I think the actress is playing Gilly exactly how she's written.
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Calling it: Gilly will sit on the Iron Throne. She's a schemer.
/sansa
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Brilliant
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I think we'll see a little more. I think Gilly is a dead girl walking and that prompts Sam to head to The Citadel and become a Maester.
I'm not sure I see Gilly dying, that would leave us with a random baby no one knows what to do with. But I do think you're idea that Sam is going to be a maester is pretty likely. They've talked up that profession and the Citadel a decent amount, along with Sam being a good reader... bet that's his story arc.
Sam has to end up somewhere once Dany's dragons arrive and melt the Wall to the ground.
I see two options. Gilly and baby both get croaked, or Sam sends both away as the **** continues to escalate with Jon away.
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My hate of Gilly is approaching Ygrite levels. (I get she was hot but her storyline and dialogue were awful and repetitive) Gilly is a total mouth breather and adds nothing to the plot advancement. I am getting to where I need to leave the room during their scenes. Terribly written female characters and awful acting choices. Frustrating.
You're taking entertainment television too seriously.
I have a feeling a big character is going to die soon. Was Tywin the last major character to die?
quote:Master Aemon was the most recent, but a minor character.
I have a feeling a big character is going to die soon. Was Tywin the last major character to die?
If Sam went to the Citadel, he'd be breaking his vow and the Warden of the North/the rest of the Night's Watch would have the authority to execute him on sight, correct?
Hopefully Bolton psycho and Theon will be dead by the end of the season. I could see Marg or Cersi being killed, too.
quote:This. There's been an alarming lack of major deaths this season, and I think that's gonna catch up with us in these last 3 episodes.
I have a feeling a big character is going to die soon. Was Tywin the last major character to die?
I think these are the most obvious candidates:
1. Ramsay
2. Jon Snow
3. Jorah
4. Theon
5. Roose
6. Loras
7. Bronn (Though he seems to have dodged a bullet already.)
8. Stannis and/or Ser Davos
9. Margaery
10. Cersei (Not very likely.)
11. Littlefinger
12. Sansa (Not gonna happen, but you never know.)
Tyrion, Arya, and Dany are untouchable.
quote:I think the NW needs a maester, so he would be serving by becoming chained and sworn, then returning.
If Sam went to the Citadel, he'd be breaking his vow and the Warden of the North/the rest of the Night's Watch would have the authority to execute him on sight, correct?
quote:Not if he is on Night Watch's business. Like the guy in season one that helps Arya and Gendry escape.
If Sam went to the Citadel, he'd be breaking his vow and the Warden of the North/the rest of the Night's Watch would have the authority to execute him on sight, correct?
quote:quote:This. There's been an alarming lack of major deaths this season, and I think that's gonna catch up with us in these last 3 episodes.
I have a feeling a big character is going to die soon. Was Tywin the last major character to die?
I think these are the most obvious candidates:
1. Ramsay
2. Jon Snow
3. Jorah
4. Theon
5. Roose
6. Loras
7. Bronn (Though he seems to have dodged a bullet already.)
8. Stannis and/or Ser Davos
9. Margaery
10. Cersei (Not very likely.)
11. Sansa (Not gonna happen, but you never know.)
Tyrion, Arya, and Dany are untouchable.
I don't really think you can call it an "alarming lack" There's only be like, what, 1 or 2 a season? And outside of Joffrey they seem to happen at the end of the season. Still plenty of time.
What makes you think those three are untouchable?
quote:I would say Jon Snow is untouchable. I think him and Dany are the two most important characters.quote:This. There's been an alarming lack of major deaths this season, and I think that's gonna catch up with us in these last 3 episodes.
I have a feeling a big character is going to die soon. Was Tywin the last major character to die?
I think these are the most obvious candidates:
1. Ramsay
2. Jon Snow
3. Jorah
4. Theon
5. Roose
6. Loras
7. Bronn (Though he seems to have dodged a bullet already.)
8. Stannis and/or Ser Davos
9. Margaery
10. Cersei (Not very likely.)
11. Littlefinger
12. Sansa (Not gonna happen, but you never know.)
Tyrion, Arya, and Dany are untouchable.
What all major characters have been killed? 1 or 2 per season, right?
- King Roberto
- Nedderd Stark
- Drago
- Robb Stark
- Cat Stark
- Joffery
- Tywin
EDIT: Oberyn
quote:Well, I'm not saying they'll never die, but I think those are characters that need to make it to the final season. They are the biggest anchors of the series.
What makes you think those three are untouchable?
I'd put Jon Snow in this category as well but there's just been too much foreshadowing that his days are numbered. Hope he makes it past this season, but I wouldn't be surprised to see the season end with his death.
Even though he was introduced that season, I'd put Oberyn on the list of "shocking deaths".
Yeah, between the fight appearing to go his way + it seemed like they were just starting to really build his character, that Oberyn death was definitely a GRRM special.
Does the Hound count as a shocking death? Dany's brother?
Those could count, yeah. So who do y'all think is most likely to die this year?
But is the Hound actually dead?
Well you've got my list. Maybe I'm overestimating Jon's chances of dying, and I hope I'm wrong.
We only saw the Hound left for dead, not actually dead. And as we all learned from The Princess Bride ...
quote:As far as we know, yes, unless those magic healer guys wandered up to that cliff to heal him.
But is the Hound actually dead?
quote:- Lots of negative omens surrounding Jon.
Those could count, yeah. So who do y'all think is most likely to die this year?
- Sansa has to be close to the breaking point -perhaps Ramsay winds up on the wrong side of that cork screw she stole?
Those are the only two major characters that feel in mortal danger, but as is the case with this show...it's rarely the person or time you expect.
quote:Foreshadowing doesn't fit with the other deaths though, maybe except for Ned. I guess you could've assumed that he was gonna die leading up to his death.quote:
I'd put Jon Snow in this category as well but there's just been too much foreshadowing that his days are numbered. Hope he makes it past this season, but I wouldn't be surprised to see the season end with his death.
Foreshadowing a big death doesn't seem to be GRRM's style. There was no foreshadowing to the Red Wedding. No foreshadowing to Joffrey being poisoned. No foreshadowing to Oberyn getting his skulled crushed. GRRM doesn't want you to know who is going to die until moments before it happens.
Oh, one I didn't put on my list was Brienne. I don't know if she'd qualify as a major or shocking death, but I think she's a dead [wo]man walking. If she tries to save Sansa before Stannis arrives, she's as good as dead, and even if she waits for Stannis, I think she dies. I just don't see where else they could take her story.
yeah, Tyrion spent most of a season headed for death. They're almost trying too hard to foreshadow trouble with the Night's Watch for Snow. I do think he'll find trouble, but will it result in his death? I'm betting against at this point.
That's a good point.
quote:quote:Not if he is on Night Watch's business. Like the guy in season one that helps Arya and Gendry escape.
If Sam went to the Citadel, he'd be breaking his vow and the Warden of the North/the rest of the Night's Watch would have the authority to execute him on sight, correct?
Don't forget benjen stark coming to meet king Robert in winterfell
Yeah it appears that the nights watch is in need of a maester.
Does Sam really need to officially become a Maester to assume that role for the NW? He's well-read enough to handle the job without getting his Maester chains / license.
I believe Sam will step into the Aemon role as Maester / Consigliere / Right Hand to Jon, which should make him untouchable, assuming he survives until Jon gets back.
I see the 3 untouchable characters as Dany, Arya and Jon Snow. I don't think Tyrion has that status - the odds against him continuing to dodge death are against him.
Of course, I'm probably all wrong. The series finale will probably be a battle royale, with Arya and Jon fighting Dany and the dragons, all of them dying in burnt out throne room. Then Gendry busts through the door riding on Centaur-Bran and takes the Iron Throne by default.
I believe Sam will step into the Aemon role as Maester / Consigliere / Right Hand to Jon, which should make him untouchable, assuming he survives until Jon gets back.
I see the 3 untouchable characters as Dany, Arya and Jon Snow. I don't think Tyrion has that status - the odds against him continuing to dodge death are against him.
Of course, I'm probably all wrong. The series finale will probably be a battle royale, with Arya and Jon fighting Dany and the dragons, all of them dying in burnt out throne room. Then Gendry busts through the door riding on Centaur-Bran and takes the Iron Throne by default.
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Does Sam really need to officially become a Maester to assume that role for the NW? He's well-read enough to handle the job without getting his Maester chains / license.
I believe Sam will step into the Aemon role as Maester / Consigliere / Right Hand to Jon, which should make him untouchable, assuming he survives until Jon gets back.
I see the 3 untouchable characters as Dany, Arya and Jon Snow. I don't think Tyrion has that status - the odds against him continuing to dodge death are against him.
Of course, I'm probably all wrong. The series finale will probably be a battle royale, with Arya and Jon fighting Dany and the dragons, all of them dying in burnt out throne room. Then Gendry busts through the door riding on Centaur-Bran and takes the Iron Throne by default.
He probably doesn't know enough about medicine and the like that maesters are trained in. The watch would probably have to request a fully trained one.
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