Hahahaha this cracks me up. I'm having a similar quandary. I want to watch it so badly.
Game of Thrones Season 7 Thread
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Hahahaha this cracks me up. I'm having a similar quandary. I want to watch it so badly.
I'm with you in some ways. If I've already read it then that's that but I'd never heard of these books until the show came out. I didn't know there were books until after the second episode or so, at that point it was a tv show 'first' to me and I wanted to continue experiencing the story that way.
I may read the books eventually but not til after the show's done.
You know originally we were wondering why Cersie's hair was still short (we know now) and we couldn't figure out the passage of time, with the WWs not advancing, but Jon travelling all over the world.
Well, if Cersie is pregnant, we will be able to keep track of the months.
I gave in too. A girl is weak.
But I will be good and watch all the rest completely unspoiled.
Yes - but that's one thing that makes this show so interesting - how these characters grow and change over the seasons. Jaime in season 1 is not the same Jaime now.
The only reason I'm ok with Jamie still being alive is because I believe he will kill Cersei lol.
I have to wait until Sunday to watch I need something to look forward to we have inventory at work this Saturday. If I watch now the only good thing for my weekend is gone.
Also don't judge me but I have to post this cat meme!
Also don't judge me but I have to post this cat meme!
Jaime became tolerable to me ONLY because of his time with Brienne and his love for his brother.
But he is despicable around Cersei.
ETA: I may be in the minority, but I want more Euron, lol. He's so entertaining!
But he is despicable around Cersei.
ETA: I may be in the minority, but I want more Euron, lol. He's so entertaining!
Well I caved in and watched it. I must have no willpower (probably applies to buying handbags as well) 
Ikr! And he killed his young (Lannister) squire after sharing a warm conversation with him, then killed a Karstark - although I know it was about survival. And yes, he did push a kid out the window. Watching the previous seasons refreshens my angry emotions towards the characters I feel sorry for now like Theon. I mean how he took Winterfell was just brutal - beheading Ser Rodrik, burning those kids...
Absolutely true. I think that when he lost his fighting hand, he realized how vulnerable he had become and it gave him some empathy for others. His time with Brienne, who is a strong woman, but doesn't use it in a bad way, also colored his thoughts.
I think he will kill her as well. She will have to want to initiate some total destruction of King's Landing or Westeros in order for him to see the need as he did with the Mad King.
I think that Euron is a hoot! The actor eats the scenery whenever he is on the screen. He so enjoys being bad!
Right? Watching parts is like saying, "just the tip."Well I caved in and watched it. I must have no willpower (probably applies to buying handbags as well)
Right? Watching parts is like saying, "just the tip."
Yeah I was debating it, but then I was on YouTube trying to look at other things and came across the titles of some of the videos. At that point it was all over, I just couldn't handle knowing things without seeing the context.
Moving along, I agree that Jamie's time with Brienne was transformative in many ways. I really only like him when he's with her. Their scene in the bath is quite possibly my favorite character/dialogue scene of the entire series, - ironically, because I dislike his character but the actor just KILLED that scene.
But while I like him and Brienne, ever since the Tormund thing started that's all I want lol. Jamie and Brienne can stay as just friends with huge mutual respect for each other.