Game of Thrones - Season 7
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CoachRTM said:
I want the final shot to be of the Knight King sitting on the iron the throne...
... but mainly because I want to see the public's reaction to it.
I'd honestly be cool with it
Trident 88 said:
Just a quick addition to the list of excellent scenes:
In the Dragonstone throne room:
Tyrion: (referring to the scroll from Bran that's in Varys' hand) Who's that for?
Varys: Jon Snow
Tyrion: Did you read it?
Varys: (using his best "official" voice) It's a sealed scroll for the King in the North.
Tyrion: (takes a slow sip of wine) What's it say?
Varys: Nothing good.
I do enjoy the Tyrion/Varys conversations.
The great thing is...those characters have been developed so well we knew Tyrion was going to respond with that last line. I literally said it out loud before he did.
And I think part of the critique as of late is that the people and plots have been all layed out and its all inevitable at this point as it wraps to the end with the exception of a few possible gotchas here and there.
I want to see the Night King get ahold of all three dragons, reanimate them, and conquer Westeros. They said the "long night" is coming so...
And Dany's vision of King's Landing being destroyed and under snow..
And Dany's vision of King's Landing being destroyed and under snow..
It's inevitably going to end. But I have no friggin idea what that end is going to look like.
Brick Tamland said:
I want to see the Night King get ahold of all three dragons, reanimate them, and conquer Westeros. They said the "long night" is coming so...
I fully expect he gets his hands on one. It'd be pretty awesome to see an ice breathing zombie dragon
Brick Tamland said:
I want to see the Night King get ahold of all three dragons, reanimate them, and conquer Westeros. They said the "long night" is coming so...
And Dany's vision of King's Landing being destroyed and under snow..
Thing with prophesy is it's impossible to know what it means. Winter has come, so it's possible that snow falling on KL is a regular occurrence in winter. The throne room could still be damaged by Dany's army during winter. Or the snow could be symbolic of Jon ending up as king. Similar to Melisandre saying "I pray for a glimpse of Azor Ahai, but all I see is snow."
Yeah I know. I'm just twisting prophecy to meet my wants.
Just noticed on the rewatch that Gendry's badass hammer has a stag engraved into it.
Is it just me or would a hammer that big be wayyyy to heavy to actually wield unless you were the hound or the mountain and not scrawny gendry?
Rustys-Beef-o-Reeno said:
Is it just me or would a hammer that big be wayyyy to heavy to actually wield unless you were the hound or the mountain and not scrawny gendry?
He rowed in a boat for 4 seasons. I'm sure his forearms and biceps can swing it.
Dudes buff, but the end of that hammer is probably 8-15 lbs based on size and the same weight sledge hammer.
Swinging a 10 lb sledge around sideways... ya right. The graphic image of Roberts hammer is more accurate to what they looked like, <5lbs, for sure; unless someone like the guy who plays the mountain or that huge freak in 300 or Brock Lesner has it.
Swinging a 10 lb sledge around sideways... ya right. The graphic image of Roberts hammer is more accurate to what they looked like, <5lbs, for sure; unless someone like the guy who plays the mountain or that huge freak in 300 or Brock Lesner has it.
I thought Gendry looked pretty jacked.
Something darker would be in line with the story. But the story is, in part, George RR Martin's attempt to do the Lord of the Rings. And that story ends, in part, with a marriage ceremony.Carl Underguard said:
That side by side thrones thing is a fairytale ending. Is that what y'all want?
So even though I was teasing my wife about the final hook up episode, I do think that there will be at least one or two marriages towards the end of the story.
Could be Jon and Dany. Or the Hound and Sansa (or Sansa+Littlefinger). Or Arya and Gendry. Or Tormond and Brienne. Or Sam and Gilley, Or Grey Worm and Missandei. Or Cersei and Jaime. Or Bran and Meera. Or Ghost and Nymeria. Or a dozen other potential pairings.
Jon and Dany makes sense, except for the fact that they are related. They are both young. He needs her militarily. And she needs him to add legitimacy, local Westerosi support, and to headline the "I'm not a foreign invader" PR campaign. That's the main reason her sell sword lover didn't come to Westeros with her. So she would be available for marriage.
But lots of other combos make sense too. Each of these royal or major houses needs to get to breeding so they don't die out. So Gendry, Tyrion, Bran (or Sansa or Jon), Dany (or Jon), Sam, and lots of minor house leaders need to get busy.
With so many families/houses extinct or almost so, there is a distinct lack of experience and senior leadership. A few more episodes and there's not going to be many left to pick up the pieces and rule anything. I guess this is Little Finger's perfect scenario.
So Cersei talked about hiring sell swords. Any chance Daario is worked back into the fold since he originally led a company of them. He could accept Cersei's offer and then betray her once they are in Westeros. Or maybe he is really pissed at Dany for leaving him, now she wants Jon, and he does assist Cersei
Gendry is a little shorter, but I imagine any hammer he wields would/should be like Ajax in the movie Troy.
If we ever see Daario again...
I agree. Just a though
Dany still needs to be betrayed for love so this is the most likely contender imowangus12 said:
So Cersei talked about hiring sell swords. Any chance Daario is worked back into the fold since he originally led a company of them. He could accept Cersei's offer and then betray her once they are in Westeros. Or maybe he is really pissed at Dany for leaving him, now she wants Jon, and he does assist Cersei
This might have already been covered, but has anyone else noticed that all the main characters have been dressed in black this season?
Tyrion's little woe is me speech about why his Dad hated him, like he chose to be a dwarf, etc., was such a tired foreshadowing that he is not a Lannister.
The three main Allies are all going to have a claim to the throne. But they will "break the wheel". Snooze
The three main Allies are all going to have a claim to the throne. But they will "break the wheel". Snooze
A hammer without obsidian....gendry is gonna be dead in the first 90 secs
You think they're actually going to have time to pay that off? I don't.claym711 said:
Tyrion's little woe is me speech about why his Dad hated him, like he chose to be a dwarf, etc., was such a tired foreshadowing that he is not a Lannister.
The three main Allies are all going to have a claim to the throne. But they will "break the wheel". Snooze
slowly crossing over to the dark side...
The hammer will do nicely against all those brittle dead folks. Hard to walk with legs broken in half.The Debt said:
A hammer without obsidian....gendry is gonna be dead in the first 90 secs
Ha. After I typed that I remembered the hardhome episode, where the wights fell off a cliff in mass, and then hopped up and started fighting. So maybe the hammer won't be so good after all...
WALTON LOADS! said:
This might have already been covered, but has anyone else noticed that all the main characters have been dressed in black this season?
Thanks, Luke.....
Lots of moving the story forward in this episode but the main thing that bothered me (outside of Jaime swimming out of a body of water still wearing his armor) is Cersei going full on expositional when talking about springing a trap for Dany when discussing a truce. Why would this show just throw something in like that? It isn't in Cersei's character to just say that out loud. It just seemed like way too much of a Bond villain kind of thing to do.
Jaime: We can't win this war, she's got three dragons.
Cersei: Maybe I'll set a trap.
How could either of them agree to meet the other anywhere? Neither would trust the other under any circumstance and neither would have anyone council them to meet the other.
And then P.S. I'm pregnant, gimme a break.
Jaime: We can't win this war, she's got three dragons.
Cersei: Maybe I'll set a trap.
How could either of them agree to meet the other anywhere? Neither would trust the other under any circumstance and neither would have anyone council them to meet the other.
And then P.S. I'm pregnant, gimme a break.
Cersei is due for big-time L. Tell the audience your plans for a trap, set the pieces in motion and then the show gives us bbq'd queen for the main course.
Sex Panther said:
I think the final shot of the series is Jon and Dany sitting on separate thrones side by side, indicating they got rid of/melted down the Iron Throne.
Please stop posting if all your going to do is post broad criticisms about things that have not happened. If there's something specific about the latest episode you think warrants a discussion, feel free to list out those assertions. Otherwise, your opinion of the show as a whole has been noted and you're simply cluttering/spamming. You can move along.
Brennus said:
Jon and Dany get married and rule together.
Tyrion ends up on the throne is my prediction
So thinking back to aryas encounters with LF.
1) the joust, tournament for Ned. LF bet on the Mountain over Loras, renly bet on his bf. LF explains secret of mountain and hound, as well as the Loras' mare. Sansa said there was no honor in it, "but there is a great deal of gold."
2) Harrenhall. LF meets with Tywin. They discuss the Tyrells marrying Joffrey. Tywin says they should pay, LF says they should, but not until stannis and robb are defeated. He mentions Catelyns deal with tyrion for jaime.
I think last night's episode, if anything, neutralizes LF from Arya because her ate with Lions and served them too, and Sansa married one and told Robb to submit to Joffrey. It becomes varying layers of hypocrisy when everyone had to serve the crown in some capacity.
1) the joust, tournament for Ned. LF bet on the Mountain over Loras, renly bet on his bf. LF explains secret of mountain and hound, as well as the Loras' mare. Sansa said there was no honor in it, "but there is a great deal of gold."
2) Harrenhall. LF meets with Tywin. They discuss the Tyrells marrying Joffrey. Tywin says they should pay, LF says they should, but not until stannis and robb are defeated. He mentions Catelyns deal with tyrion for jaime.
I think last night's episode, if anything, neutralizes LF from Arya because her ate with Lions and served them too, and Sansa married one and told Robb to submit to Joffrey. It becomes varying layers of hypocrisy when everyone had to serve the crown in some capacity.
#1 said:
From Reddit:Quote:
The Jon / Daenerys wedding invitation will be insufferable...
[]Baegic 1278 points 12 hours ago
Dear Tyrion Lannister, You have been invited to the wedding of Queen Daenerys of the House Targaryen, the First of Her Name, The Unburnt, Queen of the Andals, the Rhoynar and the First Men, Queen of Meereen, Khaleesi of the Great Grass Sea, Protector of the Realm, Lady Regnant of the Seven Kingdoms, Breaker of Chains and Mother of Dragons and Jon Snow of House Targaryen, First of His Name, The Resurrected, Rightful King of the Andals, The Rhoynar, and The First Men, The King In The North, The 998th Lord Commander of The Night's Watch, Savior of The Free Folk, Slayer of The Dead, The White Wolf, The Son of Ice and Fire, The Prince That Was Promised. Please let us know if you will be coming as soon as possible. Thanks!
I'll send a gift. No weddings in westeros for me.
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