[SPOILERS] When Tywin walks up the stairs to confront Joffrey, Charles deliberately walked slowly to show that Tywin doesn't need to run or shout to command authority; the physical act of making the King wait for him to reach the top was a calculated move to "diminish" Joffrey.

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[u/WrenchWanderer]

Obvious detail is obvious

[u/bulbasauric → u/WrenchWanderer]

The recent commentary of media illiteracy seems to be multifaceted. People either don’t pick up on obvious shit, or they pick up on the obvious shit and make an enormous deal out of it.

I keep people saying stuff like “Did you notice in <X> scene when <Y> character did <Z>?”. And it’s like “Yes this is a TV show and it was on the screen so I saw that.”

[u/SpareStatement3990]

duh

[u/a_duck_in_past_life → u/SpareStatement3990]

Cinema industry hates this ONE crazy trick!

[u/egbert71 → u/SpareStatement3990]

I said that too just now

[u/Pure-Can-9432]

Next your going to tell me Little Finger didn’t really love Lysa Arryn🤯🤯

[u/0ffinpublikk]

Top 1% poster….

[u/egbert71]

Im glad you realized that, lol