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⌈ Secret Post #2665 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

but to me show!Joff was a lot more tolerable than book!Joffrey.

I definitely agree with this. As horrible as Joffrey was in the show, he was still miles better than book!Joffrey and Jack Gleeson gave an extremely enjoyable performance. I really hope he doesn't get type casted for the rest of his life because of this though. I believe in you, Gleeson!

In fact, I think most (with possibly a couple of exceptions that I can't think of at the moment) of the characters in the show are a lot more sympathetic than their book counter parts. I had a lot of trouble truly getting into the books because I just hated some of the characters so much (Tyrion, for example, is a million times better in the show). I think it would have been easier if I had read the books before watching the show but alas.

[ziltoidianrapture]

I read somewhere that he's going to quit acting after Game of Thrones? Which is a shame, since I really think that he's a good actor, but at least he's not in any danger of getting type casted.

I watched the first 3 seasons before reading the books, so I can definitely relate. I liked reading most of Tyrion's chapters, but I'm the first to admit that there some iffy things going on with him and I definitely prefer show!Tyrion. I always had this feeling that GRRM was inserting himself into book!Tyrion, and... yeah, it shows, and not in a good way. Also, Dany. I had no idea how much the show had aged her up, so suddenly even the scenes that had seemed awesome in the show got a lot more awkward by the time I'd read the books.

I still think don't like Jon, though. He's just boring to me.

[(Anonymous)]

DA

I always had this feeling that GRRM was inserting himself into book!Tyrion, and... yeah, it shows, and not in a good way.

I think he has sort of openly admitted it. At least in the show I can see Tyrion as Tyrion, not as GRRM in the Dungeons and Dragons universe...

[ziltoidianrapture]

I think he has sort of openly admitted it. At least in the show I can see Tyrion as Tyrion, not as GRRM in the Dungeons and Dragons universe...

Well, that certainly explains a lot.

Also, yes. Yes to all of that. It's nice to like show!Tyrion without having to wonder which parts are the actual character talking and which parts are just GRRM's id running wild.

[(Anonymous)]

He used to have a D&D dwarf character called Tyrion with who he RPed.

[ziltoidianrapture]

... No. I wish I could unlearn that.

[(Anonymous)]

I read the books after the 2nd Season ended and... I just wanna add that despite all the gratuitous male-gazey female nudity and sex, I feel like the show has given most women of the story more layers than the original ones had... imo.