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George basically wrote a teenager trying to balance Stark honor, Targaryen fire, and the trauma of being unwanted. The show simplified him into “good man who knows nothing.”
King Targaryen 🐉@KingTargaryenn
Es sorprendente lo gris, ambicioso y políticamente astuto que es Jon Snow en los libros comparado con el de Game of Thrones. George lo escribió lleno de conflictos internos que lo hacen mucho más complejo. Os traigo las 6 diferencias más importantes entre libros y serie🧵⬇️
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Let’s just say George RR Martin isn’t the only one who’s written 1,200 pages of Winds of Winter. We’ll see who finishes first Georgie boy @GRRMspeaking
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Antony Starr throws shade at shows afraid to kill off characters
“Something just finished... I won’t say what... and nobody died. I was just scratching my head going, ‘There’s nowhere else to go... this is the end of the run, kill some people’”
"Don't get attached to any characters in [The Boys] ... everyone's head is on the block"
(via @WIRED)
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every time a greyjoy is born the gods give them schizophrenia and humiliation fetish
Mj@ThisGrayArea
Everybody talks about Targaryen madness when there isn’t one sane Greyjoy…
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an old favourite of mine, and highlights the different ways Stannis was written. For GRRM, he's earnest and funny but also kind of insufferable with little sense of how others see him, and often the butt of even the narrator's jokes. For Benioff & Weiss, he's just insufferable.
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