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Why do they always say end you instead of kill you?

posted 7 years ago by GameOfSlaves (613)
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Why do they always say end you instead of kill you? It's not just GOT's anymore either, it's like all American shows and movies.

[–] Volley (3399) 7 years ago

Well, Dan and David are Americans, as is George, so it's fine. Ending someone is the same as killing someone.

[–] GameOfSlaves (613) 7 years ago

???

[–] GunWillTravel (198) 7 years ago

It's more poetic.

It emphasizes termination of lineage. Like, you whole house is wiped out and erased from the history of Westeros.

Being killed on GoT or other shows can be temporary. But being ended sounds really permanent.

[–] GameOfSlaves (613) 7 years ago

Lineage. Interesting take on it.

[–] whynotwriteme (7575) 7 years ago

Because that is the trendy in-the-now way of saying "kill you". Some movie or show in the last 5 years or so used that phrase and it caught on and now it's seen as edgy and cool.

Oh well, at least it's better than "Imma bust a cap in you, sucka!"

[–] ShogunofYonkers (75781) 7 years ago

Ha!! Yup almost anything is better than that 'bust a cap' fake gangsta shit and then everyone shoots sideways
Ridiculous

[–] GameOfSlaves (613) 7 years ago

Most gangsta stuff is shit lines.

[–] GameOfSlaves (613) 7 years ago

I'm tired of end you, it only ever made me laugh. I crack up every time I hear it.