Tfw you get paid to come back for no reason because your character gets a lot of twitter likes

Yeah I agree with that but him getting away with it I don’t mind

He should’ve just stayed in charge of that little keep they gave him, Stokeworth I think.

that's euron

>These are the people who want a season rewrite

Those are people who just look at their phone the whole time while ignoring dialogue and then cheer when Khaleesi shows up or something explodes. How else could someone not understand the character of Bronn at all?

>Yeah I agree with that but him getting away with it I don’t mind

He should be like Smee from the end of Hook. He just grabs all the gold he can and escapes while all the shit is going down.

Bronn beating that old knight was one of the best parts of the show

>everyone is leaving the ruins of kings landing
>bronn passes with a group of nameless goons in a carriage of lannister armor and weaponry on his way to highgarden

I hate how GOT fans think everyone needs to die and D&D thinks everyone needs to overstay their welcome. A character should be able to just fuck off back to their business once they get what they want and forget about warring kings and never be seen again, except maybe a brief scene here and there to tell us what they're up to like The Wire used to do.

All these people talking about who's gonna kill Dany, I think it'd be fitting if she didn't die. Complete the circle that started with the Mad King

Half of the people hating on S8 are S1-4 fans who just want it to feel like good historical fiction again, but the other half are people who started watching after a big event like Viper vs Mountain and just want it to have even more dumb anime shit and shock content than it already has.

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No I don't want a season rewrite, and I think Dany was obviously the villain for awhile back

But why does Bronn stand and fight in the battle with the Lannisters against the dragon? Why does he put himself in death's way to shoot a dragon? Why does he jump in front of a dragon to save Jaime's life?

He's not a stupid man, and he doesn't take fights he knows he has a high probability of losing. He easily could have ran with the money in the scene and lived to fight another day. But he didn't do that. He threw himself in a suicidal manner in this fight.

If his motivation is only money, that doesn't make a lick of sense.
If his motivation is because he feels some pity or something for Jaime, then it does. It's heroic. It's also why he should have died in this scene.

youtube.com/watch?v=dlc14tCkCdA

I didn't say everyone needed to die. I said Bronn needed to die. He jumped in front of a dragon to save Jaime's life. In a universe that seems to obey laws of mortality similar to our own (or, at least, the first few seasons did), that should have killed him

Bronn is getting paid next episode. Highgarden tower, skullfucking Daniel

because jamie was his friend. and he's a fighter. but he's a selfish cunt and doesn't want to die.

is bronn taking down drogon that would be sick af my dudes

As a character in the books, Bronn walks off into the sunset as head of a small noble house who gets to pork his fat retarded wife all day, and all Tyrion can do is laugh about that thinking of how much Bronn had truly won in life.

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Who the fuck is Daniel

Book Bronn was based, I hope he keeps his happy ending should the fat one ever complete the series

My favorite thing about Bronn is that he has a completely unsentimental and clear-eyed understanding of the relationship between the lord and his subjects/underlings underlings. He correctly points out that even a lord like Tyrion, who considers him a friend, would never risk their life for him so why would should they expect him to risk his life for theirs ?

Him saving Jamie out of some kind of sense of pity or heroism would be completely antithetical to his character; he and Jamie never even seemed to like each other.

>Him saving Jamie out of some kind of sense of pity or heroism would be completely antithetical to his character

youtube.com/watch?v=ZlXICdiUZ_c

But that's literally, exactly what he does in the TV version (since this is Yea Forums, not Yea Forums)

Did Bronn even talk to Jamie in the books? I have no memory of them having a relationship at all, wasn't it made up by the show to give Jamie a partner for his retarded Dorne adventure?

he was based but Euron just overtook the based levels from Bronn

The show has the same conversation between him and Tyrion. He says he saves Jamie so he can get what was owed to him, which is bad writing but true to his character at least.

No they never interacted in the books.

i felt cheated not getting an ice-fire breath collision

>GoT
>historical fiction
>at any point
ok

Not entirely unwarranted. He was entertaining for a while but so far his character has been pointless this season.

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>they killed shansha please to keep that piece of shit in the show.

cant get that shit

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Spartacus was great at using cock and balls.

That's the one thing GoT clearly did worse.

>feel like
Learn to read, retard.