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Samuel Tarley?
Favourite character from aSoIaF
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Posted 01 December 2009 - 11:32 PM
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Posted 02 December 2009 - 10:15 PM
Mischiefs, on 01 December 2009 - 11:32 PM, said:
Samuel Tarley?
That's the one. Looking forward to seeing what happens when/if he finds Danerys.
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Posted 05 December 2009 - 09:03 PM
I agree with blackzoid.
I'm big on Sansa. I feel like she's really strong without being violent or coniving. She's just strong willed. I hope she does something important. Arya's also cool, but again, too much of a fantasy stereotype. That said, she reminds me of KISKA (or, I guess, Kiska reminds me of her)
My favorite was always straight up Eddard Stark. His whole story and the events surrounding him I thought were awesome, and would make for great TV if they ever green light the Show Time show they are filming. After him, everything said on Jaime is great - ass at first, totally great character arc, now I love him. I'm also big on Tyrion.
I hate Dany and most everything that happens either A far away from the main continent, and B anything with 'magic.'
I like how the series is more gritty medieval than fantasy. I don't like dragons, Red Woman, even the creatures north of the wall. Anything fantastical is a step in the wrong direction for me.
Worst part of the series: that gigantic story set in the Greyjoy land in Feast of Crows - wow, such an attempt to make a small family huge in importance suddenly. It's so gigantic when in all three books before, the Greyjoys were just a small pirate nation and way weaker than the Starks.
Finally: I like to say, 'Winter is coming' a lot. Great emblem.
I'm big on Sansa. I feel like she's really strong without being violent or coniving. She's just strong willed. I hope she does something important. Arya's also cool, but again, too much of a fantasy stereotype. That said, she reminds me of KISKA (or, I guess, Kiska reminds me of her)
My favorite was always straight up Eddard Stark. His whole story and the events surrounding him I thought were awesome, and would make for great TV if they ever green light the Show Time show they are filming. After him, everything said on Jaime is great - ass at first, totally great character arc, now I love him. I'm also big on Tyrion.
I hate Dany and most everything that happens either A far away from the main continent, and B anything with 'magic.'
I like how the series is more gritty medieval than fantasy. I don't like dragons, Red Woman, even the creatures north of the wall. Anything fantastical is a step in the wrong direction for me.
Worst part of the series: that gigantic story set in the Greyjoy land in Feast of Crows - wow, such an attempt to make a small family huge in importance suddenly. It's so gigantic when in all three books before, the Greyjoys were just a small pirate nation and way weaker than the Starks.
Finally: I like to say, 'Winter is coming' a lot. Great emblem.
This post has been edited by Tatterdemalion: 05 December 2009 - 09:07 PM
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