In S4E7, Arya and Sandor stumble upon this dying man outside his burned home. This nameless farmer has more screentime and character development than the Captain-General of the Golden Company
Just to clarify: This farmer has around 3mins of screentime and explores the fear of death, the scene serves as a precursor to Arya's training with the faceless men.
Harry Strickland is a named character, and the commander of a large contingent of Cersei's army. He has around 1:30mins of screentime and all his dialog is in the throne room where he states the number of soldiers and horses he brought and a sentence about why he couldn't bring elephants. Then he died.
RedHermit1148 on June 27th, 2019 at 11:31 UTC »
Just to clarify: This farmer has around 3mins of screentime and explores the fear of death, the scene serves as a precursor to Arya's training with the faceless men.
Harry Strickland is a named character, and the commander of a large contingent of Cersei's army. He has around 1:30mins of screentime and all his dialog is in the throne room where he states the number of soldiers and horses he brought and a sentence about why he couldn't bring elephants. Then he died.
glorilol95 on June 27th, 2019 at 11:44 UTC »
Aaah good 'ol first seasons...where secondary characters had meaningful stories that didn't depended on the major ones
Where the power of dialogue was more important than Dick Jokes
VaultWarrior77 on June 27th, 2019 at 12:08 UTC »
He has an equal amount of elephants too