(05-18-2016 12:35 PM)AssyrianDuke Wrote:  I, for one, never that thought Walter White was "evil." He certainly veered that way over the course of BB, but he did what he did to help and protect his family.

I mostly agree with this but I think there were key portions of the series where he went well beyond "help the family" and got lost in the power he was wielding (or seeking). What the show (and Bryan Cranston in particular) did so well was to show WW occasionally getting a glimpse of himself, going too far. Sometimes he pulled back; sometimes he didn't.

Quote:Ramsey does what he does for.... what? Fun? Kicks? To get an erection? And didn't they already have that character with Joffrey, Meryn Trant, and Gregor Clegane? How many sociopaths are there in Westeros? There's only, like, half a million people on the continent!

Ramsey Bolton is a completely evil psychopath; well beyond the worst of Walter White, not to mention anyone else we've seen in Westeros. Although I imagine Joffrey could have rivaled him if: 1) He'd grown old enough and/or 2) he hadn't been held in check by his family, his position and the "civility" (I use that term loosely) of King's Landing.