people who now all love her. There is nobody living in westeros atm that will join her side for any reason outside of fear of being burnt alive, and that includes the common folk that she says this is all for. She's also got an army of horse people that love to rape and pillage everywhere they go. That ain't good for the common man. In westeros, her actions are slowly turning her into the villain mang. Tyrion and varys weren't chugging wine 'cause they were celebrating a sweet ass victory. Dudes are scared where this shit is going.

Only way all this turns around for her is when/if the army of the dead show up and start terrorizing everyone. She can hop on a dragon and be everyones savior that way.
But as it stands now the every day man westerosan, that dany believes will love her, are living normal ass lives just fine before her scary ass dragons and army of rape showed up

uh no the country's been embroiled in a 5-or-so-way civil war for years no one is living normal ass lives. i imagine most of the peasantry just want peace and will support any ruler that gives that to them. and given how anti-rape-and-pillage Dany has been since season 1 p sure she's going to keep the Dothraki in line.

that said Varys and Tyrion's reaction was one of the reasons i loved the scene. the series trades in moral ambiguity and 'she's the bad guy! he's the good guy!' isn't the point of the show. Dany executed two rebel nobles and in doing so brought the remnants of the Lannister army to her side. what do you think Cersei would have done with the remnants of a rebel army? what did Tywin do with his prisoners? the execution of prisoners, especially one as innocent and dumb and good as Dickon, is not a moral act. but it is a justifiable one from Dany's perspective, and one that is far far less immoral than many acts we've seen previously. she is being held to a higher standard than any that came before here.

[Moss]

Dany was told by two different people, that have lived in westeros their entire lives, that if she sent her dragons on peeps she'll never be considered more than the conqueror of westeros. It wont be like in meereen where she came in as a savior to a bunch of people who now all love her. There is nobody living in westeros atm that will join her side for any reason outside of fear of being burnt alive, and that includes the common folk that she says this is all for. She's also got an army of horse people that love to rape and pillage everywhere they go. That ain't good for the common man. In westeros, her actions are slowly turning her into the villain mang. Tyrion and varys weren't chugging wine 'cause they...

I don't think the common man has much love for Cersei after she destroyed the Sept with all of the sparrows and tyrells, and caused Tommen to an hero.

But to your point, she is better than the alternative as long as Dany is seen as a burning invader with a dothraki horde

[Moss]

uh no the country's been embroiled in a 5-or-so-way civil war for years no one is living normal ass lives. i imagine most of the peasantry just want peace and will support any ruler that gives that to them. and given how anti-rape-and-pillage Dany has been since season 1 p sure she's going to keep the Dothraki in line.

that said Varys and Tyrion's reaction was one of the reasons i loved the scene. the series trades in moral ambiguity and 'she's the bad gay! he's the good guy!' isn't the point of the show. Dany executed two rebel nobles and in doing so brought the remnants of the Lannister army to her side. what do you think Cersei would have done with the remnants of a rebel army? what did Tywin do with his prisoners? the execution of prisoners, especially one as innocent and dumb and good as Dickon, is not a moral act. but it is a justifiable one from Dany's perspective, and one that is far far less immoral than many acts we've seen previously. she is being held to a higher standard than any that came before here.

I had a hard time understanding Tyrion's position in that scene. Dany was being reasonable given the rules of war and even if a beheading is seen as more humane, that death by dragonfire was really fucking quick