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I was 100% disappointed with that because if you take Cap 2 into account, Arnim Zola was the Clairvoyant and that makes so much more sense.

shit oh my god it does

and i think i had that thought during cap 2 like, "was this what they meant by spoilers? that arnim zola was in charge of the whole thing?"

i guess they didn't want the show's plot point to be resolved in the movie? but they could've just...had arnim zola's actor come in and do stuff idk who even knows at this point

teawithiroh replied to your post: things that piss me off about john gar...

I had a lot of the same problems, but I liked his death. They were subverting a trope, and it was awesome. I don’t see how he’ll come back from that, but yeah :D

I mean...I get it...but Ward should've been there to idk beat him into pulp. he deserved worse. he was an abusive rotten son of a bitch and i don't like that his death was a weird comedic ending. i get the whole "villainy is pathetic" thing but i don't care MAKE HIM DIE HARDER. LIKE FIVE MORE TIMES. IT WASN'T ENOUGH DO IT AGAIN. 

I find this color theory very interesting and awesome! I never even thought of it.

The color filtering in Game of Thrones was frequently commented on in the first season, though I haven't seen much about it lately. But it's used as a cue to let you know where things are happening without sticking a location caption on the scene -- the further north you are, the bluer it is, the further south the more orange. If they ever show Dorne, it'll probably be more orange than King's Landing, maybe more orange than the slave cities even.

You can see in this blog post someone complaining about how the filtering makes it very difficult to tell what's going on in some scenes and how it causes so many set details to be lost in the murk of shadow. And just ask any GoT graphic maker about the kinds of things they have to do to make their artwork look decent... if you ever see someone bitching about the lighting in a scene, it's not just because it's dark (though that's the usual problem), it's also because it's orangey-dark or bluey-dark.

And like, let's use Sansa as an example. Here she is with all the other Starks in Winterfell, and you can see how blue it is:

In King's Landing it's orange:

And in the Eyrie she's blue again:

I'M NOT ALONE.  I don't want her to get tortured, but this should be terrifying.  It shouldn't be some place where you run wild or even get to sneak.  It sounds like she has more freedom than an actual prison at this point.  This is the climax of the series, where she's taken her fall and is suffering the consequences and it sounds like she might be uncomfortable, but that's it.  

OH nice.

I'll have to read it this summer then.

I'd actually like to see their experience in Tartarus have a seriously profound effect on them. One of my major complaints was that they seemed to (relatively speaking) waltz through the place.

pretty sure there’s an xkit addon to get rid of that.