HBO's Game of Thrones. [No Book Spoilers]

[Gnjus]

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[Overdriven]

In the books they don't really ever say who killed Jon Arryn (or I missed it if they did), I was always under the impression the Lannisters (Cersei) were responsible for it.  So I thought it was kind of cool they explain it more in depth in the TV show. 

I always assumed Littlefinger, mainly because it's pretty much a given that he was the one to set up Tyrion with the dagger used to try and finish off Bran when he tells Catelyn that he lost the dagger to Tyrion in a bet. He clearly saw the opportunity to ferment further hate between the Lannisters and Starks and took it. From that point it becomes pretty obvious what game he is playing and where he is taking it. And considering his relationship to the Tully's it made a lot of sense.

[Freland]

The books are as clear about who killed Jon Arryn as the series. Reread the last Sansa chapter of ASOS (easily on of the best chapters in all five books combined).

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When Lysa drags Sansa to the Moon Door to eventually kill her and Littlefinger tries to calm her, she sums up all the things she has done for him: 

Qutoed from Tower of the hand chapter summary:
"She got him his first post, and she put the Tears of Lys in Jon's wine at Petyr's request to stop Robert from being fostered at Casterly Rock or Dragonstone. The letter to Catelyn stating that the Lannisters did it was Petyr's idea too."

[CrazyCracka420]

Reread the last Sansa chapter in Storm of Swords, its one of the best ones in all the books. They took some material from it for this episode, and presumably the rest will be in the season finale.

Ahh thanks for that...I think when I was reading it in the books there was so much other stuff going on (Lysa going nuts over Sansa) that I overlooked that part (or forgot about it when recalling).

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[Molly]

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It took me like 20 seconds before I understood it

At first I thought it's some kind of beer mug and I was wondering how a mug correlates with Jaime L. but then...

[CrazyCracka420]

Is it not a beer mug?

[Vibe]

Is it not a beer mug?

it's a broken meat gripping device

[Franke]

Preview video for episode 6:

Judging from what we see it seems that this episode will shift the focus away from the Nightswatch towards Stannis, Theon and the events in King's Landing.

[Miwiw]

Braavos...

[Molly]

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omg omg omg
I am at the point where Cersei gets stuffed into her very own tower by the High Septon. Oh, the sweet satisfaction I felt while reading that after what she did on Maergery.
What I am unsure about is that those nuns say that they checked out Maergery's hymen and that it was broken. Did she screw around or not, I wonder.
And I really enjoy reading about Arya!

[Franke]

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omg omg omg
I am at the point where Cersei gets stuffed into her very own tower by the High Septon. Oh, the sweet satisfaction I felt while reading that after what she did on Maergery.
What I am unsure about is that those nuns say that they checked out Maergery's hymen and that it was broken. Did she screw around or not, I wonder.
And I really enjoy reading about Arya!

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I remember that when reading the books I was a bit naive about Margaery and the Tyrells in general, I thought "It cannot be that she isn't untouched anymore, she has never shared her bed neither with Renly nor with Joffrey." The show opened my eyes; the way they portray her indicates that she might already have some experience (surely unusual for medieval times, but maybe people are bit more tolerant in the reach.
I remember that scene (I think it's before Sansa's and Tyrion's wedding) where Margaery says to Sansa that there are ways how a woman can please her husband. Sansa asks "Did your mother teach you this" and Margaery rolls her eyes, responding "Sure, my mother..."

[Miwiw]

I know why Peter Dinklage is one of my favorite actors.

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he mad

[Xant]

Oberyn is cool. It's nice that they've almost-but-not-quite stopped the constant hints that he's bisexual. In previous episodes he was in it was bolded, underlined, and slammed into everyone's faces five times to make sure nobody could miss it.