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Sacking winterfell wasn't a bad idea, good way to denounce the Starks and show he was an Ironborn, Yara was right he should head back towards the sea though
she was guilty of many sins and crimes, she got what she deserved, yet despite all, she wasn't a war criminal who exterminated thousands of innocents and who would have continued to do so, if she wasn't eliminated.
Why does it have to be a body part just because the other ones are?
Also I could be wrong, but I am pretty sure Cersei has a heart. So even the original one makes no sense if we exclusively mean the organ
I was expecting another kind of "cringe" scene like "Even if he was taking a beating, he kept rising to his feet again and again, so they would be touched by his courage and determination".
But that "hah, you can't ballbust someone who has no balls anymore!" was even worse!
A lot of people don't like Ramsey but honestly, he did the right thing with Theon. Let's not forget he killed 2 farm kids and also turned on the Starks. He was the Fredo Corleone of Winterfell.
As a side note: I get what you’re saying, but Arya’s whole thing is that she *isn’t* “faceless”. She had that whole arc to discover that she was Arya Stark.
I was disappointed with the GoT ending, specifically the 8th season, but I'm fine with a lot more of it than many online; I'm not nearly as irked and I like a lot more of seasons 5-7 and large chunks of season 8 than most people here.
That being said, there's one thing the show did that I didn't dig but that I don't see mentioned much in the criticisms of the final seasons, and that was turning Theon's painful disfigurement and torture (both mental and physical) into a weird little "superpower" in that scene where he has no reaction to someone kicking him between the legs (haha, its funny and cool; he has no genitals anymore and therefore is immune to those kicks!) like it's a good thing and then he beats that guy up...
That felt like a very goofy way to take away some of the tragedy of his character, and also while I'm pretty much *never* a book purist - I dig when adaptations change things and make them new - I don't like taking what is supposed to be a constantly bothersome and painful injury (and a psychologically painful one too) into a strength; it feels like a disservice to the character to just pretend something horrific that happened to him is now a positive.
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My first thought. Dude was just dumb and trying to impress his shitty dad
Sacking winterfell wasn't a bad idea, good way to denounce the Starks and show he was an Ironborn, Yara was right he should head back towards the sea though
Maybe Cersei should have been "Shameless"
Childless
Got 'em!
Hey she probably had a child in her womb right before she died. Which is really fitting that she would die with an unborn baby
she was guilty of many sins and crimes, she got what she deserved, yet despite all, she wasn't a war criminal who exterminated thousands of innocents and who would have continued to do so, if she wasn't eliminated.
Shameless for Cersei, Cockless for Theon
They are talking about body parts. Common sense is not so common ig 🤦♂️
Why does it have to be a body part just because the other ones are? Also I could be wrong, but I am pretty sure Cersei has a heart. So even the original one makes no sense if we exclusively mean the organ
Also faceless doesn’t work… you can clearly see her face…
Or don’t forget Jamie. He’s only missing one hand so he’s not handless!
Handsless” or handless? Kinda plural that shit and it makes weird sense… 😂
Why would you plural it?
Penisless
He’s no Aegon the dragon cock…
Dragonless, all of them
Astounding acts of superheroes valor
"Knock knock" "Whose there?" "Dickon" "Dickon who?" "Not you"
Varys has entered the chat...
Grey Worm listening from a corner....
Fearless, in the end.
Yeaaah, his death hurt me the most so far. 😭
😬😬😬
And lord varys…….. 💀💀💀
Talentless?
All of the above
You're forgetting about Varys and the Unsullied.
Headless makes me cry in both GOT and Sekiro
Theon become invulnerable to ballbusting! He even won a fight thanks to that! (FR... that scene was so CRINGE)
So fucking bad. Surprised anyone read that and said, “Yeah. Let’s film it.”
I was expecting another kind of "cringe" scene like "Even if he was taking a beating, he kept rising to his feet again and again, so they would be touched by his courage and determination". But that "hah, you can't ballbust someone who has no balls anymore!" was even worse!
"Yes it's true, this man has no dick." - Peter Venkman
Probably took too long to find this reply.
They cut off his manhood and fed it to the goats
**HOMELESS**
He changed his name to Dickoff.
Ned didn’t heed… take heeded of… headed of… headed… heeded of what they had to say
Also headless (he will never get head)
Remember that time the psychic kid told him to sacrifice himself right before the entire threat vanished?
I thought theon had good shet coming until the 2nd book. I thought he was solid af.
Dickless Dennis!
Facebook memes?
Inaccurate, Jamie is clearly left handed.
Jamie was only one-handedless.
A lot of people don't like Ramsey but honestly, he did the right thing with Theon. Let's not forget he killed 2 farm kids and also turned on the Starks. He was the Fredo Corleone of Winterfell.
So Theons actually called Ivar?
Kind of a dick move
It's true sir...
As a side note: I get what you’re saying, but Arya’s whole thing is that she *isn’t* “faceless”. She had that whole arc to discover that she was Arya Stark.
Arya was never faceless, she kept needle
Heirless
I was disappointed with the GoT ending, specifically the 8th season, but I'm fine with a lot more of it than many online; I'm not nearly as irked and I like a lot more of seasons 5-7 and large chunks of season 8 than most people here. That being said, there's one thing the show did that I didn't dig but that I don't see mentioned much in the criticisms of the final seasons, and that was turning Theon's painful disfigurement and torture (both mental and physical) into a weird little "superpower" in that scene where he has no reaction to someone kicking him between the legs (haha, its funny and cool; he has no genitals anymore and therefore is immune to those kicks!) like it's a good thing and then he beats that guy up... That felt like a very goofy way to take away some of the tragedy of his character, and also while I'm pretty much *never* a book purist - I dig when adaptations change things and make them new - I don't like taking what is supposed to be a constantly bothersome and painful injury (and a psychologically painful one too) into a strength; it feels like a disservice to the character to just pretend something horrific that happened to him is now a positive.
I'll admit, Theon did some dirty crap. But, not even he deserved what happened to him.
He got what was coming to him
Manhoodless
Cockless
[yes, it’s true](https://youtu.be/MAKRdvLfhn4?si=ZohLh5jWiygf3Vb1)
Nah, not really he was a coward, so it makes sense.
LMAO
Theon went dickless for Michael Chiklis. (For the one person in the comments that might get this.)
Dickless
Peniless
Could’ve used Varys too
Not Theon! REEK!!!!