Does he not have an adult son in the books or is it just one of those creepy age things that’s best not to talk about?
Yeah I just looked it up and it appears he’s roughly 40 in the books (at least his wiki says he was born in 260 AC), but in the show it def feels like he’s supposed To be pushing 55-60
I know what you’re referring to but this still almost gave me a heart attack at the thought of Lost source novels.
haha sorry. I love the casting story behind LOST and it's exactly how things should be done. That was gonna be a white ass show before the casting department got involved.
Oh ok. That’s better knowing he isn’t actually 30, because even for this series that math for him being an adult was stressing me out.
lol so his wiki says 260AC, which would make him 39 by the time we see him in the books, and apparently Mathos is actually his 3rd born...but no idea how old he is. Davos’ 5th born is Devan and he is 12 at the start of the books and serving as Stannis’ squire
Hopefully it’s a real battle at least and not Devan saying “there isn’t going to be a siege, your grace”
Davos silently following her around to make sure she died was maybe my favorite part of episode 3. It was such a mix of hilarious and sad and dramatic.
I’m going to Girona today and part of the tour is visiting some of the filming locations. A couple years ago I got to go to a couple locations down in Seville and I went to Iceland last fall and saw a couple there as well. Game of Tourism is real and I’m not even doing this on purpose.
Snagged these in case anyone else was interested: Tour guide said a lot of season six Braavos was filmed on these stairs/in that church (which is closed to the public.) Jaime Lannister rides up this on a white horse in season six. This has been used for multiple King’s Landing shots throughout the series. But they were very adamant that the shame scene was shot in Dubrovnik (They’re preparing for a huge local flower festival hence all the weird art installations. The flowers all come in tonight/tomorrow for the weekend.)
The memes about it are amazing, but it sucks that Sansa is getting so much hate for doing the same things that people like Tyrion or Varys or others get huge amounts of credit for.
I’ve seen a lot of people praise Sansa for what she did. She told the right people on purpose, and unfortunately she did learn a lot from Littlefinger.
There’s been both, but some of the jokes are much less on the funny side and the comments about them even worse.
Nah dragons were long gone by then. Robert's Rebellion takes place in roughly 280 AC (After Conquest--when Aegon the Conqueror showed up), and the last of the dragons died in 153 AC
ADWD has tons and tons of pages about how Dany is stranded in the desert and has diarrhea and it's still way better than AFFC except the very end with the LSH reveal which redeems it