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Game of Thrones S8, Apr 14-May 19 @9PM EDT |OT| Aunt-Man and the Frost
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When Cersei had manipulated Sansa into writing an implicating letter iirc.
Thoros knowingly coated shitty swords with wildfire, knowing they would break/melt, in order to win tournaments by scaring the horses of his opponents into bucking their riders off.
Bran should already be able to read the great blue satan's mind, in theory.
I mean there HAS to be some magic, like, potions and oils don't result in this:
Yeah but that's only the tip of the iceberg when it comes to Jaime's fuckery throughout the show
At the same time: does the Northern Coalition really have the ability to be choosy about who wants to help them, especially when they're one of the best swordsmen in Westeros and bringing a Valyrian sword with them?
"This. This isn't the end. Not for you. Not yet."
"How will we know it's the end?"
"You'll know."
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Are you referring to the theory that his harp is in the crypts?
Nah. Bran and Arya are goddamn geniuses in the books for their age. Literally pre-teens thinking on the level of late teenagers.
I mean Jaime's one person and is a shitty fighter now since he lost his hand.
Take his sword and give it to Beric and you have a gain
Double Toasted crew hit the nail on the head with this premiere.
It was the episode of intense staredowns. lol
It was the episode of intense staredowns. lol
I feel like the only actual conversation was the one between Sam and John. Everything else was like one liners being exchanged mixed with awkward staredowns.
I would have traded some reunions for others, restrained the hall discussion, and definitely traded the dragon scene for most anything, but I liked the episode. It's certainly better in terms of characters and storytelling than what we got most of the last few seasons.
Sam and Arya were the MVPs, but Sansa's line about thinking Tyrion was the cleverest man in the Seven Kingdoms was a zinger.
I'm still not clear as to whether that was misdirection for viewers (with no in-universe explanation), misdirection for Littlefinger (and his spies?), or the sisters actually falling for it (until Bran told them).
Sam and Arya were the MVPs, but Sansa's line about thinking Tyrion was the cleverest man in the Seven Kingdoms was a zinger.
I'm still not clear as to whether that was misdirection for viewers (with no in-universe explanation), misdirection for Littlefinger (and his spies?), or the sisters actually falling for it (until Bran told them).
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I honestly wish they weren't doing this whole Sansa mistrusting Dany plotline, which I can't imagine will have a lot of airtime what with there only being 5 episodes left but still. One of my main issues with season 7 was that I felt like her drama with Arya felt like a retread with her not trusting Jon in season 7 and now they're doing it for a third time with Dany.
I get that there needs to be some drama behind what's happening other than just the white walkers but I wish it was something different.
I get that there needs to be some drama behind what's happening other than just the white walkers but I wish it was something different.
I don't even know. What in the seven hells is that theory anyway
S1. Sansa told Cersi that they were leaving Kings Landing and asked her to help them stay so she could marry Joffery
This directly led to Ned's Death
Was that burning arm corpse thing a reference to that wheel metaphor Dany mentioned a couple things back?
That legit gave me a jump when they kid started screaming lol
That legit gave me a jump when they kid started screaming lol
It also looked like Dany's line was directed at Jaime there
The white walkers/NK have made that pattern several times, it's roughly the pattern the children of the forest were standing in when they created the NK.
In the books got 10 plotlines locations
dany
Young griff
Dorne
Kings landing
The riverlands
The vale
The iron islands
The north
And the wall and beyond
And arya
Now 5 of those I think will converge
Young griff will kill cersia and tommonlen and defeat lannister rule of kings landing
Dorne will support
S ansa will marry him and little finger will become hand to think king after Jon conington dies.
Brienne will die in the river lands, to save Jaime, Jaime will return to kings landing, kill Cersei, then go to the wall and become the 1000th and final lord commander
Stannis beats the boltons will either die to the other or to dany
Dany will have 2 villians before the other, young griff and euron
No idea how arya will factor besides killing lady stone heart.
dany
Young griff
Dorne
Kings landing
The riverlands
The vale
The iron islands
The north
And the wall and beyond
And arya
Now 5 of those I think will converge
Young griff will kill cersia and tommonlen and defeat lannister rule of kings landing
Dorne will support
S ansa will marry him and little finger will become hand to think king after Jon conington dies.
Brienne will die in the river lands, to save Jaime, Jaime will return to kings landing, kill Cersei, then go to the wall and become the 1000th and final lord commander
Stannis beats the boltons will either die to the other or to dany
Dany will have 2 villians before the other, young griff and euron
No idea how arya will factor besides killing lady stone heart.
Actually, irrc, this never happened in the show. It only happened in the books. But, my memory may be a bit hazy.
He needs to stay alive just for his best-in-the-show voice. Don't think it's in the cards though.
Enjoy.
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Remember, Lyanna is the only female crypt in the Tombs of Winterfell.
We all know Sandor is going to have his come to R'Hllor moment and whip out Lightbringer. There's time yet.
I thought that by the time LIttlefinger was telling Sansa 'I play this game where I think about the worst possible intentions of people' or whatever, and Sansa was smiling and nodding and going along with it, the show was revealing that nobody is falling for his nonsense anymore.
They have Bran now, he is like an instant lie detector. You can't bullshit around the Starks anymore for the most part.
The writers straight say in the BTS of that episode that the sisters were fooled by LF until they realized they could tap into Bran to learn the truth.
The fact the Second dance of dragons is already teased by grrm and the mummers dragon vision
In universe I feel Aegon will be high off his his victories is essos fall for Sansa and buy into Little fingers schemes
It will take dany a while to get to westeros
Probs the 7tb book ( which won't be a dream for spring that will be the 8th book...)
One can hope. But I doubt it, it'd be nice to have an actual reason that it was the Golden Company, but considering the Blackfyres were never established in the show, it's probably just a shitty name drop.
They really should have done fAegon instead of butchering Dorne. Even in the books, Dorne felt pretty minor, and just a supporting story for Dany and fAegon. Basically just showing Dorne playing both sides of the Dance of Dragons 2.0. Quentyn died anyway without making a single difference, and maybe Aurienne actually does something interesting for fAegon's plot, but I doubt it.
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