I would also ask the show writers to question the point of the many scenes depicting Theon’s torture, for instance, or the horrific shot of Ros’s body impaled by arrows.
This question applies to more than just nudity. And part of that is asking the question: what exactly is the point of this scene? After all, we’ve also seen a few of the dudes’ butts lately, and it’s just being true to the books, and that’s just how it is in that time period, and it makes sense for that character to be naked in that scene, and what’s the point of watching HBO if you don’t get to see someone’s knockers? …to demonstrate some of the more common explanations.īut no matter how much sense a scene makes for the show, the setting, the character, or the network, we have an obligation to watch our TV shows critically. It can be easy for the casual viewer to overlook. The women on this show tend to get very naked, very regularly. Everyone who watches Game of Thrones quickly learns that in order to love this show you have to be comfortable with the female form, if you know what I mean.
