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A Game of Thrones

It's a good thing that Ned has Lord Baelish to help him. Baelish understands and navigates the system well, although he is loyal to Catelyn, so will help the Starks.

That Viserys scene was priceless. I loved it.
Also, I really want to take that kid from the Eyrie and toss his scrawny ass out the Moon Door...
Also, I really want to take that kid from the Eyrie and toss his scrawny ass out the Moon Door...

Only if you beat me to it, lol
How about we split him? You take an arm and leg, I take an arm and leg, we launch that crazy little bastige straight through the door?

Then we could go after his psychotic mother, after all, she created it and deserves to die on the strength of that alone. lol
I dunno...she's so full of crazy I don't think it'd be wise to get anywhere near her.

I've noticed a few small changes, myself, but nothing big.
Last night's episode was awesome indeed. I can't wait until this season is released on DVD.

Jason, I am quite captivated by the show, so I imagine I will become obsessed with the books.

The one thing that is different between book and HBO show is that the books allow you inside the characters heads so much better, as usual. So you get so much more of Tyrion.

All the kids are younger in the book. Robin was six years old and sickly his entire life. Lysa obviously dotes on him, but more importantly, she's unbalanced herself. We can infer she believes nursing him will make him stronger.




What I can't stand is long ramblings, an author who loves the sound of his own voice yet has nothing to say. Then I dislike long books.

I'm the opposite end of the spectrum. I despise short books. They go by in a flash and often feel like foreplay with no big pay off. I'll take my big sprawling epics all day long over 250 page short stories.
I can get with 400. At least there's enough there to sink your teeth in a bit. I prefer 600+ but then you get back into the quality vs quantity argument. Lengthy doesn't mean good writing but I do enjoy world building and you'll more often find good world building in a more lengthy novel

☠The Dread Pirate Grant☠ wrote: "I can get with 400. At least there's enough there to sink your teeth in a bit...."
Jackie wrote: "400 is about average for me.."
TWSS!
sorry, i'm a sucker for juvenile sex analogies.
Lol @ Mark. One of my Super goody/goody employees today was talking about grilling steaks for Memorial Day. He then went on to say that he'd just found out how much his wife likes sausage. And I quote, "Man she was just grabbing sausages left and right and just shoving em' in her mouth". I immediately lost it and it took him a good minute to realize the innuendo. Lol I love that little innocent joker :)
*The list of every one good and innocent Grant knows*
Tracey
*Fist pump....Yessssss* :D
*Fist pump....Yessssss* :D

*snicker*


Tyrion was already my favorite character of the books, so there you go ;).



I haven't watched the last couple of shows but hearing about Danielle's reaction to the Eyrie crew cracks me up. Yeah, Lysa is....something else.
Hush before you spoil it for her! Lol....poor innocent Danielle
Viserys deserved what he got. And it was bound to happen one way or another, sooner or later, with the way he was acting. He was a fool. Dany is far more clever.