Same. The time loop thing was crazy, but yeah

It's a good moment for sure, but it still doesn't live up the four I mentioned. I don't feel like I'm trying to be a hater or downplay it by any means. Now that I think about it, I'd put Tywin's death above it as well.

really?

we all ready 4 episodes in and i have a hard to remembering the next day what even happened on the show... nothing is bappening on the show and its boring

Here's a penny, go find an electrical outlet to play with.

This post was edited by Arsenic_Touch on Jun 1 2016 09:17pm

Hodor dying, whether you liked the character or not is pretty much the saddest thing that has happened in the show so far.

Hodor is basically the only innocent main character to date and he suffered arguably the most, especially with the way he died/probably knew exactly when he would die for his entire life(maybe).

Either way, similar to how Gwen Stacey's death marked the end of innocence in comics/the silver age of comics, hodors death kind of means the same for the game of thrones world.

Edit: basically, winter has officially taken its first innocent life.

This post was edited by Blah58 on Jun 2 2016 04:06am

I am leaning more towards bloodraven attempted to fully take over young hodor through the vision when he died and failed to do so fucking up hodor.

Yeah I was glad he died. Dude was annoying and a pointless character.

bloodraven

Hodor's death is similar to Dobby dying in Harry Potter. Both loyal serving, selfless beings who serve a protagonist who have let people die for them before they realize they need to step up.

stick to watching friends kid