I'm betting anti-Helm's Deep
Is that the weirwood burning? lol
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Game of Thrones S8, Apr 14-May 19 @9PM EDT |OT| Aunt-Man and the Frost
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Is that the weirwood burning? lol
I believe she and Yara are in a boat rowing somewhere between Dragonstone and KL...
I'm fully expecting the Battle of Winterfell to go catastrophically wrong in some way, and not really be a Helms Deep scenario where they pull out a miracle win. Once Davos and the others started talking about the crazy battles they've managed to survive I was like "ya'll just jinxed it, fools"
She got such a raw deal. Her brother/hodor got off better since they died and didn't get to find out all their work just went into killing bran and turning him into a creep.
They will lose. Badly. Many will die. But not Davos and Tormund cause then I will scream.
I was literally just saying on a Discord channel that Davos and Tormund are the two I'm really not prepared to see go. Tormund because he's hilarious and Davos because he's the realist dude in the room.
Davos is such a wholesome good guy. No secret agenda. No scret planning. Just trying to survive and helping the weak.
Some of the baddest motherfuckers in the Seven Kingdoms really about to get snuffed by skeletons warriors lol
Prepare to scream. Some fan favorites are going down next episode for sure.
that's what the previews are hinting at. I'm afraid AF to see the next episode, but as long as arya makes it, I'm straight. She's LITERALLY the only person i'll root for...
1) Arya
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4)Brienne
4)Podrick
5)Sandor Clegane (only to see cleganebowl)
I have a feeling the Red Wedding is going to seem like nothing after this episode. This is going to be a bloodbath
Sophie Turner and Maisie Williams friendship is kind of friendship all people should aspire to have at some point lol
I just got two episodes of dialogue, so I can't begrudge those looking for 80 minutes of action scenes.
Who I think dies:
-Jorah, because he sort of passed things over to Tyrion.
-Grey Worm... possibly, because he told Missandei that "my people will protect your people" or some such. Which makes me think, she lives on, leaves Westeros with the remaining Unsullied after it's all over, but he bites the dust.
-Ed, just because it's time to get rid of some characters.
-Beric cause he's long overdue, he can't tell us more than he has already.
-Sandor... Beric said he would "burn in hell" but "not today" when Arya told him to burn in hell. So it might be his time, but he has to do something pretty heroic since Beric said the Lord of Light had a role for him to play still, it must be a big deal. I don't think he cares much about his brother anymore, his brother is dead already.
-Rhaegal
-Viserion
-Theon, good time to die
Brienne is really likely to die, Sansa said if she trust him with her life he should stay. Plus her being knighted and especially her being overly positive about some advantageous ground to rout back the dead (come on, you are fighting the dead, they will never be routed back!). I can imagine she can die now.
Thormund survives, he's the wildling representative. They can't have him die, he must survive all episodes. There has to be a follow up to what happens with the wildlings once everything is over and it has to be carried through him.
-Jorah, because he sort of passed things over to Tyrion.
-Grey Worm... possibly, because he told Missandei that "my people will protect your people" or some such. Which makes me think, she lives on, leaves Westeros with the remaining Unsullied after it's all over, but he bites the dust.
-Ed, just because it's time to get rid of some characters.
-Beric cause he's long overdue, he can't tell us more than he has already.
-Sandor... Beric said he would "burn in hell" but "not today" when Arya told him to burn in hell. So it might be his time, but he has to do something pretty heroic since Beric said the Lord of Light had a role for him to play still, it must be a big deal. I don't think he cares much about his brother anymore, his brother is dead already.
-Rhaegal
-Viserion
-Theon, good time to die
Brienne is really likely to die, Sansa said if she trust him with her life he should stay. Plus her being knighted and especially her being overly positive about some advantageous ground to rout back the dead (come on, you are fighting the dead, they will never be routed back!). I can imagine she can die now.
Thormund survives, he's the wildling representative. They can't have him die, he must survive all episodes. There has to be a follow up to what happens with the wildlings once everything is over and it has to be carried through him.
The Ayra/Gendry scene will be forgotten next week when it begins with the Night King in an orgy, fucking behind a weirwood tree.
Red wine drunk is the worst kind of drunk, as Randy Marsh taught us.
Renly was never faced with any hard choices. Also, Renly was completely fine with murdering Stannis, sooooooo.
this to me just means that the writers of the show couldn't find a better story arc to give her. Kinda like Osha, they brought her back just to kill her off.
Meera Reed was one of my favorite characters. And I'm guessing what the show is portraying is that anyone who is in the north and not at winterfell is dead
I think Brienne, Theon, Jorah, Beric and maybe Grey Worm are goners.
Maybe Tormund as well, but I'm not ready to see him go please D&D don't do it.
Maybe Tormund as well, but I'm not ready to see him go please D&D don't do it.
Meeting your brother on the field of battle =\= impregnating a fire witch to murder your brother in the dead of night
Say what you want about Renly's experience, but he was not a bad person. Stannis meanwhile was a fucking horrible person even by Game of Thrones standards.
That little girl is gonna Wight up and kill Davos. Davos is a goner.
Did I understand it rigt that they will place the bait (Brann) inside of hhe walks under that tree? Why not place him outside the walls? This basically means that they will be crushed before he reaches Brann unless he goes balls deep into enemy lines with his zombie dragon...
I've actually been having a better time limiting my exposure to twitter/forum discussions of the show and just enjoying these episodes when they premiere with my phone on silent. Sometimes a little restraint can go a long way, especially when everyone is in a rush to provide the world with their cynical hot takes.
I'm actually anticipating the next episode being way more graphic and horror-inspired than people are assuming.
At the end he knew it too. As soon as Brienne announced who she was and why she was there, he was just like... yeah.
Yeah I got that vibe too. Stannis at the end was just....defeated. He knew he was wrong. He knew he had fucked everything up. He knew he deserved it.
I don't understand how you come to this conclusion.
How is it more honorable to kill 10,000 men on the battlefield to kill one man than to just kill that one man in his tent on the eve of battle? Stannis' act saved lives.
The tree is special and is going to come into play somehow.
I mean just watching Hardhome and seeing those dead kids eat Sasha(?)...
The kids are all going to be below in the crypt... My heart can't take this.
Yes I'm not easily moved by shows but the beautiful emotional closure of the characters after years and years of buildup under the shadow of near certain death was perfect
Well acted, perfectly executed. Quite the payoff after all of the build up and years of history between these people. Really one of the better conclusions to relationships of any show I've ever seen. The gravity of the situation and build up really came rushing in last night. I didn't even realize I wanted or needed it but I did and it was great.
Stannis assassinated his own brother with blood magic. That sure as hell isn't honorable. Saying he did it to save lives is just naive. He did it to be king.
Any man who accepts his child being burned and even watching the child being burned is trash and evil.
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