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05-21-2016, 05:49 AM
http://www.cheatsheet.com/entertainment/game-thrones-ramsay-bolton-problem.html/?ref=YF&yptr=yahoo
Now in its sixth season, there’s little argument to be made against the fact that Game of Thrones has officially hit its stride momentum-wise. The series has always been deliberate about the pacing of its story, rooted largely in George R.R. Martin’s slow-moving narrative in his Song of Ice and Fire novels. Things have ramped up on the HBO show recently though, marked by the revival of Jon Snow, multiple character deaths in the early episodes of the season, and promises of large-scale battles to come.
Now in its sixth season, there’s little argument to be made against the fact that Game of Thrones has officially hit its stride momentum-wise. The series has always been deliberate about the pacing of its story, rooted largely in George R.R. Martin’s slow-moving narrative in his Song of Ice and Fire novels. Things have ramped up on the HBO show recently though, marked by the revival of Jon Snow, multiple character deaths in the early episodes of the season, and promises of large-scale battles to come.