bonfarr said:
Interesting theory from Reddit on what happens to Tyrion. If this happens I will be as upset as I was when they killed Hershell on Walking Dead.
Meant to write this earlier.Brian Earl Spilner said:
I mean, just look at that.
What is hype may never die.
gigemJTH12 said:M.C. Swag said:
I would lay heavy money on Brienne. Everything about her screams 'yer dead.'
Exactly...too obvious IMO
Episode IV said:Meant to write this earlier.Brian Earl Spilner said:
I mean, just look at that.
What is hype may never die.
Why is the Army of the Living (AotL) arrayed pointing inward? Are they going to try a Swine Head (svinfylking) maneuver to penetrate to the Night King? Otherwise, why wouldn't they be convex in their arrangement so as not to be outflanked?
Brian Earl Spilner said:
I feel like there hasn't been enough discussion on Melisandre's role.
Her whole life has revolved around this. Will she show up in Ep3? What will her final purpose be? How will she even get in the walls of Winterfell?
Magnar of Then, killed people with a giant axe, got axed in halfbonfarr said:
Interesting theory from Reddit on what happens to Tyrion. If this happens I will be as upset as I was when they killed Hershell on Walking Dead.
Want to know what will happen?M.C. Swag said:
OT: I really wish people would leave their unsolicited opinions of what 'will happen' out of here and focus more on what DID happen.
gigemJTH12 said:
Alright where do we get rich?
YES! been waiting on these!!!Brian Earl Spilner said:
I think I agree on the acting chops, but I also think the Dany/Sansa thing was by design. Part of the continued plot development of Sansa getting stronger and Dany's weakening as a leader as she shows she's not really the benevolent leader she made herself out to be originally.Max Power said:It's difficult to say what she thinks, and the reason for me is that I think she's the weakest major actor/actress on the show. She just comes off to me as a lot of false bravado compared to the other strong female characters on the show like Sansa, Cercei, and Arya who all do a much better job in any scene they're in. That scene with her and Sansa alone, Sansa felt like she was in control. But maybe that's all by design, Sansa knows what she wants and why, there's conviction there, and a sense of responsibility.redline248 said:
I rewatched Ep 2. I think everyone misinterpreted Dany's reaction to Jon telling her the truth. She was shocked and in doubt. Then, when she was saying all that about rightful heir to the iron throne, I don't think she was angry or anything, I think she was trying to get a read on what he was going to say.
Dany still just wants the throne because she believes she deserves it based on stories she was told as a child, it's why I do not believe she's even remotely cool with learning there is someone with a more legitimate claim to the throne than her, it's earth-shattering news to her.
Brian Earl Spilner said:
I feel like there hasn't been enough discussion on Melisandre's role.
Her whole life has revolved around this. Will she show up in Ep3? What will her final purpose be? How will she even get in the walls of Winterfell?
She's going to be in this season. That's been confirmed.Brian Earl Spilner said:
That's fine and good, but it would be a glaring omission / unresolved plotline, especially with the foreshadowing of her having to die in Westeros.
Brian Earl Spilner said:
How will she even get in the walls of Winterfell?
Truth be told, I'm a bigger fan of Rush than Tolkien. Just wait until Ghost (literally Snow Dog) battles the Night King (By-Tor, Knight of Darkness)!bonfarr said:
When the saga is complete are we going to learn that this whole story occurred years before and an old Sam Tarly is recording the stories in a history book in the Citadel like Bilbo Baggins? Martin loves him some Tolkien so I can see that.
Max Power said:It's difficult to say what she thinks, and the reason for me is that I think she's the weakest major actor/actress on the show. She just comes off to me as a lot of false bravado compared to the other strong female characters on the show like Sansa, Cercei, and Arya who all do a much better job in any scene they're in. That scene with her and Sansa alone, Sansa felt like she was in control. But maybe that's all by design, Sansa knows what she wants and why, there's conviction there, and a sense of responsibility.redline248 said:
I rewatched Ep 2. I think everyone misinterpreted Dany's reaction to Jon telling her the truth. She was shocked and in doubt. Then, when she was saying all that about rightful heir to the iron throne, I don't think she was angry or anything, I think she was trying to get a read on what he was going to say.
Dany still just wants the throne because she believes she deserves it based on stories she was told as a child, it's why I do not believe she's even remotely cool with learning there is someone with a more legitimate claim to the throne than her, it's earth-shattering news to her.
bonfarr said:Max Power said:It's difficult to say what she thinks, and the reason for me is that I think she's the weakest major actor/actress on the show. She just comes off to me as a lot of false bravado compared to the other strong female characters on the show like Sansa, Cercei, and Arya who all do a much better job in any scene they're in. That scene with her and Sansa alone, Sansa felt like she was in control. But maybe that's all by design, Sansa knows what she wants and why, there's conviction there, and a sense of responsibility.redline248 said:
I rewatched Ep 2. I think everyone misinterpreted Dany's reaction to Jon telling her the truth. She was shocked and in doubt. Then, when she was saying all that about rightful heir to the iron throne, I don't think she was angry or anything, I think she was trying to get a read on what he was going to say.
Dany still just wants the throne because she believes she deserves it based on stories she was told as a child, it's why I do not believe she's even remotely cool with learning there is someone with a more legitimate claim to the throne than her, it's earth-shattering news to her.
The sense of entitlement that Viserys and Danerys had/have is staggering despite their house being banished from Westeros for 17 years they think the world is owed to them. . I would have a hard time bowing to some chick that got everything she has because she married a wealthy powerful man that died.
bonfarr said:Max Power said:It's difficult to say what she thinks, and the reason for me is that I think she's the weakest major actor/actress on the show. She just comes off to me as a lot of false bravado compared to the other strong female characters on the show like Sansa, Cercei, and Arya who all do a much better job in any scene they're in. That scene with her and Sansa alone, Sansa felt like she was in control. But maybe that's all by design, Sansa knows what she wants and why, there's conviction there, and a sense of responsibility.redline248 said:
I rewatched Ep 2. I think everyone misinterpreted Dany's reaction to Jon telling her the truth. She was shocked and in doubt. Then, when she was saying all that about rightful heir to the iron throne, I don't think she was angry or anything, I think she was trying to get a read on what he was going to say.
Dany still just wants the throne because she believes she deserves it based on stories she was told as a child, it's why I do not believe she's even remotely cool with learning there is someone with a more legitimate claim to the throne than her, it's earth-shattering news to her.
The sense of entitlement that Viserys and Danerys had/have is staggering despite their house being banished from Westeros for 17 years they think the world is owed to them. . I would have a hard time bowing to some chick that got everything she has because she married a wealthy powerful man that died.
Ser Alliser Thorne was hanged, not stabbed to death.Charlie Conway said:Magnar of Then, killed people with a giant axe, got axed in halfbonfarr said:
Interesting theory from Reddit on what happens to Tyrion. If this happens I will be as upset as I was when they killed Hershell on Walking Dead.
Ser Alliser Thorn, stabbed Jon Snow to death, Jon Snow stabbed him to death
Robert Baratheon, killed Raegar with a war hammer, was killed by a boar, with a hammer
Stannis burned him daught alive, given a sick burn by Brienne
my point is you can pick certain events out but I don't think you can apply that theory to whoever you want.
yes, it's been called out.Broba Fett said:
Was the HBO picture quality abhorrent for anyone else? Watching it on DirecTV HD on my 4k TV and at times it looked like it was filmed with a potato.
