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One of the Stories Old Nan told Bran is about the Night's King. She said some people believe the Night's King was a Bolton, a Magnar of Skagos, an Umber, a Flint, a Norrey, or a Woodfoot. However, she identified the Night's King as a Stark of Winterfell and brother to the King of the North, and hints his name was Brandon.

In the TV series, the Night's King reanimates dead men into wights with only his will, and turns Craster's sons into White Walkers with his touch, abilities that have not been specified in the books. In fact, the fate of Craster's sons is still unknown: Old Nan's tales allude to the Others' feeding human children to the wights, or that wildling women lay with White Walkers to make horrible half-Walker babies, etc. Craster's wives do say that they believe that the infant sons that Craster gave the Others as sacrifices were turned into new White Walkers - but it wasn't clear if this is what actually happens, or if it was just the wild suspicion of Craster's frightened, isolated wives. When Samwell Tarly is told to flee with Gilly and her newborn son, Gilly urges that if he doesn't "they" will come for him. When he asks who "they" are, another wife says: "The boy's brothers...Craster's sons. The white cold's rising out there, crow. I can feel it in my bones. These poor old bones don't lie. They'll be here soon, the sons." Confirmation of what exactly happens to Craster's sons has not occurred in the books yet. Given the inaccuracy of Nan's other stories, however, it is apparent that the show's writers felt Craster's wife may have inside information regarding their fates.

mali_balon wrote:The Night’s King lived during the Age of Heroes, not long after the Wall was complete. He was a fearless warrior, who was named the thirteenth Lord Commander of the Night's Watch. Later he fell in love with a woman “with skin as white as the moon and eyes like blue stars”, he chased her and loved her though “her skin was cold as ice,” and when he gave his seed to her he gave his soul as well. He brought her back to the Nightfort and after the unholy union, he declared himself king and her his queen, and ruled the Nightfort as his own castle for thirteen years.

During the dark years of his reign, horrific atrocities were committed, of which tales are still told in the North. It was not until Brandon the Breaker, the King in the North, and Joramun, the King-Beyond-the-Wall, joined forces that the Night’s King was brought down and the Night’s Watch freed. After his fall, when it was discovered that he had been sacrificing to the White Walkers (possibly in similar way to Craster), all records of him were destroyed and his very name was forbidden. It is likely this led the lords of the North to forbid the Night’s Watch to construct walls at their keeps, ensuring the keeps would always be accessible from the south

mali_balon wrote:One of the Stories Old Nan told Bran is about the Night's King. She said some people believe the Night's King was a Bolton, a Magnar of Skagos, an Umber, a Flint, a Norrey, or a Woodfoot. However, she identified the Night's King as a Stark of Winterfell and brother to the King of the North, and hints his name was Brandon.

In the TV series, the Night's King reanimates dead men into wights with only his will, and turns Craster's sons into White Walkers with his touch, abilities that have not been specified in the books. In fact, the fate of Craster's sons is still unknown: Old Nan's tales allude to the Others' feeding human children to the wights, or that wildling women lay with White Walkers to make horrible half-Walker babies, etc. Craster's wives do say that they believe that the infant sons that Craster gave the Others as sacrifices were turned into new White Walkers - but it wasn't clear if this is what actually happens, or if it was just the wild suspicion of Craster's frightened, isolated wives. When Samwell Tarly is told to flee with Gilly and her newborn son, Gilly urges that if he doesn't "they" will come for him. When he asks who "they" are, another wife says: "The boy's brothers...Craster's sons. The white cold's rising out there, crow. I can feel it in my bones. These poor old bones don't lie. They'll be here soon, the sons." Confirmation of what exactly happens to Craster's sons has not occurred in the books yet. Given the inaccuracy of Nan's other stories, however, it is apparent that the show's writers felt Craster's wife may have inside information regarding their fates.

asker wrote:

mali_balon wrote:The Night’s King lived during the Age of Heroes, not long after the Wall was complete. He was a fearless warrior, who was named the thirteenth Lord Commander of the Night's Watch. Later he fell in love with a woman “with skin as white as the moon and eyes like blue stars”, he chased her and loved her though “her skin was cold as ice,” and when he gave his seed to her he gave his soul as well. He brought her back to the Nightfort and after the unholy union, he declared himself king and her his queen, and ruled the Nightfort as his own castle for thirteen years.

During the dark years of his reign, horrific atrocities were committed, of which tales are still told in the North. It was not until Brandon the Breaker, the King in the North, and Joramun, the King-Beyond-the-Wall, joined forces that the Night’s King was brought down and the Night’s Watch freed. After his fall, when it was discovered that he had been sacrificing to the White Walkers (possibly in similar way to Craster), all records of him were destroyed and his very name was forbidden. It is likely this led the lords of the North to forbid the Night’s Watch to construct walls at their keeps, ensuring the keeps would always be accessible from the south

Nocni kralj (Kralj Noci) je zivjeo u Doba Heroja, ne dugo nakon sto je Zid bio zavrsen. Bio je neustrasiv ratnik, koji je bio imenovan trinaestim Lord Commanderom Nocne Straze. Kasnije, zaljubio se u zenu "sa bijelom kozom poput mjeseca i ocima poput plavih zvijezda", trcao je za njom i volio je iako "je njena koza bila hladna poput leda", i kad joj je podario svoje sjeme dao joj je i svoju dusu. Doveo ju je u Nightfort i poslije nesvetog spajanja, proglasio je sebe kraljem i nju svojom kraljicom, i vladao je Nightfortom kao svojim zamkom 13 godina.

Tokom tamnih godina njegove vladavine, strasni zlocini/zvjerstva su se desili, o kojima se prica jos uvijek na Sjeveru. Nije bilo prije nego su Brandon the Breaker, kralj Sjevera, i Joramun, kralj iza zida, udruzili snage da je Nocni Kralj oboren/pobjedjen i Nocna Straza oslobodjena. Poslije njegovog pada, kada je bilo otkriveno da je on zrtvovao bijelim setacima (vjerovatno na slican nacin kao Craster), svi dokumenti o njemu su bili unisteni i njegovo ime zabranjeno. Vjerovatno da je ovo vodilo lordove Sjevera da zabrane Nocnoj Strazi da gradi zidove na svojim imanjima, da bi se osiguralo da su imanja uvijek pristupacna sa juga.

asker wrote:

mali_balon wrote:One of the Stories Old Nan told Bran is about the Night's King. She said some people believe the Night's King was a Bolton, a Magnar of Skagos, an Umber, a Flint, a Norrey, or a Woodfoot. However, she identified the Night's King as a Stark of Winterfell and brother to the King of the North, and hints his name was Brandon.

In the TV series, the Night's King reanimates dead men into wights with only his will, and turns Craster's sons into White Walkers with his touch, abilities that have not been specified in the books. In fact, the fate of Craster's sons is still unknown: Old Nan's tales allude to the Others' feeding human children to the wights, or that wildling women lay with White Walkers to make horrible half-Walker babies, etc. Craster's wives do say that they believe that the infant sons that Craster gave the Others as sacrifices were turned into new White Walkers - but it wasn't clear if this is what actually happens, or if it was just the wild suspicion of Craster's frightened, isolated wives. When Samwell Tarly is told to flee with Gilly and her newborn son, Gilly urges that if he doesn't "they" will come for him. When he asks who "they" are, another wife says: "The boy's brothers...Craster's sons. The white cold's rising out there, crow. I can feel it in my bones. These poor old bones don't lie. They'll be here soon, the sons." Confirmation of what exactly happens to Craster's sons has not occurred in the books yet. Given the inaccuracy of Nan's other stories, however, it is apparent that the show's writers felt Craster's wife may have inside information regarding their fates.

Jedna od prica koju je Stara Njegovateljica govorila Bran-u je o Nocnom Kralju (Kralju Noci). Rekla je da neki ljudi vjeruju da je Nocni Kralj bio Bolton, Magnar iz Skagosa, Umber, Flint, Norrey, ili Woodfoot. Ipak, ona je identificirala Nocnog Kralja kao Stark-a iz Winterfell-a i kao brata Kralja Sjevera, i nagovjestila je da je njegovo ime bilo Brandon.

U TV seriji, Nocni Kralj uzdize mrtve ljude u bijele setace samo svojom voljom, i pretvara Crasterove sinove u Bijele Setace svojim dodirom, ovo su sposobnosti koje nisu pominjane u knjigama. Ustvari, sudbina Crasterovih sinova je jos uvijek nepoznata: prica Stare Njegovateljice navodi na "Druge" koji ljudskom djecom hrane Bijele, ili kako su zene divljih ljudi opcile sa Bijelim Setacima da bi napravile strasne pulu-setace. Crasterove zene govore da one vjeruju kako novorodjeni sinovi koje Craster daje Drugima kao zrtve bivaju preobraceni u Bijele Setace - ali nije jasno dali se ovo uistinu dogadja, ili je ovo bila samo divlja sumnja Crasterovih preplasenih, izolovanih zena. Kada se Samwellu Tarly kaze da bjezi sa Gilly i njenim novorodjenim sinom, Gilly ga upozorava da ako on to ne uradi "oni" ce doci po njega. Kad on pita ko su "oni", druga zena/supruga kaze: "djetetova braca.....Crasterovi sinovi. Bijela hladnoce se uspinje tamo, vrano, osjecam to u svojim kostima. Ove stare kosti ne lazu. Oni ce biti ovdje uskoro, sinovi". Potvrda sta se tacno desi Crasterovim sinovima se nije jos uvijek pojavila u knjigama. S obzirom na netacnost Njegovateljicinih drugih prica, vidljivo je da pisci serije osjecaju da Crasterova zena mozda ima unutrasnje/provjerene informacije sta ce biti sa njihovom sudbinom.

asker wrote:

mali_balon wrote:The Night’s King lived during the Age of Heroes, not long after the Wall was complete. He was a fearless warrior, who was named the thirteenth Lord Commander of the Night's Watch. Later he fell in love with a woman “with skin as white as the moon and eyes like blue stars”, he chased her and loved her though “her skin was cold as ice,” and when he gave his seed to her he gave his soul as well. He brought her back to the Nightfort and after the unholy union, he declared himself king and her his queen, and ruled the Nightfort as his own castle for thirteen years.

During the dark years of his reign, horrific atrocities were committed, of which tales are still told in the North. It was not until Brandon the Breaker, the King in the North, and Joramun, the King-Beyond-the-Wall, joined forces that the Night’s King was brought down and the Night’s Watch freed. After his fall, when it was discovered that he had been sacrificing to the White Walkers (possibly in similar way to Craster), all records of him were destroyed and his very name was forbidden. It is likely this led the lords of the North to forbid the Night’s Watch to construct walls at their keeps, ensuring the keeps would always be accessible from the south

Nocni kralj (Kralj Noci) je zivjeo u Doba Heroja, ne dugo nakon sto je Zid bio zavrsen. Bio je neustrasiv ratnik, koji je bio imenovan trinaestim Lord Commanderom Nocne Straze. Kasnije, zaljubio se u zenu "sa bijelom kozom poput mjeseca i ocima poput plavih zvijezda", trcao je za njom i volio je iako "je njena koza bila hladna poput leda", i kad joj je podario svoje sjeme dao joj je i svoju dusu. Doveo ju je u Nightfort i poslije nesvetog spajanja, proglasio je sebe kraljem i nju svojom kraljicom, i vladao je Nightfortom kao svojim zamkom 13 godina.

Tokom tamnih godina njegove vladavine, strasni zlocini/zvjerstva su se desili, o kojima se prica jos uvijek na Sjeveru. Nije bilo prije nego su Brandon the Breaker, kralj Sjevera, i Joramun, kralj iza zida, udruzili snage da je Nocni Kralj oboren/pobjedjen i Nocna Straza oslobodjena. Poslije njegovog pada, kada je bilo otkriveno da je on zrtvovao bijelim setacima (vjerovatno na slican nacin kao Craster), svi dokumenti o njemu su bili unisteni i njegovo ime zabranjeno. Vjerovatno da je ovo vodilo lordove Sjevera da zabrane Nocnoj Strazi da gradi zidove na svojim imanjima, da bi se osiguralo da su imanja uvijek pristupacna sa juga.

kakavdanakneiskustvu wrote:ja se ponadao pobjedi protiv ww kad je snow rekao noćna stražo za mnom,kad šipak

Đinajlu wrote:

asker wrote:

mali_balon wrote:The Night’s King lived during the Age of Heroes, not long after the Wall was complete. He was a fearless warrior, who was named the thirteenth Lord Commander of the Night's Watch. Later he fell in love with a woman “with skin as white as the moon and eyes like blue stars”, he chased her and loved her though “her skin was cold as ice,” and when he gave his seed to her he gave his soul as well. He brought her back to the Nightfort and after the unholy union, he declared himself king and her his queen, and ruled the Nightfort as his own castle for thirteen years.

During the dark years of his reign, horrific atrocities were committed, of which tales are still told in the North. It was not until Brandon the Breaker, the King in the North, and Joramun, the King-Beyond-the-Wall, joined forces that the Night’s King was brought down and the Night’s Watch freed. After his fall, when it was discovered that he had been sacrificing to the White Walkers (possibly in similar way to Craster), all records of him were destroyed and his very name was forbidden. It is likely this led the lords of the North to forbid the Night’s Watch to construct walls at their keeps, ensuring the keeps would always be accessible from the south

Nocni kralj (Kralj Noci) je zivjeo u Doba Heroja, ne dugo nakon sto je Zid bio zavrsen. Bio je neustrasiv ratnik, koji je bio imenovan trinaestim Lord Commanderom Nocne Straze. Kasnije, zaljubio se u zenu "sa bijelom kozom poput mjeseca i ocima poput plavih zvijezda", trcao je za njom i volio je iako "je njena koza bila hladna poput leda", i kad joj je podario svoje sjeme dao joj je i svoju dusu. Doveo ju je u Nightfort i poslije nesvetog spajanja, proglasio je sebe kraljem i nju svojom kraljicom, i vladao je Nightfortom kao svojim zamkom 13 godina.

Tokom tamnih godina njegove vladavine, strasni zlocini/zvjerstva su se desili, o kojima se prica jos uvijek na Sjeveru. Nije bilo prije nego su Brandon the Breaker, kralj Sjevera, i Joramun, kralj iza zida, udruzili snage da je Nocni Kralj oboren/pobjedjen i Nocna Straza oslobodjena. Poslije njegovog pada, kada je bilo otkriveno da je on zrtvovao bijelim setacima (vjerovatno na slican nacin kao Craster), svi dokumenti o njemu su bili unisteni i njegovo ime zabranjeno. Vjerovatno da je ovo vodilo lordove Sjevera da zabrane Nocnoj Strazi da gradi zidove na svojim imanjima, da bi se osiguralo da su imanja uvijek pristupacna sa juga.

Poštujem trud, ali nemoj se više truditi da prevodiš.

sizifinho wrote:s druge strane obale stoje zombiji i bića koja oživljavaju zombije.
s druge strane svijeta zmajevi lete
ljudi se ožive iz mrtvih...
yea, it`s`all ok, allright...
Ali što čamac ide sporo...FUCK LOGIC

današnji "recenzenti" na poljinama neta

hrastov žižak wrote:Kada bi se u priči odjednom pojavio veliki čekić i lupio po pešes likova, onako, iznebuha, bi li ti i ovi što se vode sličnim argumentom opet rekli, pa jebiga eto imaju zmajovi i zombiji što ne bi mogo i golemi čekić? Hoću reći da je pravdanje nekih mogućih propusta u motivaciji priče takvim argumentima glupo. Zmajovi i zombiji su dio tog svijeta, i mi gledaoci smo ih prihvatili kao takve. S druge strane dio tog svijeta čine i motivi iz našeg svijeta, kao što je gorenavedena želja za održanjem, za opstankom, što je itekako prisutno u seriji. Daklem, pritužba o čamcu je umjesna i uopšte nije u suprotnosti sa jednim fantastičnim svijetom koji ne more pobjeć i od motiva iz "stvarnosti" od kojih očekujemo da budu dosljedni kao što je dosljedno letenje zmaja koji ne leti ko helikopter, već jelte, ko biće koje ima krila.

DON_eARL wrote:Meni smiješno bi što je čamac čitavu vječnost plovio od obale. Kako su mogli znati da zombiji ne mogu plivati? Presmiješno, nigdje adrenalina i želje za preživljavanjem. Idemo da veslamo polako, kako bi Džon bolje osmotrio šta se dešava.

kakavdanakneiskustvu wrote:još samo sutra i idući ponedjeljak i to je sve do iduće godine?

hrastov žižak wrote: Kada bi se u priči odjednom pojavio veliki čekić i lupio po pešes likova, onako, iznebuha, bi li ti i ovi što se vode sličnim argumentom opet rekli, pa jebiga eto imaju zmajovi i zombiji što ne bi mogo i golemi čekić? Hoću reći da je pravdanje nekih mogućih propusta u motivaciji priče takvim argumentima glupo. Zmajovi i zombiji su dio tog svijeta, i mi gledaoci smo ih prihvatili kao takve. S druge strane dio tog svijeta čine i motivi iz našeg svijeta, kao što je gorenavedena želja za održanjem, za opstankom, što je itekako prisutno u seriji. Daklem, pritužba o čamcu je umjesna i uopšte nije u suprotnosti sa jednim fantastičnim svijetom koji ne more pobjeć i od motiva iz "stvarnosti" od kojih očekujemo da budu dosljedni kao što je dosljedno letenje zmaja koji ne leti ko helikopter, već jelte, ko biće koje ima krila.

cassius wrote:Kad se pojavi onaj kralj na molu, likovi u camcu prestanu veslat , ako ko nije primjetio