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Game of Thrones George R.R. Martin's gritty fantasy series, A Song of Ice and Fire, and the HBO adaptation, Game of Thrones, explore the inherent dangers and horrors of a society where power is wielded absolutely and men solely retain it. It's sexist, graphic and gut wrenching and all designed that way on purpose.
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Apr 16, 2013

An Amusing Game Of Thrones Derails With Visceral Sexual Assaults

He begs Brienne to just "accept" her fate and she quickly snaps back "would you." No, he wouldn't because he's a man. In Jaime's eyes (and many men's eyes) he'd still have some minute measure of power despite the act of rape being entirely about the complete annihilation of it.

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  1. Part One: Lena Headey Woos Me Into Liking Cersei
  2. Part Two: Catelyn As Odysseus's Penelope
  3. Part Three: Cersei Is A Bad Feminist
  4. Part Four: Fairy Tales Subverted
  5. Part Five: Arya Gets Genderqueer
  6. Part Six: Cersei Lannister Is A Truly Evil Scarlett O'Hara
  7. Part Seven: Captive Heroines Shamed Into Submission
  8. Part Eight: Daenerys is Womankind's Hero
  1. Winter Is Coming
  2. The Kingsroad
  3. Lord Snow
  4. Cripples, Bastards, and Broken Things
  5. The Wolf and the Lion
  6. A Golden Crown
  7. You Win or You Die
  8. The Pointy End
  9. Baelor
  10. Fire and Blood
  1. The North Remembers
  2. The Night Lands
  3. What Is Dead May Never Die
  4. Garden of Bones
  5. The Ghost of Harrenhal
  6. The Old Gods and the New
  7. A Man Without Honor
  8. The Prince of Winterfell
  9. Blackwater
  10. Valar Morghulis
  1. Valar Dohaeris
  2. Dark Wings, Dark Words
  3. Walk of Punishment
  4. And Now His Watch is Ended
  5. Kissed by Fire
  6. Unknown
  7. The Bear and the Maiden Fair
  8. Unknown
  9. The Rains of Castamere
  10. Mhysa
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