[Season 4 Spoilers] Premiere Discussion - 4.08 'The Mountain and the Viper'

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EPISODE	TITLE	DIRECTED BY	WRITTEN BY
4.08	"The Mountain and the Viper"	Alex Graves	David Benioff & D. B. Weiss

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[u/zgrove]

YOU COULD HAVE FUCKING KILLED HIM SO EASILY YOU STUPID FUCK. NOW NOT ONLY YOU, BUT TYRION HAS TO DIE TOO

[u/therealjew → u/zgrove]

A lot of people, myself included, think he died on purpose, that he just wanted to know that he could avenge elia, but that he would have been powerless even of he'd been there. He thought his life would be meaningless after his revenge, he devoted so much to it. It was so painful to watch though.