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real important to note that agot jon snowβs entire arc is about love vs duty, his allegiance to the nightβs watch battling with his worry for bran, for ned, for robb, pulling him south. and by the end of the book, he failsβin a manner. he chooses love, deserts the watch, and runs for robb, condemning himself to be βmotherless, friendless, and damnedβ even if robb beheads him for being a deserter. but his friends bring him back.
now consider adwd jon, who spends the entire book stuck between love and duty, pulled between the nightβs watch and the war against the Others and the politics of the Northβstannisβs campaign, ramsay bolton, and above everything else, arya. again jon is given an impossible choice, and again he chooses to desert the watch in a manner and go southβonly this time not sneaking away, and not alone, calling upon the freefolk to march with him upon Winterfell. only this time his friends canβt save him because he sent them away, or isolated himself from them. so again he chooses love, and again he fails. daggers in the dark. a pool of blood draining into the snow. jonβs whole arc is about choosing love over duty, just like ned, even when it hurts him, even when it leads to failure
one thing about grrm is that he will write a self-insert and then punish himself for it by making them suck absolute ass
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grrm really got the teenage malaise down perfectly with jon, he's that kid who thinks he has no friends meanwhile his classmates eat lunch with him every day and miss him when he's sick
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grrm really got the teenage malaise down perfectly with jon, he's that kid who thinks he has no friends meanwhile his classmates eat lunch with him every day and miss him when he's sick
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watched the odyssey in theaters. liked it more than i thought i would. i think the trick is enjoying it as a nolan movie foremost, not as an adaptation of homer's odyssey. all the bad things they say about the movie are true: the characters are robotic, the dialogue is gratingly modern, the bronze age collapse talks feels like it comes out of a textbook. and yet the theme of memory and the nonlinearity of remembrance and the price of broken oaths plays out coherently throughout the movie. there is effective use of exposition here: every set-up has a payoff. i will say, penelope just did not work for me as a character; the depiction of her rage and frustration should have made her more rounded, but it seemed to flatten what i enjoyed most about her character. overall, it's interesting as an adaptation. it's like asking a painter to paint a painting, and comparing what they draw with the original.
nolan's odyssey believes in monsters but not gods. i don't know what to make of that, but i know it's significant
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i consume asoiaf in a far more morally superior way than you. i think all of these characters should be put to death for being part of a feudal society and thus morally complicit in the violence inherent to the system. yes even the little children
me covering the lannister baratheon conflict
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watched the odyssey in theaters. liked it more than i thought i would. i think the trick is enjoying it as a nolan movie foremost, not as an adaptation of homer's odyssey. all the bad things they say about the movie are true: the characters are robotic, the dialogue is gratingly modern, the bronze age collapse talks feels like it comes out of a textbook. and yet the theme of memory and the nonlinearity of remembrance and the price of broken oaths plays out coherently throughout the movie. there is effective use of exposition here: every set-up has a payoff. i will say, penelope just did not work for me as a character; the depiction of her rage and frustration should have made her more rounded, but it seemed to flatten what i enjoyed most about her character. overall, it's interesting as an adaptation. it's like asking a painter to paint a painting, and comparing what they draw with the original.
religious zealout, homosexual, homophobic, groomer, diva, kingmaker, crashout king, addicted to fragrances, scholar, ballad composer, tapestry collector, has the most beautiful armor in westeros and an eye for tasteful corpse arrangement, meria martell/dorne/corlys velaryon stan, walks naked in public, obsessed with his boywife that he keeps locked in his dark lord's mansion. may or may not self-flagellate in secret. ormund hightower may be the asoiaf antagonist of all time