
The Mountain Got Inhaltsverzeichnis
Gregor Clegane, mit dem Spitznamen "The Mountain That Rides" oder einfach "The Mountain", ist eine fiktive Figur in der Reihe "A Song of Ice and Fire" von Fantasy-Romanen des amerikanischen Autors George R. R. Martin und seiner Fernsehadaption. Hafþór Júlíus „Thor“ Björnsson (deutsche Transkription Hafthor Julius Björnsson, * „The Mountain“) ab in der HBO-Serie Game of Thrones von Staffel 4 bis Staffel 8. Nach Conan Stevens in der ersten Staffel und Ian Whyte in der. Gregor Clegane, auch bekannt als Der Berg (The Mountain), ist ein ersten und zweiten Staffel und von der vierten bis zur achten Staffel von Game of Thrones. Mit wem ist "The Mountain", Cerseis Leibwächter aus „Game of Thrones“, eigentlich privat verheiratet? Soviel sei verraten: Hafthor Julius. Nun holt sich der Hüne, den Fans von Game of Thrones als Mountain kennen, einen neuen Bestwert im Kreuzheben Ein einfacher Blick. Game of Thrones ist Geschichte, doch der Mountain-Darsteller Hafthor Bjornsson macht weiter fleißig Schlagzeilen. Nach seinem kürzlichen. HAFPOR JULIUS BJORNSSON GAME OF THRONES SER GREGOR CLEGANE THE MOUNTAIN #1 | Signierter Fotodruck | 10x8 Größe passt 10x8 Zoll.
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Tyrion 's fate is decided. Ramsay Snow sends Reek , forced to reassume his former identity of Theon Greyjoy, to treat with the ironborn garrison holding the northern fortress of Moat Cailin , barring the armies of House Bolton from returning to the North.
Theon rides into the fortress to find corpses lying everywhere from constant attacks, and disease is running rampant; the ironborn remaining are sick, under-equipped and outnumbered.
The garrison commander, Ralf Kenning , rebuffs the offer made by Ramsay of safe passage in exchange for surrender, and clearly thinks Theon to be an imposter, but he is cut down by one of his men , who accepts it on behalf of the soldiers.
The ironborn surrender to Ramsay, but he has them killed and flayed regardless. In the aftermath, Ramsay meets with his father and presents him with the Greyjoy banner that was flying over the fortress.
In recognition, Roose presents Ramsay with a decree of legitimization , making him officially a member of House Bolton. Delighted at the knowledge he will succeed his father as Warden of the North , Ramsay and Reek accompany Roose's army as it approaches its final destination: the ruins of Winterfell.
Jon Snow says they can't go out to fight against the wildlings, as that is exactly what they want. This gives Sam hope that Gilly and her baby may have survived.
Jon notes they have a bigger problem; if Mole's Town has been destroyed, Castle Black is next, and the few black brothers who remain are outnumbered a thousand to one by Mance Rayder 's army.
Edd notes that if the wildlings don't kill them all, there is even worse behind them that will finish the job, and asks whichever last man of the group is still alive at the end to burn the others, as he doesn't want to come back after he is dead.
As Grey Worm is swimming with some other Unsullied outside Meereen, he notices Missandei and a number of other women bathing naked downstream.
She spots him looking at her and returns his gaze, standing up slowly for him to see her before finally covering herself.
Later Daenerys asks whether Missandei thinks he was spying on her. She says no, and Daenerys mentions that Dothraki have no taboos against nudity or public love-making.
Of course, Missandei is not Dothraki, but she says it doesn't matter, as Grey Worm isn't interested in her — none of the Unsullied desire women.
Missandei says he was interested though, surprisingly to both of them. Daenerys inquires whether, when a slave is castrated, the masters take "all of it"; both the "pillar" and the "stones.
Thoughtful, Missandei confirms that she has. In Dany's audience chamber, Grey Worm comes to apologize to Missandei, but she tells him he doesn't need to.
He hopes he didn't frighten her, and she says he did not. Addressing her in the Common Tongue , he tells her the lessons she gives are precious to him.
Gently correcting his vocabulary, she notes that she doesn't remember teaching him the word "precious. She asks whether he remembers his birth name, and Grey Worm says he remembers nothing.
She asks if he remembers when they cut him, and he shakes his head "no. Grey Worm counters that, had the masters not cut him, he never would have been Unsullied, he never would have been freed, chosen to lead them, and met her.
Missandei is visibly moved by this. Grey Worm apologizes once again, and she stops him while he turns to leave, telling him she is glad he saw her.
He tells her he's glad as well. As Ser Barristan Selmy watches the Unsullied taking the bodies of the crucified masters down outside Meereen, a small boy approaches him, giving him a scroll bearing the seal of the Hand.
He reads its contents slowly in consternation. Jorah begs to be allowed to speak with her privately, but Barristan tells him that he will never be alone with her again.
In an audience before her, a seething Daenerys demands an explanation, and Jorah says it is a ploy by Tywin Lannister to divide them. Dany counters that the pardon was signed the year they met.
Asking him whether he claims the pardon was forged, Jorah admits that it was not. He soon confesses to giving Varys information on Daenerys' activities in Essos.
Daenerys angrily says that his telling them of her pregnancy by Khal Drogo led to her near-poisoning at the hands of a wine merchant.
Jorah then protests that his actions stopped her from being poisoned, but Daenerys retorts this was only because he knew it might be coming.
She spares his life, however, and gives him a day to leave Meereen. She warns that if he is seen in the city after that, his head will be thrown into Slaver's Bay.
Jorah is last seen riding from Meereen on a horse. The lords are suspicious of Lysa Arryn 's death, which occured so soon after her marriage. Baelish has been attempting to spin the death as a suicide, but the lords don't believe him, given Lysa's devotion to her son.
They rebuff Littlefinger's explanations in favor of speaking with the only other witness: his "niece," Alayne. After confirming that Baelish can stay for her testimony, Sansa reveals her true identity and relates the tale of her captivity and escape from King's Landing.
Sansa breaks down in tears and the lords are convinced, but while none of them are looking, she gives Littlefinger a stone-faced look. Later, Baelish visits Sansa and asks why she lied on his behalf.
Littlefinger seems impressed that she made such a calculating decision, but attempts to cast doubt on her certainty, by asking if she really knows what he wants.
Later on, as Littlefinger and Robin prepare to depart on a tour of the Vale, a raven-haired Sansa accompanies them, in a feathered black dress with a plunging neckline.
The Hound stares in shock, while Arya begins laughing due to the irony. In the last hours before his trial by combat, Tyrion and Jaime share a final drink in Tyrion's cell and reminisce about Orson Lannister , their simple-minded cousin who spent his days smashing beetles with a rock.
Tyrion asks Jaime if he thinks Oberyn stands a chance, but Jaime is not optimistic. As a bell rings out to announce daybreak in the city, Jaime takes his leave, wishing his brother luck.
Lannister guardsmen escort Tyrion to the arena, where a large crowd has assembled. Oberyn dismisses Tyrion's concerns, noting that he always drinks before a fight and favors speed over protection.
Oberyn, after impressing the crowd with a display of acrobatic spear maneuvers, goes on the attack, stabbing out at Gregor and constantly moving out of the knight's reach, forcing Gregor to tire himself out chasing his opponent.
As the fight progresses, Oberyn manages to seriously injure Gregor, stabbing him first in the chest, severing his Achilles Tendon and then burying his spear in Gregor's stomach, pinning him to the floor.
As Jaime and Tyrion exchange a relieved grin across the arena, a furious Oberyn circles the prone Gregor, demanding that before he dies, Gregor confess to murdering Elia and her children, raping Elia, and that it was Tywin who gave the order.
However, Oberyn stands too close to his seemingly defeated opponent, and Gregor manages to trip and seize him.
Berserk with fury, Gregor grabs Oberyn by the throat and lifts him off the ground, smashing out most of his teeth with a single devastating punch.
Tyrion cannot even reply, shockingly staring in catatonic astonishment at Oberyn's skull-crushed corpse, as does Jaime; the only different reaction is from Cersei , who stares at Oberyn's slaughtered body, listening to Tyrion's death sentence while smirking in vindication.
Once I am done with this world, I don't want to come back. Barristan Selmy : "A royal pardon You spied on her.
Daenerys Targaryen : "Why did the Usurper pardon you? Jorah : "If we could speak alone. Explain it to me. Who profits? This is the work of Tywin Lannister.
But as may be expected from Darnielle, even the most joyous-sounding songs can be full of emotional complexity. But the foundation for Getting Into Knives was laid on the road rather than in the studio.
The current iteration of the Mountain Goats lineup has toured incessantly in that time, and for their fourth album in three years they lean into bringing the crowd along for the ride.
That still leaves room for esoteric wordplay and lustrous metaphor. Written years before any concern for social distancing became a constant subject of conversation, the song insists instead that not every wave is a tidal wave.
But even that bit of grim perspective has its comforts. You may find yourself submerged into inky depths or reaching a purifying breath of air with songs like these.
Songs that enlighten despite the inevitability of loss.
Baelish has been attempting to spin the death as a suicide, but the lords don't believe him, given Lysa's devotion to her son.
They rebuff Littlefinger's explanations in favor of speaking with the only other witness: his "niece," Alayne. After confirming that Baelish can stay for her testimony, Sansa reveals her true identity and relates the tale of her captivity and escape from King's Landing.
Sansa breaks down in tears and the lords are convinced, but while none of them are looking, she gives Littlefinger a stone-faced look.
Later, Baelish visits Sansa and asks why she lied on his behalf. Littlefinger seems impressed that she made such a calculating decision, but attempts to cast doubt on her certainty, by asking if she really knows what he wants.
Later on, as Littlefinger and Robin prepare to depart on a tour of the Vale, a raven-haired Sansa accompanies them, in a feathered black dress with a plunging neckline.
The Hound stares in shock, while Arya begins laughing due to the irony. In the last hours before his trial by combat, Tyrion and Jaime share a final drink in Tyrion's cell and reminisce about Orson Lannister , their simple-minded cousin who spent his days smashing beetles with a rock.
Tyrion asks Jaime if he thinks Oberyn stands a chance, but Jaime is not optimistic. As a bell rings out to announce daybreak in the city, Jaime takes his leave, wishing his brother luck.
Lannister guardsmen escort Tyrion to the arena, where a large crowd has assembled. Oberyn dismisses Tyrion's concerns, noting that he always drinks before a fight and favors speed over protection.
Oberyn, after impressing the crowd with a display of acrobatic spear maneuvers, goes on the attack, stabbing out at Gregor and constantly moving out of the knight's reach, forcing Gregor to tire himself out chasing his opponent.
As the fight progresses, Oberyn manages to seriously injure Gregor, stabbing him first in the chest, severing his Achilles Tendon and then burying his spear in Gregor's stomach, pinning him to the floor.
As Jaime and Tyrion exchange a relieved grin across the arena, a furious Oberyn circles the prone Gregor, demanding that before he dies, Gregor confess to murdering Elia and her children, raping Elia, and that it was Tywin who gave the order.
However, Oberyn stands too close to his seemingly defeated opponent, and Gregor manages to trip and seize him. Berserk with fury, Gregor grabs Oberyn by the throat and lifts him off the ground, smashing out most of his teeth with a single devastating punch.
Tyrion cannot even reply, shockingly staring in catatonic astonishment at Oberyn's skull-crushed corpse, as does Jaime; the only different reaction is from Cersei , who stares at Oberyn's slaughtered body, listening to Tyrion's death sentence while smirking in vindication.
Once I am done with this world, I don't want to come back. Barristan Selmy : "A royal pardon You spied on her. Daenerys Targaryen : "Why did the Usurper pardon you?
Jorah : "If we could speak alone. Explain it to me. Who profits? This is the work of Tywin Lannister.
He wants to divide us. If we're fighting each other, we're not fighting him. Why were you pardoned? Unless you're saying this document was forged.
Daenerys : "That wine merchant tried to poison me because of your information. Jorah : "I stopped you from drinking his wine. I never meant Fought for you.
Killed for you. Daenerys : "Love? How can you say that to me? Any other man and I would have you executed, but you, I don't want you in my city dead or alive.
Go back to your masters in King's Landing, collect your pardon if you can. Jorah : "Daenerys, please. You have until dusk to collect your things and leave this city.
If you are found in Meereen past break of day, I'll have your head thrown into Slaver's Bay. Ramsay Bolton : "Come, Reek! I will be needing a bath!
Arya Stark : "I'd have killed Joffrey with a chicken bone if I had to. Petyr Baelish : "Everybody dies, sooner or later.
Don't worry about your death. Worry about your life. Take charge of your life for as long as it lasts. Tells you something about the gods.
Doesn't seem right. Ellaria Sand : "You're going to fight that!? Oberyn Martell : "I'm going to kill that! Gregor Clegane : "Some dead man!
And do you know why I've come all the way to this stinking shitpile of a city? For you. I am going to hear you confess before you die: You raped my sister.
You murdered her. You killed her children. Say it now, and we can make this quick. Oberyn : You're dying? No, no, no, you can't die yet. You haven't confessed!
Say it! Say her name! Elia Martell. You raped her. Elia Martell! Who gave you the order? Water can carve away at mountainsides over eons, or come crashing over the city in an instant.
Like an eight-foot swell of blades, John Darnielle, Matt Douglas, Peter Hughes, and Jon Wurster ground the songs in the impermanence of permanence and the certainty of uncertainty, the casual and subtle threat that everything will come to an end.
The Mountain Goats tapped into that devotion by decamping from North Carolina to Sam Phillips Studio, a spot that played home to sessions for The Cramps and was designed to be a post-show hangout for Elvis Presley.
Cohabitation radiates throughout Getting Into Knives , many tracks featuring seven or more musicians playing at once.
But as may be expected from Darnielle, even the most joyous-sounding songs can be full of emotional complexity.
But the foundation for Getting Into Knives was laid on the road rather than in the studio. The current iteration of the Mountain Goats lineup has toured incessantly in that time, and for their fourth album in three years they lean into bringing the crowd along for the ride.
That still leaves room for esoteric wordplay and lustrous metaphor.
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