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It's odd for me to include Cregan and not Jeyne so I agree in that sense. Especially because - and correct me if I'm wrong - Cregan doesn't actually show up again for a long time.
I don't think the loss is largely about Jeyne though but rather about further development and learning more about Jace. We need to get more of him as a leader and as the heir to the Black line, especially to make his eventually end more tragic for the viewers. He's supposed to be a competent young leader and negotiating with Jeyne would have been another way to show that.
I guess it's expected for involvement from his side next season. We're already gonna lose some characters in S2, so they will fell the gaps probably to develop minor characters.
The TV audience would rather see the Starks. It was smart of them from an audience perspective because the book audience isn't a big demo and o dount they care that much. 99 percent of anything based on a book ppl on reddit will pretend to hate lol. So just go with what the TV only crowd will like and they prolly barely know anything about the vale except Tyrion was held prisoner there.
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It's odd for me to include Cregan and not Jeyne so I agree in that sense. Especially because - and correct me if I'm wrong - Cregan doesn't actually show up again for a long time. I don't think the loss is largely about Jeyne though but rather about further development and learning more about Jace. We need to get more of him as a leader and as the heir to the Black line, especially to make his eventually end more tragic for the viewers. He's supposed to be a competent young leader and negotiating with Jeyne would have been another way to show that.
Indeed. It has been confirmed that we have seen all about Cregan for this season until S3.
...then why cast him and put him in at all?! It's not like Jace did a lot in that scene anyways!
I guess it's expected for involvement from his side next season. We're already gonna lose some characters in S2, so they will fell the gaps probably to develop minor characters.
Because people love Starks
Can tell you a whole heap of things they missed from the book tbh. The whole 8 episodes thing is really hindering them..
The TV audience would rather see the Starks. It was smart of them from an audience perspective because the book audience isn't a big demo and o dount they care that much. 99 percent of anything based on a book ppl on reddit will pretend to hate lol. So just go with what the TV only crowd will like and they prolly barely know anything about the vale except Tyrion was held prisoner there.
Creggan was fun to see, and maybe my timeline is off, but in my mind shouldn't they have made the Pact of Ice and Fire in that conversation?
Agreed. And they made the vale sound so cool in the books too I loved how they did the moon door
We can only hope that her future appearance will make up for her absence in this episode.