I thought that Robb Stark’s wife was a stunner. She was never in the books. Anyone who appears in the show but has never appeared in the books has a shorter life expectancy than the milk in my fridge.
Huh. Then what am I thinking of? It has been so long since I read the books. It must be true that the wife in the books and the in the show are different people.
I really thought she was with child, however the wiki says that “Unbeknownst to Jeyne, the daily potions given to her by her mother prevented pregnancy.” But it doesn’t say she’s died, as happened in the show.
Yeah… the show really makes remembering the books more difficult. I finished all 5 books between season 1 and season 2.
I prefer my AR-15 & Magnum Research Dessert Eagle, but if all else fails I’ll borrow my granddaughters bow with the suction cup tip arrows, maybe the bad people will start laughing then I can make a run for it. Wait that won’t work either, I’m fifty four and need a hip replacement, back the AR15.
Tyrion is a fan favorite, and my favorite, and even George R. R. Martin’s favorite, I believe, but I don’t consider him a Lannister, even though he is a Lannister. Maybe there’s a twist coming on that front, but I doubt it. Martin doesn’t seem interested in satisfying his readers in that way.
I can’t repeat what my neighbors think of me, actually I’m not sure my neighbors know me, the nearest one is a couple miles away. God it’s great to leave in the middle of nowhere, so I talk to all sorts of critters.
I wish I could live out in the middle of nowhere. All I need is a good internet connection, and enough space for my 20 lb dog to do his thing in. Finding a job that would support that type of luxurious lifestyle would be hard though.
Talking to animals is a lost art. The only animals left that we can talk to and still appear to be sane are dogs, cats, horses, and parrots. Talk to any other animal, and some Good Samaritan will promptly be giving you a shot of thorazine in your neck for the good of God and country.