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POPSICLESSSSSS

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Pretty lazy, Drogon is the largest dragon of the 3

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That's not official, right? It'd have HBO on it somewhere...

Its fan made

I was able to finally watch last night due to Harvey and had a few questions/thoughts:

• Why did Tyrion seem disappointed in Jon/Dany? He pretty much planted the idea in her head a few episodes ago.
• I guess the Lord of Light didn't have anything greater planned for Beric.
• Would have been so much better if Sansa had stopped Arya, and said her father taught her to carry out executions herself.
• After all the terrible explanations from Bran about his powers, he finally figures out how to explain it in one sentence to Sam.
• The Kingsguard aren't very good at their job if they let a zombie get that close to Cersie.

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I was able to finally watch last night due to Harvey and had a few questions/thoughts:

• Why did Tyrion seem disappointed in Jon/Dany? He pretty much planted the idea in her head a few episodes ago.
• I guess the Lord of Light didn't have anything greater planned for Beric.
• Would have been so much better if Sansa had stopped Arya, and said her father taught her to carry out executions herself.
• After all the terrible explanations from Bran about his powers, he finally figures out how to explain it in one sentence to Sam.
• The Kingsguard aren't very good at their job if they let a zombie get that close to Cersie.

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• Their love will probably complicate things in terms of them risking assets to save each other. Dany already lost one dragon to save Jon.
• Beric isn't dead. Tormund and him were on the part of the wall that didn't collapse

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After all the terrible explanations from Bran about his powers, he finally figures out how to explain it in one sentence to Sam.

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Here are some explanations as to Bran's powers from the actor who portrays him:

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Bran has the library of the history of the world at his fingertips. He can look up anything, but he hasn't yet looked through it all. It's like everything has been downloaded into his brain, like he's got a Kindle library of everything, but he hasn't read all the books yet. He can look up a particular page, but he hasn't learned the whole thing by heart just yet, as the old Three-Eyed Raven may have.

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And here is a quote about how Bran came around to help Sansa.

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So I think before Sansa decided whether it was her sister that was a threat, or it was in fact Littlefinger, she came to Bran and said, "Look, can we look up what Littlefinger's been up to?" And Bran said, "Yep, this is everything." And then they were like, "This is the situation." There was a little scene that we did shoot, which I don't think made it in there, where Sansa comes to Bran's door and asks if he can help. I'm sure we'll see that on the DVD's deleted scenes.

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https://www.nytimes.com/2017/08/30/arts/television/game-of-thrones-bran-interview-isaac-hempstead-wright.html?mabReward=ART_TS2&recid=a906c59a-1de2-4778-5efe-88cb377b2f4d&recp=2&moduleDetail=recommendations-2&action=click&contentCollection=Sportsion=Footer&module=WhatsNext&version=WhatsNext&contentID=WhatsNext&src=recg&pgtype=article

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Why did Tyrion seem disappointed in Jon/Dany? He pretty much planted the idea in her head a few episodes ago.

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Maybe he gets the feeling he's about to get tossed aside? Dany has made several comments about not listening to him anymore.

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The Kingsguard aren't very good at their job if they let a zombie get that close to Cersie.

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The Mountain's been closer.

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Why did Tyrion seem disappointed in Jon/Dany? He pretty much planted the idea in her head a few episodes ago.

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Maybe he gets the feeling he's about to get tossed aside? Dany has made several comments about not listening to him anymore.

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And remember, Lady Olenna told Dany earlier in the season that Tyrion was a clever man, that Olenna had been around many clever men over the years, and not to listen to him. Surely that has had something of an impact, along with the issues Tyrion has had with military strategy this season.

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Why did Tyrion seem disappointed in Jon/Dany? He pretty much planted the idea in her head a few episodes ago.

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Maybe he gets the feeling he's about to get tossed aside? Dany has made several comments about not listening to him anymore.

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And remember, Lady Olenna told Dany earlier in the season that Tyrion was a clever man, that Olenna had been around many clever men over the years, and not to listen to him. Surely that has had something of an impact, along with the issues Tyrion has had with military strategy this season.

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I think "Be a Dragon" is why she asked Jon what he would do. Apparently Jon told her to go on a supply cart killing rampage.

Maybe Bran gets some humanity back and calls, err sends a raven to Meera.

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So how is Cersei going to pay for the Golden Company if the gold never made it to KL? :thonking:

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Well two things
First the gold was to pay the iron bank, who would then be fronting new money to buy the gold cloaks
Second, they specifically gave us a scene to say the money made it into Kings landing

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The gold's arrival into KL is now the Ent Board version of The Hit.

I just want to know if we will ever see Howland Reed. Seriously. He seems way too important to the past to never be in the show.

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Yea, I really thought one of these episodes he would have appeared.

By this point, with all the rumors and book canon talk, I can't even remember if Howland's name was mentioned during the Tower of Joy scenes on screen. Or if anyone referenced him being there with Ned.

Didn't bran specifically say that he is the only one who knows about Jon's parentage?

They don't really need Reed at this point right? Bran knows so there isn't a point to introduce a new character.

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By this point, with all the rumors and book canon talk, I can't even remember if Howland's name was mentioned during the Tower of Joy scenes on screen. Or if anyone referenced him being there with Ned.

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The TER says that's meera's father, howland reed I believe

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By this point, with all the rumors and book canon talk, I can't even remember if Howland's name was mentioned during the Tower of Joy scenes on screen. Or if anyone referenced him being there with Ned.

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The TER says that's meera's father, howland reed I believe

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That does ring a bell now that you mention it.

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Id trade not seeing that scene with Bran and Sansa for the moment that Sansa drops the hammer at the trial. This is a TV thats here to entertain and that was awesome.

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They could have still left it somewhat vague about what she was asking him about. The ".....Lord Baelish" part was awesome, but it still would have been impactful while making more sense.

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• Beric isn't dead. Tormund and him were on the part of the wall that didn't collapse

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So the giant army of the undead will march right by and not kill and convert any survivors?

As slow as they travel, the series would be over by the time the WWs climbed to the top of the wall. But seriously, they (T&B) are isolated and insignificant to the grand scheme of things.

When I watched the episode, I couldn't tell where Tormund and Beric were in relation to the part that fell. It probably makes sense that they ran along the wall instead of trying to go down, so they can make it to castle black to warn everyone.

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• Beric isn't dead. Tormund and him were on the part of the wall that didn't collapse

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So the giant army of the undead will march right by and not kill and convert any survivors?

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This happened before with Sam...

Something I've been wondering...

If the High Septon/Maester/whomever performed a legitimate marriage & recorded as such in his notes, why didn't he just send word out to the Kingdoms at the start of Robert's Rebellion?

Wouldn't his confirmation of their marriage headed off the rebellion itself? Not a book reader, so I'm sure I'm missing something. But it just seems silly that the Septon/Maester wouldn't have tried to stop all the bloodshed by proving the legitimacy.