Haha yeh definitely not. It's frustrating how things have become more and more black and white as the show goes on. Renly being undoubtedly gay, Oberyn's rampant sexuality, Stannis being a pussy-whipped douchebag, the Thenns being evil cannibals; very frustrating. I'm still enjoying the show overall but as a book fan it's becoming quite difficult to handle un-explainable changes and useless added material, especially when we've all seen how well they've nailed a lot of the stuff from the books.
A character who went to save Brienne from a bear pit cos he was afraid of her being raped, rapes his own sister. Yeah ok... makes perfect sense
Hahaha, I can't be bothered outlining every plot point to you. When he went back to Harrnehal to rescue her, it was because he feared he would be subjugated and raped by the sketchy guards. He didn't know they would "only" toss her in a bear pit to inevitably die
Hahaha, I can't be bothered outlining every plot point to you. When he went back to Harrnehal to rescue her, it was because he feared he would be subjugated and raped by the sketchy guards. He didn't know they would "only" toss her in a bear pit to inevitably die
I meant he went back to Harranhall because he thought she would be raped, clearly by the time he saw her in a bear pit he knew that wasn't the case, but the point stands. This is a character in the middle of a redemption arc (as us book readers know in the context of what's to come) and this scene was entirely out of context and poorly conveyed. Book Jamie was against rape, and to rape his own sister is out of character for him, show and book.
Haha I know you were joking hence why I like your post
I definitely don't remember that particular scene, but I felt it was important in establishing that the Hound isn't an out and out 'good guy' like the show has been portraying him as. It was a better, more in character way of showing the shades of grey in the Hound's character than the way they handled the Jamie scene.
