Oh boi oh boi

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In the Season 4 premiere, Tyrion welcomes a surprise guest to King's Landing for the royal wedding, but fears he's come to the Red Keep for something else. Meanwhile, Jon warns his skeptical Night's Watch superiors about an impending attack; Jaime struggles to regain his status at home; Arya encounters a face from her past; and Daario Naharis discusses strategy with Daenerys on the journey to the slave city Meereen.

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"Arya encounters a face from her past" Probably Jaqen but...I want it to be Syrio!!! I loved Syrio/Arya scenes so much. I want it to be revealed that Syrio=Jaqen. That theory is great

itsbrianyay @ 5/4/2014 18:07

Curtis @ 5/4/2014 18:39 Speculation based on description Spoiler + "Arya encounters a face from her past" Probably Jaqen but...I want it to be Syrio!!! I loved Syrio/Arya scenes so much. I want it to be revealed that Syrio=Jaqen. That theory is great book spoilers and show speculation Spoiler + you don't think that it's going to be the show's version of "is there gold in the village?"

I have no idea what that is (: . I don't read the books

I think Daenery's story is pretty boring tbh! Last season it was very repetitive. Go to a city, meet a douchebag leader, free the ppl and move on. We get it

And I can't stand her HOLIER THAN THOU attitude that she's grown into. I appreciate the gradual development but I still have no interest in watching her anymore

I found a semi crappy live stream so I get to watch "live" for once

NVM it randomly stopped. O well (:

eh! It was fine I guess. It was so PREMIER-ISH. Seemed to have no real focus and instead just caught the fans up. We bounced to pairs of characters and got quick scenes showing exactly what we would expect from them. I feel like the Walking Dead has such a big fan base that it can rely on a few badass Daryl/crossbow moments every so often to appease people, and that's exactly what Dany and her dragons remind me of (: . Dany's scenes were by far the worst. The balancing contest and the flowers were terrible

Hopefully these little characters scenes will mean something later. I assume they will. This is how I felt about the last two premiers and IIRC those opening moments panned out later. This one felt way more scattered to me though. It just felt like a big recap. They even had characters sum up exactly what had happened up to that point. Cersei literally read off a list of prior classic moments. They treated the fans like there were stupid imo

Best parts were the opening, the ending, and Oberyn's intro. Tywin's the greatest. Him melting down Ned's sword was sad but clearly a metaphor for moving past the threat of the Stark's. Tywin was great in that scene and so was the music

The end scene was great. Hound/Arya are really fun to watch and the Hound's dialogue was perfect. "The fuck's a Lommy?", only cunts name their swords, telling Polliver that he has a cunt mouth etc. The scene with Polliver at the table reminded me of something out of a Tarantino movie. Pretty tense. And the Hound driving that guys face into the knife was brutal. Arya killing Polliver was great

Scratch that, the hilarious statue of Joffrey was the best part