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I'm comfortable feeling gray joy and welcome to the show how you doing guys

great doing great fantastic yes we are here to talk about the sixth episode of Game of Thrones and possibly one of the

more controversial of the entire show. It seems to you know at least half of the internet up in arms.

Yeah, so I'm I don't know I guess the main point here the main sticking point is was because at

the at the end we're gonna kind of skipping ahead to the end of this episode but was it necessary

for the plot and everything to use rape as a plot device again on the show and some people

are you know quitting watching the show

So it's definitely controversial. Yeah

I don't really understand I can say it from a TV viewer only being controversial

but in the books you know it's coming so but you also have to realize that it's

two characters here that are combining you have Jane Poole who is this

Wasanza's friend who actually marries Ramsey who he rapes and then you have

Sansa who is still in the Erie in the books.

So it's a weird story.

You can see how it's weird.

Like why build Sansa up in the previous episode

and even in the Bath scene where she's this strong character

only to have her return to this weak timid person who just gives in.

So I don't, it didn't make sense to me either, but you also have to think about it kind of like what Jack was saying last week you want

Theon to do something and this is a good catalyst for Theon doing something you know

of seeing it's doing something why wouldn't he do something there yeah

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