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Obara, being the oldest, takes after her father and is deadly with a spear.
Middle child Nymeria will depart from her book weapon of choice and instead wield some nasty-looking daggers.
And, you know, sometimes just to add nipples to some armor. I can hear you through the screen: “Oh, NOW I remember where I’ve heard of the Sand Snakes before.” Yes, denizens of the internet, these costumes have nipples on them. I bet you didn’t notice. When photos of the cast leaked from filming last year, this seemed like a Joel Schumacher level mistake. The nipples are still there, but – as in the Obara still above – don’t seem to be the Earth-shattering big deal on screen as they were on set. The focus of the whole thing seems to be on building Westeros, something the HBO Adaptation has been doing a stellar job of thus far. Giving Obara a vengeful gaze and her father’s spear design, plus casting ladies that look attractive enough to actually be offspring of Pedro Pascal and Indira Varma goes a long way to softening the nipple armor. Although if the upcoming Season 5 has lessons to teach with the Sand Snakes and the structure-breaking Cersei flashback sequences we’ve been told to expect, I can’t imagine anything is good about being a young woman wronged in Westeros. Game of Thrones Season 5 returns to HBO and your friend’s HBO Go account you’ve been stealing from him on Sunday, April 12.
Article By Dave Gonzales