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Originally Posted by Elderan
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Prob hard to keep the actor who plays Theon around if they don't at lease inject him somewhere into season 3-4(book 3) some how. They did say that things would be more linear in the show vs how it jumps around in the books.
They also changed Sansa story so that LF comes to her instead of Dontos Hollard.
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i thought LF still came to her before Dontos to express his concern for getting her home. i remember thinking LF had to be pulling dontos' strings behind the curtain.
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Originally Posted by Elderan
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I think they did this because in a visual setting it would be too easy to give away future plot points. When reading about it, it is much easier to hide things like this.
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for sure for sure. if we saw Lyanna in Ned's dreams, the way i picture Lyanna in Ned's dreams, everyone would know about
R+L=J(text colored white to prevent spoiler). same with the vision Dany sees of the aftermath of the RW in the temple. it turns out that the person with the head of an animal was less metaphorical than we thought it was in book 2. but in short, we agree 100%
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Originally Posted by Tenlaar
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Any chance you can link to an interview of him saying that? I'd like to read/watch it. Everything I have seen, read, or heard is that he signed over all creative control. I even remember an interview where he said he signed it all over for a truckload of money and they could add vampires and zombies if they wanted to.
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Originally Posted by Tenlaar
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Stupid no edits. Just adding that I don't think you're lying (on purpose!), but I've been browsing GoT stuff for a couple hours now trying to find anything saying he has any veto powers or anything close to it.
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i will find and post it! (it may be linked in the off topic ASOIAF thread, but ill find it for sure. the interview i saw was dated during the first season, im curious if u have a date or time frame for what u saw? maybe something has changed between then and now? i know originally he was not going to tell ANYONE (including HBO) how his story (ASOIAF) ends. but that some time between season 2 and season 3 something changed, and he ended up telling them how it all ends so that they could finish it if he dies, or if the show was to pass up the books (this way the show will not have to wait for him to write). FWIW in the interview i saw him say he has final say, he was also talking about part of the reason he refused to let ASOIAF become a movie trilogy is because too much stuff would be cut out, because he would have had no say in the creative control, and because he didnt "need" the money since he was a writer for a few TV shows along the way. he agreed to HBO because 1) he could get 10-20 hours of show dedicated to each book, 2) he would have final say on creative control, and 3) HBO has a budget that nobody else ever came close to matching.
i'm by no means saying you are wrong, because things can change. but ive never seen him say he has no say in the creative control, nor have i heard him say they could add vamps and zombies (SPOILER ->
although, didn't they already kinda do the zombie thing?)