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Game of Thrones S8, Apr 14-May 19 @9PM EDT |OT| Aunt-Man and the Frost
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In-story, she's very smart now. If you listen to Benioff and Cogman talk about her, they'll make you question if you're watching the same show as them.
No, it was just her and Maisie Williams that got tats. Maisie got one that says No One.
I used to think that meant she would die too but I doubt it now.
i sort of cringed at that part, but lets not act like she didn't take down the smartest of all the smart people, littlefinger... plus if it wasn't for sansa, jon would have died a second time at battle of the bastards.
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Yeah but Arya left hating Sansa, and after spending a couple of weeks with her she's the smartest person ever? Ok
I always assumed Bran came to her and told her what was up with Littlefinger, not that she figured it all out on her own.
i feel like its ridiculous to ever think arya ever really hates Sansa. after all that family has been through, and knowing the kind of upbringing they both had with their father, it was inevitable that they would come to admire each other.
this is also true. Probably on over-correction to get jon on board.
Can you blame her? Look at who she has met along the way
Newsflash: all of the Starks are dumb (Bran in his 3ER form being the sole exception). I have 7 seasons of TV and 5 books to use as references if need be. They're dumb asses: Ned, Cat, Robb, Jon, Arya, Sansa- they are/were literally walking mistake factories.
Why is Jon kissing Dany's chin?
To keep Rose Leslie from beating the shite out of him.
Think she was saying it to make a point, the last thing anyone would ever expect is for Arya of all people to take Sansa's side over Jon's even when it would be reasonable to take Sansa's side. She's basically telling Jon to get his shit together.
If people watching the show caught onto the fact she is power hungry, then I don't think they failed, they just didn't make it on the nose until they started to blatantly show the ramifications of her actions.
Which is kinda what I've been saying for a while now, but I'm glad they are going forward with it.
That was definitely the intent of the writers to get that message across to the audience but I did think they went a bit TOO hyperbolic. No way anyone in that universe thinks Sansa is the smartest person they've ever met.
Especially when last season Sansa calls herself a slow learner and Littlefinger almost had them killing each other.
goddamn, will GOT surpass Cheers or Mash final episode ratings?
This channel always analyses the show through its music. Spanish only though, but interesting stuff https://www.youtube.com/user/TheHunterYTV/videos
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It won't even come close to Seinfeld much less those 2.
Arya meant it but not the way many people are taking it. The context of the statement comes from Arya's experiences and what she has come to believe is the smartest way to live. Which is to trust absolutely no one that isn't family. That's the common ground that Sansa and Arya have now. That and to be absolutely ruthless towards those who have done them wrong.
Bran will probably surprise him when he says that it's no harm done.
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"Dany and her nephew looked so beautiful in the snow""Cersei and Euron looked so beautiful that night"
Cogman is kind of underrated. They were pretty much just spinning wheels with Arya/Hound in season 4 but managed to make it extremely entertaining.
wilding coochie now based aunt coochie. good show jon snow.
Why is Jon kissing Dany's chin?
as for chin kissing, dannys kissing his mustache as wel
Considering how he was raised, and all he's seen, the prospect of someone wanting revenge on him doesn't seem that far fetched does it?
"Cersei and Euron looked so beautiful that night"
I would feel bad for Jaime but he's still a dick. That said, I hope he has a prominent role in the end of the show. I really don't want him to show up at Winterfell just to die immediately.
So, what do you guys thing the odds are we'll get a scene where the dragons 'choose' Jon over Dany? I think it's quite high after this episode. I don't know the context, it can be anything from staying with him when she leaves, or even refusing her orders to torch him... but I feel like it's coming.
I don't think Drogon will bail on Dany, but Rhaegal is probably linked to him for the rest of the story.
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I think it's possible since they did something similar in Avatar when Jake chooses the big one, but he doesn't know the Valyrian commands for the dragons.
emo jaime meet emo spiderman"Cersei and Euron looked so beautiful that night"
Some suggest the 3 dragons are reincarnated souls of their namesakes. I don't think there is any strong support in the show, but that might explain their instant connection.
The idiot part comes from apparently not expecting retaliation from the Starks before coming to Winterfell. I guess it just slipped his mind that he attempted to murder Bran.
Then there's Dany probably not being all that cool with him killing his father.
Good luck, Jaime. What is he even doing here, besides coming to the gathering of the heroes.
I'm good with that. As long as he doesn't show up at WF just to die to the zombies.
Drogon won't ditch Dany. They'll probably die together when he gets killed while she's riding him.
I want to see a scene of Ghost staring at Jon every time he's messing around with Rhaegal. Like how Drogon was staring at him last episode.
I want to see a scene of Ghost staring at Jon every time he's messing around with Rhaegal. Like how Drogon was staring at him last episode.
I don't think he's an idiot, I think Jaime is willing to die for his principles that he's trying to live up to. He made a vow to help, so now he's going to do it, even if it puts him in danger.
Going from selfish to selfless has been his whole character arc.
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