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We hear from Raymund afterwards that Beesebury, and Hardyng are both dead. They were lined up against kingsguard knights in the beginning so it is assumed that they were dispatched by them. We also know that Robyn Rhysling was lined up against Prince Daeron who made it clear that he wasn’t going to fight back so it can be assumed that he was freed up to attack the kingsguard after the first pass. Then Lyonel Baratheon who is arguably their best fighter was also lined up against a kingsguard so if he won his first fight then that frees him up too. The kingsguard couldn’t provide aid to Aerion because they were engaged the whole time.
One of the reason helmets with visors became common, is because most knights after the initial charge would want to lift up their visor. It allowed them more vision, and allowed them to breath easier which is underrated but when you are fighting for your life you use a lot of oxygen so if your breathing is restricted you will wear out faster. Dunk didn’t have a helmet with a visor but at the time he had no choice his vision was too obstructed.
There were multiple times when Dunk was knocked down by another knight. The combat happened really fast so it may require multiple viewings, but he was knocked down by Maekar and what looks like Steffon. He was also saved twice by Raymund, and at one point you can see that a Kingsguard knight is trying to help but is being held up by fighting Lyonel Baratheon. The fight scenes might take multiple viewings but there was a lot going on.

re: Crazy Stupid Love

Posted by QC Reb on 2/16/26 at 4:04 pm to
I’m not saying it’s justified, but I think the whole point is that Cal stopped making any effort. You could see on their date in the beginning that he seemed barely interested in even being there. She shouldn’t have cheated, but it was clear that the two of them had lost all sense of love in their relationship and were just going through the motions. Only after she left did he realize how much of a rut he had fallen into. Him going back to her shows what a good guy he is, because once he found himself again he was someone women wanted and he could have lived the bachelor lifestyle. But that didn’t appeal to him at the end of the day he wanted to keep his family whole and recommit to his high school love which honestly makes him one of the most likable rom com characters.

re: Families of serial killers

Posted by QC Reb on 2/13/26 at 6:18 am to
John Edward Douglas who wrote Mindhunter and is considered the pioneer of serial killer profiling said that Lawrence Bittaker was the most disturbing person he ever created a profile for which really says a lot.
Y’all are so obsessed with our football team. It’s really sad.

re: Chambliss is a bitch

Posted by QC Reb on 2/12/26 at 6:52 pm to
You can call him a melt but as long as you are crying about our quarterback’s eligibility then you have no room to talk.

re: Chambliss is a bitch

Posted by QC Reb on 2/12/26 at 6:36 pm to
If you have a problem with the ruling why don’t you mortgage your trailer and take it to court then little buddy?

re: Chambliss is a bitch

Posted by QC Reb on 2/12/26 at 6:32 pm to
Serious question but why do you care so much? You took our coach, our OC, and a few of our star players. Yet you’re still not happy? Were we suppose to just suspend our football program and bow down to the mighty Bayou Bengals? Does the fact that we have the audacity to fight for our quarterback to have a second year or division 1 football threaten you that much? It’s strange to me how much you seek to be hanging your season on whether or not our quarterback is allowed to play or not. I thought you had more balls than that.

re: Families of serial killers

Posted by QC Reb on 2/12/26 at 2:37 pm to
That was haunting. The way he was able to remember murders he had commit decades ago down to every last detail. You can tell that he constantly replays these crimes in his head.
From the previews we have seen it looks like the battle starts as a joust from both sides with each person lined up against another.

As for the Kingsguard they aren't allowed to hurt Baelor, but the other knights are very much fair game. Their first role is to protect the royal family, but they also have a duty as champions in this trial to fight on behalf of the accuser.

A trial like this can end in a couple of different ways. Either Aerion and Daeron withdraw their accusations, all of the champions on one side are either killed or forced to yield, or if Dunk dies or yields. The Kingsguard will not just sit there playing defense, it is in their interest to help the trial end as quickly as possible with minimal damage to their side.
Watched this movie last night and it definitely hit in the feels, but it didn't leave me sad or depressed. I thought the ending was poetic and beautiful and the whole movie is a great meditation on life. I took the message to mean that just being a part of this world no matter how brief our existence really is, is a blessing in itself.

As for the hurt girl in the woods, I think it was his imagination brought on by a combination of his profound heartbreak and desperation, mixed with the extreme isolation. The saddest part for me was him entering the world at the end and realizing how much of it had passed him by. It makes me wonder if that is what his wife and daughter would have wanted for him. But it was his life to live, and I didn't get the sense at the end that he had any regrets.
The horse he sold was his late master Ser Arlan's palfrey, which is a horse that is for riding long distances. They have a gentler gait and are more comfortable to ride but aren't suitable as war horses. The brown horse that him and Ser Arlan traveled with, but you never saw ride is their war horse who is used exclusively for jousting. So Duncan will still plan to joust. As for the lances I'm not positive but since it would be a hindrance to travel with that many lances, I assume that the lord who is hosting the tourney would provide the lances. No one said tourneys were cheap :lol:
When Duncan goes to the blacksmith to look into getting armor, he is asked "are you jousting or working?". By working he means squiring for a knight, because the job was actually very dangerous and squires themselves were required to don armor although less armor than a knight would need which is why he asked.

Also Dunk replies, "probably a bit of both", which means he is probably aware that Egg will not be able to squire very effectively.
I believe he is Lord Medgar Tully. The biting of the fish was pretty funny. Most of the Tullys we have seen to this point have been pretty uptight.
Him and his buddy Tom Segura both have very rich fathers so I’m sure that has played a part in both of their career arcs.
Reminds me of the lyrics:

I'm not a coward, I've just never been tested
I'd like to think that if I was I would pass
Look at the tested and think "There but for the grace go I"
Might be a coward, I'm afraid of what I might find out

Dromod Village, in the Barony of Mohill, in County Leitrim, in the province of Connocht, Ireland. Our name was anglicized from its original old Gaelic version sometime in the 17th century.
Why do we have to be the bigger person than Kiffin though? After the way our own coach, his family, and the national sports media treated us, why should we take the high road?
I agree with you, and I don't bear Trinidad any ill will, but we would be helping LSU and Lane by extension which just feels wrong given everything that has transpired.
Genuine question, but how does it work with the request for his eligibility? If it comes back and is approved, can he transfer immediately? If we get the sense that he is going to try and transfer, should we not pull the request immediately to try and stop him from being able to play for LSU?