Yeah, I instantly recognized that crossbow as soon as Qyburn held it up. By the way, if memory serves me right (I gotta verify it w/ my Bluray), before being used in Tywin's death, that weapon was Joffrey's first, which he used to kill boars & whores. So it actually means more than one "poetic" thing for Cersei. But nah, I wouldn't worry. I'd be the MOST surprised person on the planet if Bronn actually goes through with killing the two beloved brothers (unless they'd turned into zombies somehow).
"You may not have killed Joffrey, but you killed Myrcella, you killed Tommen." -- Oh Cersei, we used to think she was evil but smart. But now, my friends & I have pretty much written her off as deranged or have just gone fully retarded. I CAN understand why she'd blame Tyrion for Myrcella, because he sent her to Dorne, which is where the poor girl was EVENTUALLY poisoned--after years of safety & security with House Martell. But Tommen?? The kid killed himself because Cersei literally vaporized his beloved wife, Margaery. And that didn't happen "because of Tywin's death"; that happened because of her OWN stupidity & scheming. Olenna Tyrell was right all along when she called Cersei stupid.
And speaking of stupidity, I'd argue it was Cersei that destroyed House Lannister in the first place: 1) Olenna poisoned Joffrey because she "didn't want her granddaughter marrying a monster"; Joffrey was only an incompetent psychopathic monster because he was raised by an incompetent psychopathic mother, Cersei. 2)Tywin was killed by Tyrion because the former sentenced the latter to death; Tywin was only able to sentence Tyrion to death because of the baseless accusations of... Cersei. 3)Myrcella was poisoned by Ellaria Sand as revenge for Oberyn Martell's death; Oberyn was killed because he defended Tyrion in a trial by combat; Tyrion wouldn't have had to go through any trial were it not for the false accusations of... you guessed it... Cersei. It ALL goes back to Cersei. I rest my case.
So yeah, despite all her tiresome monologue about her love for her family and all that crap, it was Cersei who killed her whole family all along, that evil retard.
Thanks for reminding us about the 6-episodes-only-thing. I think I'm still in denial, because I have a pretty good memory, and yet I conveniently forgot about THAT part. As for me, the episode was not bad (the undead boy suddenly screaming like that startled the shit out of me). But my favorite scene was probably the last one with Jaime & Bran which I KNEW for sure would happen (BTW,FYI,you mispelled Jaime up there). Even my mom, whom I personally converted into a fan in the past few days (w/ marathon binge-watching), suddenly went, "Ooohh..."
Wow. Never knew Disney had so much creepy weird shit in its back pocket. Nice list. No, seriously; I really appreciate the info/bizarre history lesson. I doubt they're gonna be on Netflix anytime soon, so I'm gonna go search for them now (where ever they may be), and binge-watch 'em along with friends this weekend.
Nice article. I know this is gonna sound weird, but you basically just expressed in writing what I've always thought and felt about every single multiplayer game I've ever played out there (with a story of course).
Heh. Well, actually, I was thinking that their custom dic is somehow company-wide. Stored in the clouds, shared by multiple people, like for Google Docs, MS Office 360 or others. It would explain why some authors get it right ('cause using it is NOT mandatory,if they don't wanna). But then again, as I've said before, it wouldn't explain all the other misspellings--the "regular" ones, if you will. :)
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