Bran should be in charge, with someone acting as a spokesman in Cyrano de Bergerac fashion.
Charlie Conway said:lol wut? hit that **** and pass it over here manBelton Ag said:
So what things resemble that kind of symbolism?
Galaxies, sunwheels, whirlpools?
Does it represent power or energy radiating from a central point? Or the opposite, something drawing in and swallowing power and energy?
Yes, I always err on the side of caution since some people like to try to figure it out on their own. I avoided the Westworld thread last season because I didn't want to read anybody else's theories.gigemJTH12 said:
Did you just spoiler tag a prediction?
nah. we have seen the NK can disperse ravens and whatnot, and affect bran's visions.Seven Costanza said:
Bran should be in charge, with someone acting as a spokesman in Cyrano de Bergerac fashion.
bobinator said:Charlie Conway said:lol wut? hit that **** and pass it over here manBelton Ag said:
So what things resemble that kind of symbolism?
Galaxies, sunwheels, whirlpools?
Does it represent power or energy radiating from a central point? Or the opposite, something drawing in and swallowing power and energy?
It could possibly be a symbol of the whole army of the dead operation. We know when a white walker is killed, all the wights it raised die also. (Loose usage of the word die here.)
So that spiral, with the Night King at the center, and spirals off of him is kind of how the army of the dead is structured.
wangus12 said:JetAg said:
Ya'll know Bran Stark is essentially dead - the "Bran" in these episodes are not really him, but rather the three eyed raven. Therefore, he'll likely do nothing to Jamie.
Maybe seeing Jamie will bring back old Bran
Yep. Amway salesmen. That is why they are so despised.Swarely said:
So the army of the dead is just a pyramid scheme?
bobinator said:Charlie Conway said:lol wut? hit that **** and pass it over here manBelton Ag said:
So what things resemble that kind of symbolism?
Galaxies, sunwheels, whirlpools?
Does it represent power or energy radiating from a central point? Or the opposite, something drawing in and swallowing power and energy?
It could possibly be a symbol of the whole army of the dead operation. We know when a white walker is killed, all the wights it raised die also. (Loose usage of the word die here.)
So that spiral, with the Night King at the center, and spirals off of him is kind of how the army of the dead is structured.
Probably not, but a whole lot of people are going to have to die for somebody like Gendry to wind up on the Iron Throne which has been a popular theory for a while now (which I don't believe, I just think there's going to be a lot of shocking deaths of major characters). After having thought about it some more, I think it's just as likely that she learns from her mistake of torching the Tarlys, gives mercy to the man who murdered her father and proves to everyone that she is worthy of being their queen.PatAg said:
Your two idea have basically no chance of being real.
213 Grove said:
This has been my theory for a while now...I think he is King Roberts and Cersei's first born son
what part of half-shambling undead army have you missed?Shife said:
I don't understand yet how the Night's Watch and Tormund will get to winterfell ahead of the white walkers and wights but I'll just suspend disbelief next week.
Re: the WW and NW guys race to WF:Shife said:
I don't understand yet how the Night's Watch and Tormund will get to winterfell ahead of the white walkers and wights but I'll just suspend disbelief next week.
Also interested to see what badass weapon Arya is getting.
I guess Cersei is butthurt enough to claim her kid is now Euron's and hopes Euron can't do math.
It was cool to finally see the Golden Company but was hoping for the gilded skulls.
or they needed a blacksmith for the storyline - making dragonglass weapons, also possibly making Valyrian steel special weapons now they have dragons and dragonglass.bobinator said:
Reasonably sure Gendry is only around so that there's at least one member of every house we started with present at whatever is going to happen at the end. Maybe they form some kind of ruling council or something, I dunno.
At this point I'd be very surprised if she makes it out of Winterfell alive.C@LAg said:
Also, I now want Daenerys to die before it is all over.
I think it would be a reach only because there is no likely written proof of his birthright anywhere, unlike that with Jon. And coming up with something at the 11th hour would not fly.bobinator said:
Well yeah, he very literally serves that purpose, but they could have had anyone be an amazing blacksmith back at the beginning. It didn't need to be a secret son of the king.
I think his parentage will definitely have some part to play in the future, just don't think it will be on the throne.
Teddy Perkins said:
Gendry and Arya will be married or at least together in the end.
FTA03 said:
Anyone else think this episode was meh? Production seemed awful, lack of dialogue, and the Jon riding a dragon scene was just stupid. Dany hasn't smiled in 7 seasons but is happy as a pig in **** after casually finding out her "child" dragon is one of the dead, and the walkers have destroyed the wall and are on their way. Really disappointed with this as the season premiere.
bobinator said:
Well yeah, he very literally serves that purpose, but they could have had anyone be an amazing blacksmith back at the beginning. It didn't need to be a secret son of the king.
I think his parentage will definitely have some part to play in the future, just don't think it will be on the throne.
Really?aggierogue said:
Now I know why the dragons are good with Jon. They've always known he was a Targaryen. Hadn't thought about that until tonight.