Well his armor will do that even if he didn't have the hand. Bronn doesn't wear armor though, which is why he went in with Jaime. Beginning of next ep we'll see Bronn dragging him from the water or something.

Heartbeat.

Flash.

Jamie ditches gold hand.

Heartbeat.

Flash.

Jamie fumbles with leather armor straps.

Heartbeat.

Flash.

Jamie's not gonna make it.

Heartbeat.

Flash.

Bronn swims in to save our man.

They surface to flames, screams, and Dany/Drogon midflight.

- Who taught you to do that?
- No one!
: swoon :

That red bearded guy, Giantsbane, is betting on the wrong woman!
Oh... and it looks like Littlefinger has now noticed Arya... I wonder what comes next.

And Poor Sansa is definitely going nuts.
The stark kids split up.... and the reunion:
- Arya has become an assassin
- Jon has become the King in the North
- Bran has become the three-eyed raven
-- Sansa has become.... Sansa Stark?...


How the heck does an army not have a bunch of scouts circling to give fair warning of any goings on?!
How the heck did the Dothraki get there?.... surely by ship, but... What about Euron? Isn't he back in his ship, hunting for these guys? The Dothraki can't be decent ship navigators... surely not better than the Greyjoy fleet!!

Bah... so idiot Jamie wanted to skewer Dany with her dragon right there?... and Bronn(?) jumps higher than a horse to get Jamie out of the way of fire?! And Jamie didn't see him one bit?! That boy has some peripheral vision problems... oh wait... 16:9... that's all any tv/movie character gets!
Also, I don't think the dragon would fire first.... in that condition, producing fire must be energy consuming, so he'd just swat Jamie like a fly, using his tail.... but it does look way cooler to have Jamie face the huge head, opening its mouth to produce Hell on Westeros!
Will you believe how quickly that puddle/stream/small lake gets deep? 3 or 4 feet away, the horse was running on the shore.

Euron's fleet was off Casterly Rock last we saw, but that's on the west coast of Westeros. The Dothraki would've been ferried from Dragonstone (just off the east coast) to the east coast, and then moved to the road connecting Highgarden with King's Landing. Euron couldn't have intercepted them in time.

(August 7, 2017 at 8:10 am)Mr.Obvious Wrote:

(August 7, 2017 at 8:00 am)SteelCurtain Wrote: Could've been DICKon that saved Jamie, but it looks like it was Bronn.

The only thing about this episode that was in any way disappointing was Bronn's character. He is selfish and out to change his station in life. Maybe he realizes that without Jamie he is just an unlanded sellsword, so he needs Jamie to be alive to give him what he is promised. Yeah. That makes sense to me.

It was Bronn, on the white horse he saw and took after the scorpion got blown up.
Yeah, but he's Always held survival as the highest importance, rightfully so. He fled without his gold from the dothraki horseman because he didn't want to risk his life for it. I can't see him risking his life to that extent for Jaime. I know what you mean, but it doesn't make sense to me. But, whatever, the show must go on.

He did risk his life for Jaime, though. 

(August 7, 2017 at 6:25 pm)pocaracas Wrote: Will you believe how quickly that puddle/stream/small lake gets deep? 3 or 4 feet away, the horse was running on the shore.

LOL I was thinking this same thing. Bronn fucking pile drove Jamie into the middle of a deep ass lake from the shore... It's details like that that keep me excited to read the books (I know, I know, we never will.) Things like that can be overlooked on the screen, but surely that has to happen another way on the pages.

Just thought these would look good...

(August 8, 2017 at 6:08 am)pocaracas Wrote: Just thought these would look good...

I'm almost uncomfortable with how erect those shots made me. Almost.

Poor horsies.

Dothraki love cooked horsemeat. It's a feast for them!

Though...judging from the soldiers there might only be horse-ashes left over.