Game of Thrones Season 7 - Long Walk (Official Promo)
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It still, generally, followed the books up to season 4.
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Both book and show Stannis was a pussy-whipped kinslayer. Fuck him.
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Thatl be that destructive prick renly....fuck that guy
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Book stannis isnt pussywhipped in slightest...im assuming u havent read them
Shit last chapter or so we have of him in books he gives mel an awesome dry putdown.
And renly moved on him first remember!
''I know ur rightfuly king and head of our household too brother but i really really want the throne and feel id be good at it so kneel or die ''
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Generaly ..sorta kinda
By late 3 it was diverging
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He's most certainly enchanted by Mel for a while. A case can be made that Davos broke the spell.
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Nope shit he mocks her up north(while banging her) in one of the books many awesomely dry stannis put downs and threaten to slowly kill her if sacrificng roberts bastard didnt work
Theres no point where he seems in her spell..thats tv stannis
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She convinces him he's Jesus but she has no sway over him. Good call.
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It's a TEASER bro! You don't feel teased?
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That's right. And only six in season 8. The end is near.
I've loved the ride, but honestly it's probably time to wrap it up. I just think that instead of two shorter seasons they should do one mega-season.
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I am still in denial. HBO viewers() practically forced Stannis' death because they want the prom king(jon) & queen(danaerys) to succeed, even when the Iron Bank already backed him. That's like saying, Davos is a horrible judge of character. They should resurrect Stannis as a White Walker fuck shit up.
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couldnt have said it better myself
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A funny little tidbit about GRRM. . .
According to this article:
George R.R. Martin knows what's up. He's been writing science fiction and fantasy for decades, so he's not going to waste time trying to get Microsoft Word to understand that the House of Targaryen and cities like Qohor and Asshai are all things he means to type. In an interview with Conan O'Brien on Tuesday he laid it all out. "I hate spell-check, yes," he said.
But then he did one better. He told Conan that he has two computers, one that's up-to-date and has Internet access, and one that's ancient and runs DOS. He uses the newer machine for browsing the Web and checking emails, but he turns to the older one when it’s time to write. And his late-’80s software of choice is the classic word processor WordStar 4.0.
4.0 was the second WordStar version to work on DOS, but was a rewrite of 3.0, which had been directly ported to DOS from CP/M. Martin says that to this day it fulfills his every writing need.
Minimalist word processors like WriteRoom and Byword are popular among writers and other users looking for a distraction-free writing window. Plus many people use apps like Freedom and Concentrate to control which websites they can navigate to while they're working, thus reducing distractions. But Martin's solution seems optimal, especially if you're sitting down to write thousands of pages.
According to this article:
George R.R. Martin knows what's up. He's been writing science fiction and fantasy for decades, so he's not going to waste time trying to get Microsoft Word to understand that the House of Targaryen and cities like Qohor and Asshai are all things he means to type. In an interview with Conan O'Brien on Tuesday he laid it all out. "I hate spell-check, yes," he said.
But then he did one better. He told Conan that he has two computers, one that's up-to-date and has Internet access, and one that's ancient and runs DOS. He uses the newer machine for browsing the Web and checking emails, but he turns to the older one when it’s time to write. And his late-’80s software of choice is the classic word processor WordStar 4.0.
4.0 was the second WordStar version to work on DOS, but was a rewrite of 3.0, which had been directly ported to DOS from CP/M. Martin says that to this day it fulfills his every writing need.
Minimalist word processors like WriteRoom and Byword are popular among writers and other users looking for a distraction-free writing window. Plus many people use apps like Freedom and Concentrate to control which websites they can navigate to while they're working, thus reducing distractions. But Martin's solution seems optimal, especially if you're sitting down to write thousands of pages.
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A funny little tidbit about GRRM. . .
According to this article:
George R.R. Martin knows what's up. He's been writing science fiction and fantasy for decades, so he's not going to waste time trying to get Microsoft Word to understand that the House of Targaryen and cities like Qohor and Asshai are all things he means to type. In an interview with Conan O'Brien on Tuesday he laid it all out. "I hate spell-check, yes," he said.
But then he did one better. He told Conan that he has two computers, one that's up-to-date and has Internet access, and one that's ancient and runs DOS. He uses the newer machine for browsing the Web and checking emails, but he turns to the older one when it’s time to write. And his late-’80s software of choice is the classic word processor WordStar 4.0.
4.0 was the second WordStar version to work on DOS, but was a rewrite of 3.0, which had been directly ported to DOS from CP/M. Martin says that to this day it fulfills his every writing need.
Minimalist word processors like WriteRoom and Byword are popular among writers and other users looking for a distraction-free writing window. Plus many people use apps like Freedom and Concentrate to control which websites they can navigate to while they're working, thus reducing distractions. But Martin's solution seems optimal, especially if you're sitting down to write thousands of pages.
Really? Are you fucking serious? Where the fuck are those thousands of pages?
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LOL, that line caught my attention as well. That's some funny shit.
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thats exactly what i was thinking
