I should praise the actor though-the point is for Joffrey to be loathsome, and he certainly delivers.
Yeah, for a kid that young to play such a believable little sociopath. I feel safe betting they couldn't possibly have found anyone more fitting for that character.
Sandor comes across as much nicer in the show than he does in the book. He was always creeping me out in the book, epsecially in his scenes with Sansa, but they seem to have pretty much removed the creepiness of his character. I wonder if that's deliberate and what's up with that in that case? Are they setting up an actual Sandor/Sansa ship? Not sure how I feel about that...
I do feel they've rushed Dany's storyline too much in the show, which is one of the few gripes I have with the adaption. Also, after last week's ending, the dragon-birth felt somewhat anti-climactic, even though that scene gave me shivers in the book. But maybe it would have been different if I hadn't read the books, I've read at least one reaction from a tv viewer that matched the one I had when reading the book.
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Yeah, for a kid that young to play such a believable little sociopath. I feel safe betting they couldn't possibly have found anyone more fitting for that character.
Sandor comes across as much nicer in the show than he does in the book. He was always creeping me out in the book, epsecially in his scenes with Sansa, but they seem to have pretty much removed the creepiness of his character. I wonder if that's deliberate and what's up with that in that case? Are they setting up an actual Sandor/Sansa ship? Not sure how I feel about that...
I do feel they've rushed Dany's storyline too much in the show, which is one of the few gripes I have with the adaption. Also, after last week's ending, the dragon-birth felt somewhat anti-climactic, even though that scene gave me shivers in the book. But maybe it would have been different if I hadn't read the books, I've read at least one reaction from a tv viewer that matched the one I had when reading the book.