AGOT Spoiler frustration

[Berkut]

[Jacob]

Everyone eventually dies.

Yeah... the part that started annoying me was when they ...

...spoiler...

... started coming back to life again. That shit got stupid real quick.

[Martinus]

At the risk of this making me sound like a faggot, I sobbed every time I watched the end of the episode (three times so far).

I thought the look of resignation in Richard Madden's eyes and the grief in Michelle Fairley's was amazing. If they don't get an Emmy for that I don't know who will.

[11B4V]

At the risk of this making me sound like a faggot, I sobbed every time I watched the end of the episode (three times so far).

I thought the look of resignation in Richard Madden's eyes and the grief in Michelle Fairley's was amazing. If they don't get an Emmy for that I don't know who will.

It was a great episode, but cry? Hardly worth that.

[crazy canuck]

At the risk of this making me sound like a faggot

http://languish.org/forums/index.php/topic,9920.0.html

[The Minsky Moment]

I hope viewer anger is directed at the approriate target: the lax weapons regulations of Westeros.  Strict crossbow control laws and bans on concealed knife carriage could have prevented this terrible tragedy. 

[Viking]

I hope viewer anger is directed at the approriate target: the lax weapons regulations of Westeros.  Strict crossbow control laws and bans on concealed knife carriage could have prevented this terrible tragedy.

<NRA>If the Starks had had crossbows and valyrian blades at the wedding they wouldn't have been killed </NRA>

[Valmy]

At the risk of this making me sound like a faggot, I sobbed every time I watched the end of the episode (three times so far).

I thought the look of resignation in Richard Madden's eyes and the grief in Michelle Fairley's was amazing. If they don't get an Emmy for that I don't know who will.

I presume those were manly straight-acting tears?

[Eddie Teach]

I presume those were manly straight-acting tears?

Mine certainly were. 

[Martinus]

I hope viewer anger is directed at the approriate target: the lax weapons regulations of Westeros.  Strict crossbow control laws and bans on concealed knife carriage could have prevented this terrible tragedy.

Actually, I blame the regulations that prohibit a concealed dire wolf carry.

[Grallon]

Eva Burke ‏@burkeitup 5h

I have no reason to live after watching that episode of game of thrones. My life is over.
Retweeted by TheRedWedding

None of these hysterics would be happening if they had read the books... Morons.



G.

[The Larch]

Everything is funny if the Benny Hill tune is sounding!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zxSwcawvyaY

[Neil]

I hope viewer anger is directed at the approriate target: the lax weapons regulations of Westeros.  Strict crossbow control laws and bans on concealed knife carriage could have prevented this terrible tragedy.

Walder Frey was an organ of the government, and you could even argue that he was doing his duty under the law as he brutally slaughtered the Starks and their people.

[Kleves]

Everyone eventually dies.

Baby, that's a fact. But maybe everyone that dies, someday comes back?

[Viking]

Everyone eventually dies.

How very keynsian of you.