GoT S3:E8 "Second Sons" <<<Book Readers Thread>>> SPOILERS

on wednesday?

My formatting is catching on like, dare I say, wildfire.

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GoT S4:E1 "The Hairnet" <<<Book Readers Thread>>> SPOILERS

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I'm re listening as we speak
I posted this in last weeks thread

So, next episode- Episode 8= Daario, Coldhands, Melisandre's Kingsblood, the little Wolf Bitch's stone assassination attempt on the Hound (hope the watchers enjoy their repartee as much as the readers)?????

Episode 9= Red Wedding, the Hound and Arya fighting on the outskirts ????

Episode 10= Mhysa- the sacking of Yunkai, Jon Snow leaving the Wildlings/Thenns during murder of the old man and after Summer goes down and fricks shite up.

Davos still needs to get the letter from Castle Black about the Others.

Bran still has to meet Sam at the Nightfort.

They'll probably wait for the Purple Wedding for next season as well as Sansa's escape with Petyr.

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So, next episode- Episode 8= Daario, Coldhands, Melisandre's Kingsblood, the little Wolf Bitch's stone assassination attempt on the Hound (hope the watchers enjoy their repartee as much as the readers)?????

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I just read that chapter last night, and was blown away at how awesome it was. When they finally cross the river and Hound tells her they aren't going to KL and that Sansa used to sing him songs and shite...wow, just awesome.


Clegane's mouth twitched. "Caught you? My brother caught you?" That made him laugh, a sour sound, part rumble, part snarl. "Gregor never knew what he had, did he? He couldn't have, or he would have dragged you back kicking and screaming to King's Landing and dumped you in Cersei's lap. Oh that's bloody sweet. I'll be sure and tell him that, before I cut his heart out."
It wasn't the first time he had talked of killing the Mountain. "But he's your brother," Arya said dubiously.
"Didn't you ever have a brother you wanted to kill?" He laughed again. "Or maybe a sister?" He must have seen something in her face then, for he leaned closer. "Sansa. That's it, isn't it? The wolf bitch wants to kill the pretty bird."
"No," Arya spat back at him. "I'd like to kill you."
"Because I hacked your little friend in two? I've killed a lot more than him, I promise you. You think that makes me some monster. Well, maybe it does, but I saved your sister's life too. The day the mob pulled her off her horse, I cut through them and brought her back to the castle, else she would have gotten what Lollys Stokeorth got. And she sang for me. You didn't know that, did you? Your sister sang me a sweet little song."
"You're lying," she said at once.
"you don't know half as much as you think you do. The Blackwater? Where in seven hells do you think we are? Where do you think we are going?"
The scorn in his voice made her hesitate. "Back to King's Landing," she said. "You're bringing me to Joffrey and the Queen." That was wrong, she realized all of the sudden, just from the way he asked the questions. But she had to say something.
"Stupid blind little wolf bitch." His voice was rough and hard as an iron rasp. "Bugger Joffrey, bugger the Queen, and bugger that twisted little gargoyle she calls a brother. I'm done with their city, done with their Kingsguard, done with Lannisters. What's a dog to do with lions, I ask you?" He reached for his waterskin, took a long pull. As he wiped his mouth, he offered the skin to Arya and said, "The river was the Trident, girl. The Trident, not the Blackwater. Make the map in your head, if you can. On the morrow we should reach the kingsroad. We'll make good time after that, straight up to the Twins. It's going to be me who hands you over to that mother of yours. Not the noble lightning lord or that flaming fraud of a priest, the monster." He grinned at the look on her face. "You think your outlaw friends are the only ones who can smell a ransom? Dondarrion took my gold, so I took you. You're worth twice what they stole from me, I'd say. Maybe even more if I sold you back to the Lannisters like you fear, but I won't. Even a dog gets tired of being kicked. If this Young Wolf has the wits the gods gave a toad, he'll make me a lordling and beg me to enter his service. He needs me, though he may not know it..."
"He'll never take you," she spat back. "Not you."
"Then I'll take as much gold as I can carry, laugh in his face, and ride off. If he doesn't take me, he'll be wise to kill me, but he won't. Too much his father's son, from what I hear. Fine with me. either way I win. And so do you, she-wolf. So stop whimpering and snapping at me, I'm sick of it. Keep your mouth shut and do as I tell you, and maybe we'll even be in time for your uncle's bloody wedding."


Pure greatness. One of the best dialogue's in the entire series.

It's funny how much I forget about what I read in the books. I had totally forgotten that Coldhands killed the Night's Watch members who mutinied at Craster's Keep. That part was in Dance With Dragons though I think.

Of course, that brings up the question: Was the reason he killed them for justice for the Night's Watch? Or retribution on behalf of the Others for killing their ally Craster? Dang, GRMM never makes it easy does he.

This has got to be a joke

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This has got to be a joke

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Don't you mean: "Shirley, you can't be serious"