[ SECRET POST #3557 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3557 ⌋

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[(Anonymous)]

I found the book to be more moving because you had so much more time spent with the characters, inside their heads and getting to know them as characters. The show doesn't do that quite as well, IMO.

[ceebeegee]

I think that the Red Wedding is one, of very few, pieces from ASOIAF that is actually better in the books--although I think it is VERY well done nonetheless in the series. But I think the book version is more...haunting, more claustrophobic, more *awful.* The filmed version was powerful because--well, that opening sally, poor Talisa being stabbed in the womb. And everything else.--it was filmed brilliantly. But then when I read the book version, it was somehow even worse. The whole thing is from Catelyn's POV and it's all hot and crowded and claustrophobic and kind of miserable. And throughout the whole thing, the music sucks. And then when the massacre starts, you realize--the music sucks because they're not musicians. They're killers.