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* BrokenBase: Over Tyrion's monologue about his brain-damaged, beetle-smashing cousin Orson. Some theorize it's a symbolic metaphor for a world full of senseless violence and deaths that happen for no reason, while others think it's just too silly to take seriously and drags on for too long.
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* BrokenBase: Over Tyrion's monologue about Orson, his brain-damaged, beetle-smashing cousin Orson.cousin. Some theorize it's a symbolic metaphor for a world full of senseless violence and deaths that happen for no reason, while others think it's just too silly to take seriously and drags on for too long.
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* BrokenBase: Over Tyrion's monologue about his brain-damaged, beetle-smashing cousin Orson. Some theorize it's a symbolic metaphor for a world full of senseless violence and deaths that happen for no reason, while others think it's just too silly to take seriously and drags on for too long.
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* AlternativeCharacterInterpretation: The motivation of Arya's laughter at learning of Lysa's death is highly debated. Some believe she's mocking the Hound's fruitless efforts to ransom her, as he was unable to reach anyone who would pay for her before their deaths. Others believe it was a sign of SanitySlippage after so much loss.
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* AlternativeCharacterInterpretation: The motivation of Arya's laughter at learning of Lysa's death is highly debated. Some believe she's mocking the Hound's fruitless efforts to ransom her, as he was unable to reach anyone who would pay for her before their deaths. Others believe it was a sign of SanitySlippage after so much loss.loss.
* MemeticMutation: The observation that Oberyn declares "Today is not the day I die" on what ends up being the day he dies.
* MemeticMutation: The observation that Oberyn declares "Today is not the day I die" on what ends up being the day he dies.
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* AlternativeCharacterInterpretation: The motivation of Arya's laughter at learning of Lysa's death is highly debated. Some believe she's mocking the Hound's fruitless efforts to ransom her, as he was unable to reach anyone who would pay for her before their deaths. Others believe it was a sign of SanitySlippage after so much loss.
