He is the king of the north, but in the books and the series, they refer to him as King In The North
He is the king of the north, but in the books and the series, they refer to him as King In The North
In the series as well. It's King in the North. Seriously, I checked.
Episode 2 wasn't bad - nothing mind-blowing yet except for the end there. So, am I right in assuming that the old fart who marries his daughters is handing off his sons to the wildlings? It was late, I was tired and the end sorta threw me. Am I wrong?
Squirly, the Old Fart IS a wildling :P
He's the head of a Wildling villiage.
I think you're confusing wildlings with whatever those blue-eyed monstrosities are called again. :P
DOUBLE POST FOR BREAKING NEWS:
Game of Thrones picked up for a 3rd season.
Also 10 episodes, based roughly on the first half of Storm of Swords.
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I think I have to rewatch the whole first season again. Probably should have done that before the second season started but that's just something I'll have to get done during the week now.
Wait, we have cool lists now?
I'm in HEAVEN! :D It's high school all over again!
Anyway, I'm going to rewatch S1 sometime. Just need to make time for it.
LOL. Anyway, back to topic - just finished the first episode of Season 2. It's epic. Honestly, it just reset my faith in the series (not that it had much reason to dwindle, just saying). Can't wait to get into episode 2 now! :D
Ah that pirate dude was hilarious, didn't quite catch his name though but potential new favourite character right there
Also enjoyed the pirate.
I see not how Robb is keeping his cool with Jamie though, I'd have had the bastard tortured many eons ago. I hate his guts and love his armor. I want his guts out of his armor. And I want the wolf to munch him.
Also noticed that the series is starting to play a lot on morals. Duty vs. honor vs. willpower. Babies being killed or handed to white walkers. Familial bonds and traitory are weighed against each other. Love, hate and backstabbing. This is a joy to watch. More characters, more lovable characters and the hated ones hated more. I genuinely want to see the Baratheon bastard becoming something. He's already smart, loyal and strong, good King material. Let's just hope he doesn't come into trouble with Robb. I do love Robb.
Just watched Episode 2 now. Nothing new and exciting but I'm eager to see what happens when Jon gets knocked out and taken hostage by that old guy at the end of the episode.
The last episode was fantastic! Loved Arya's scene at the end, it's amazing how they manage to humanise even the most masculine of characters, so I was actually saddened to see Yoran go.
The Imp's ruse was pretty awesome, although I cottoned on immediately when I noticed him saying different things to the different advisers. I kinda expected it to be the Eunuch, though. Hate that guy.