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Game of Thrones | S3 E6 | "The Climb"

🕑 Added 2022-11-09 04:30:26 +0000 UTC

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Mobiggs

Thanks! That's good to hear. I'll keep watching then :)

HDN

@Jared Yes he's way more invested and barely uses his phone anymore. The episodes are shown in full as well. Nothing is being cut anymore

Mobiggs

Does it get any better? I was considering stopping after s3e5 had large chunks of scenes cut out...some of them without even any nudity.

Andrew Corbyn

Seconded

Reaction Squad

Thank you for the feedback HDN!

HDN

At what point will Luke get invested enough to stop staring at his phone for a lot of important scenes in a freakin reaction video lol. Sorry if I sound mean but it's clear he's either not invested at all, or has watched a lot of key scenes back when it aired and is not interested in picking the storylines and details anymore. I genuinely enjoy these reactions and the discussions + the editor's effort (Brian), but this way it's gonna soon turn into one of the most boring shows you have ever watched, cause the greatness of it is in the details. Once you lose that, you're stuck with a show full of uninteresting dialogues (cause you didn't pick up on any of the previous details), waiting for an action scene which are not that abundant. Hope I'm wrong and he's more invested in the episodes to come.

Reaction Squad

So interesting!!

Matt D

There is a Game of Thrones fan theory that argues Margaery, in her continued attempts to manipulate Joffrey and gain his trust, killed Ros with Joffrey. The theory points to Margaery’s first encounter with Joffrey by themselves in Joffrey's chambers where Margaery plays on Joffrey's fetishization of violence, and they discuss killing something/someone together with Joffrey's crossbow. Also, in the first book of the “Song of Ice and Fire" series, “A Game of Thrones,” “The top of the wall" is described as being “wider than the kingsroad often was” (202) and Uncle Benjen told Jon that “the top was wide enough for a dozen armored knights to ride abreast” (178).