Game of Thrones 1.3-1.5 + upcoming fairy tale mashups

May 17, 2011 22:59


I am now ready for the deaths of the following characters:  Viserys, Joffrey, Robert, Baelish and Theon.

I am saddened that they won't all die.

In general, I like the showm but don't have a lot to say?  I think because most of my thoughts center around upcoming book bits.

some comments, not really spoilery, but just in case )

tv: game of thrones, tv: once upon a time, tv: grimm

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alexandral May 18 2011, 07:04:08 UTC
************** Spoilers for A Song of Ice and Fire *******

I always thought that Tyrion "fancied" Sansa. I don't get the vibe that he likes Cat - in fact, he is much younger (one of the rare characters because all the rest is much older) than in the books, so I HOPE the show will do Sansa/Tyrion nicely when it comes.

Both Loras and Renly were kind of ridiculous (for which I have my own bee in a bonnet).

I like how they write Cat, Dany and Sansa. Cersei - I loved her as a power bitch she is in the book. I thought the fact that she was like that was important. But we will see.

I can't help but think thathaving Baelish tell Sansa about Sandor's past instead of Sandor himself is an indicator that they're going to be changing that plotline up a bit. IIRC, Sansa is actually the first person he ever told about that?

I think so too - they probably will change all that storyline. I liked it very much (I genearlly like everything around Sansa). I was upset first, but I will be fine if they do well with Sansa and Tyrion, which is highly possibl seeing Tyrion is written so nicely.

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meganbmoore May 18 2011, 12:13:26 UTC
There's too much fang filing (presumably to make them more "likable") with Cat and Cersei to me. With Dany, they're emphasizing the "perfect white princess and the barbarians" a bit too much, though not as heavily as in the first 2 episodes. With Sansa, I can't help but think the show sees Sansa the way Arya does, but the show isn't a kid, so I'm less inclined to shrug it off.

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alexandral May 18 2011, 15:51:46 UTC
I think there is a little of this, but on the whole she is much more sypmpathetic than she is in the first 2-3 books (for example, I definitely sensed the vibe of "Ned should ahve sepent more time with Sansa than with Arya" from the show).

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