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* {{Narm}}: Arya mentioning Jaime as Cersei's brother when Robert arrives at Winterfell, only for Sansa to shut her up. It is painfully obvious that it is an expository dialogue added in post-production.
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* {{Narm}}: Arya mentioning Jaime as Cersei's brother when Robert arrives at Winterfell, only for Sansa to shut her up. It is painfully obvious that it is an expository expositive dialogue added in post-production.
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* {{Narm}}:Arya mentioning Jaime as Cersei's brother when Robert arrives at Winterfell, only for Sansa to shut her up. It is painfully obvious that it is an expository dialogue added in post-production.
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* {{Narm}}:Arya {{Narm}}: Arya mentioning Jaime as Cersei's brother when Robert arrives at Winterfell, only for Sansa to shut her up. It is painfully obvious that it is an expository dialogue added in post-production.
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* SpecialEffectFailure: Two lines (in addition to the one about Jaime mentioned above) are also obviously dubbed in. When Sansa says, "Will you shut up?" after Arya asks where Tyrion is, her hair covers her face but her mouth clearly doesn't move. At the end of the scene, Cersei has her back to the camera as she says to Jaime, "Where is our brother? Go and find the little beast," and it stays on the same wide shot.
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* SpecialEffectFailure: Two lines (in addition to the one about {{Narm}}:Arya mentioning Jaime mentioned above) are also obviously dubbed in. When as Cersei's brother when Robert arrives at Winterfell, only for Sansa says, "Will you to shut up?" after Arya asks where Tyrion is, her hair covers her face but her mouth clearly doesn't move. At the end of the scene, Cersei has her back to the camera as she says to Jaime, "Where up. It is our brother? Go and find the little beast," and painfully obvious that it stays on the same wide shot.is an expository dialogue added in post-production.
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* BrokenBase: Big time with changing Daenerys's wedding night with Drogo from a consensual love scene, to him raping her while she cries. Creator/EmiliaClarke defended the change, saying that it was important for the audience to feel sympathy with her--and that it was better for her CharacterDevelopment in the long run. Others find it cheap and exploitative--using rape for shock value. Especially since the rape is never brought up until Season 7.
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* BrokenBase: Big time with changing Daenerys's wedding night with Drogo from a consensual "consensual" love scene, to him raping her while she cries.cries. Many fans think this was much more realistic, and there is the fact that even fans of the books argue that it was not consensual, considering that Daenerys is a 13-year-old girl forced by her brother to marry Drogo. Creator/EmiliaClarke defended the change, saying that it was important for the audience to feel sympathy with her--and that it was better for her CharacterDevelopment in the long run. Others find it cheap and exploitative--using rape for shock value. Especially since value, and it doesn't help the fact that the rape is never brought up until Season 7.
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* NeverLiveItDown: The "that's Jaime Lannister, the queen's twin brother" dubbed-in line is a frequent source of mockery.
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* HarsherInHindsight: The whole episode is that for most fans, when you remember that this is the first and only time that all members of the Stark family are together and happy before everything that will happen to them throughout the series.
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** Robert briefly struggles to remember Arya's name, because [[MyNameIsInigoMontoya a girl is no one/has no name]].
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* BrokenBase: Big time with changing Daenerys's wedding night with Drogo from a consensual love scene, to him raping her while she cries. Creator/EmiliaClarke defended the change, saying that it was important for the audience to feel sympathy with her - and that it was better for her CharacterDevelopment in the long run. Others find it cheap and exploitative - using rape for shock value. Especially since the rape is never brought up until Season 7.
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* BrokenBase: Big time with changing Daenerys's wedding night with Drogo from a consensual love scene, to him raping her while she cries. Creator/EmiliaClarke defended the change, saying that it was important for the audience to feel sympathy with her - and her--and that it was better for her CharacterDevelopment in the long run. Others find it cheap and exploitative - using exploitative--using rape for shock value. Especially since the rape is never brought up until Season 7.
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** Catelyn making Bran promise "no climbing" brings to mind Littlefinger's famous "chaos is a ladder" speech in an episode appropriately titled "The Climb".
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** Catelyn making Bran promise "no climbing" brings to mind Littlefinger's famous "chaos is a ladder" speech in an episode appropriately titled "The Climb"."[[Recap/GameOfThronesS3E6TheClimb The Climb]]."
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* NeverLiveItDown: The "that's Jaime Lannister, the queen's twin brother" dubbed in line is a frequent source of mockery.
* SpecialEffectFailure: Two lines (in addition to the one about Jaime mentioned above) are also obviously dubbed in. When Sansa says "will you shut up" after Arya asks where Tyrion is, her hair covers her face but her mouth clearly doesn't move. At the end of the scene, Cersei has her back to the camera as she says to Jaime "where is our brother? Go and find the little beast" and it stays on the same wide shot.
* SpecialEffectFailure: Two lines (in addition to the one about Jaime mentioned above) are also obviously dubbed in. When Sansa says "will you shut up" after Arya asks where Tyrion is, her hair covers her face but her mouth clearly doesn't move. At the end of the scene, Cersei has her back to the camera as she says to Jaime "where is our brother? Go and find the little beast" and it stays on the same wide shot.
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* NeverLiveItDown: The "that's Jaime Lannister, the queen's twin brother" dubbed in dubbed-in line is a frequent source of mockery.
* SpecialEffectFailure: Two lines (in addition to the one about Jaime mentioned above) are also obviously dubbed in. When Sansasays "will says, "Will you shut up" up?" after Arya asks where Tyrion is, her hair covers her face but her mouth clearly doesn't move. At the end of the scene, Cersei has her back to the camera as she says to Jaime "where Jaime, "Where is our brother? Go and find the little beast" beast," and it stays on the same wide shot.
* SpecialEffectFailure: Two lines (in addition to the one about Jaime mentioned above) are also obviously dubbed in. When Sansa
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* AlternateCharacterInterpretation: Sansa is about the only character Cersei is nice to when she arrives at Winterfell. Is Cersei just being passive aggressive, performing a SherlockScan on the girl who's about to be betrothed to her son? Or is she making a genuine attempt at friendship, figuring that she may as well attempt to have a positive relationship with her eventual daughter-in-law? It is possible she feels that Sansa reminds her of herself at that age, prompting a softer side.
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* NeverLiveItDown: The "that's Jaime Lannister, the queen's twin brother" dubbed in line is a frequent source of mockery.
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** Rickon is the only Stark child who doesn't get spoken to by Robert, just a casual ruffle of the hair. Becomes quite prophetic of how he'd become OutOfFocus in the series.
* NeverLiveItDown: The "that's Jaime Lannister, the queen's twin brother" dubbed in line is a frequent source ofmockery.mockery.
* SpecialEffectFailure: Two lines (in addition to the one about Jaime mentioned above) are also obviously dubbed in. When Sansa says "will you shut up" after Arya asks where Tyrion is, her hair covers her face but her mouth clearly doesn't move. At the end of the scene, Cersei has her back to the camera as she says to Jaime "where is our brother? Go and find the little beast" and it stays on the same wide shot.
* NeverLiveItDown: The "that's Jaime Lannister, the queen's twin brother" dubbed in line is a frequent source of
* SpecialEffectFailure: Two lines (in addition to the one about Jaime mentioned above) are also obviously dubbed in. When Sansa says "will you shut up" after Arya asks where Tyrion is, her hair covers her face but her mouth clearly doesn't move. At the end of the scene, Cersei has her back to the camera as she says to Jaime "where is our brother? Go and find the little beast" and it stays on the same wide shot.
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* HilariousInHindsight: Catelyn making Bran promise "no climbing" brings to mind Littlefinger's famous "chaos is a ladder" speech in an episode appropriately titled "The Climb".
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* HilariousInHindsight: HilariousInHindsight:
** Catelyn making Bran promise "no climbing" brings to mind Littlefinger's famous "chaos is a ladder" speech in an episode appropriately titled "TheClimb".Climb".
** Given how infamous the show would become in later seasons for TravelingAtTheSpeedOfPlot, the repeated emphasis that the journey from King's Landing to Winterfell took a whole month becomes this.
** Catelyn making Bran promise "no climbing" brings to mind Littlefinger's famous "chaos is a ladder" speech in an episode appropriately titled "The
** Given how infamous the show would become in later seasons for TravelingAtTheSpeedOfPlot, the repeated emphasis that the journey from King's Landing to Winterfell took a whole month becomes this.
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* BrokenBase: Big time with changing Daenerys's wedding night with Drogo from a consensual love scene, to him raping her while she cries. Emilia Clarke defended the change, saying that it was important for the audience to feel sympathy with her - and that it was better for her CharacterDevelopment in the long run. Others find it cheap and exploitative - using rape for shock value. Especially since the rape is never brought up until Season 7.
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* BrokenBase: Big time with changing Daenerys's wedding night with Drogo from a consensual love scene, to him raping her while she cries. Emilia Clarke Creator/EmiliaClarke defended the change, saying that it was important for the audience to feel sympathy with her - and that it was better for her CharacterDevelopment in the long run. Others find it cheap and exploitative - using rape for shock value. Especially since the rape is never brought up until Season 7.
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* BrokenBase: Big time with changing Daenerys's wedding night with Drogo from a consensual love scene, to him raping her while she cries. Emilia Clarke defended the change, saying that it was important for the audience to feel sympathy with her - and that it was better for her CharacterDevelopment in the long run. Others find it cheap and exploitative - using rape for shock value. Especially since the rape is never brought up until Season 7.
* HilariousInHindsight: Catelyn making Bran promise "no climbing" brings to mind Littlefinger's famous "chaos is a ladder" speech in an episode appropriately titled "The Climb".
* NeverLiveItDown: The "that's Jaime Lannister, the queen's twin brother" dubbed in line is a frequent source of mockery.
* HilariousInHindsight: Catelyn making Bran promise "no climbing" brings to mind Littlefinger's famous "chaos is a ladder" speech in an episode appropriately titled "The Climb".
* NeverLiveItDown: The "that's Jaime Lannister, the queen's twin brother" dubbed in line is a frequent source of mockery.
