The King in the North

"Robbwind" scene from Game of Thrones season 3 episode 10.
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[ultron-]

You know something is totally fucked up when even The Hound looks at it in disgust.

[warhawk]

That's the point, they're making fun of the rumor that Robb turns into a wolf

[Festoniaful]

:'( They seriously took off his head, and replaced it with his direwolf? :(

[TotalTech.]

0:11 Sandor Clegane is so disgusted he doesn't even have burns on his face in this scene

[waddewel]

whitewalker necromance mixed parts,  werewolf done

[RickieScene]

And there family words winter is coming is a reminder of there beginnings in the wake of the long night and a grim importance of things to come

When the white walkers move through the woods

[TheInstantClassic]

We really must take a moment to pray for the Freys, from next season on they're pretty much fucked...like...BIG time.

[Kobra]

I really thought they would not have stomach for it.

[SealDude]

You see that plank thing they tied to his back? think they used it to support the weight of the direwolvfs head

[DarkPractitioner]

Im aware of all of that, but you cant see the body on the horse... with the wolf head on... clearly.

[DarkPractitioner]

Errhh, i know, im talking about the tv depiction, you cant clearly see that Robb is on the horse, with the wolf head on him.

[DarkPractitioner]

What bothers me is, why is the wolf's head so far from the body? It makes it very unclear that they attached the direwolf head to Robb's body, to parade him around.

[vojtechkoudelka]

Remember the times when GoT wasnt crap?

[warhawk]

Cause they cut off his head to put the wolf head on, again they're making fun of the fact that people thought he could turn into a wolf. And since they're chanting King of the north it's obviously Robbs body they're hauling around.

I'm very sad for Robb, but can everyone just chill? This is the world of Game of Thrones - shit like this happens. You've gotta love George R. R. Martin for being unpredictable.

Really? Because I'm handling it fine. I'm extremely upset, but this is Game of Thrones. There are no limits - that's why ASOIAF is one of the best book series I have ever read; you never know what might happen.