Brock Sampson said:

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It was the reason Danny and Jon got together in the first place

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What was? That Dragonstone had a crap load of Dragonglass? That's the only reason John went.

All the dust that has covered them the last however many years

JABQ04 said:

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I still maintain the NK wins it all. To quote Ramsay, "If you thinks this has a happy ending, you haven't been paying attention."

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That would be typical of the way GRR Martin has written the entire series. Main characters die all the time.

The NK winning would be an ending that not many saw coming.

So the lion inside winterfell is Tyrion who/what is the blank token representing?

Sine poena nulla lex.

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Reddit: When the Night King does his totally awesome panzer maneuver and bypasses Winterfell to go straight to King's Landing, he will get there and resurrect the dragons in the Red Keep. I mean, why show them if they are not going to get resurrected?

Other Reddit: And what are they going to breathe? Bones?

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Also, it's literally just their heads.

Sine poena nulla lex.

Sine poena nulla lex.

C@LAg said:

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redline248 said:

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Brock Sampson said:

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It was the reason Danny and Jon got together in the first place

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What was? That Dragonstone had a crap load of Dragonglass? That's the only reason John went.

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Um. Red Woman showed up, told Dany to call Jon to her.

"I have brought Fire and Ice together".

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Would Jon have gone if not for the Dragonglass? I'm not sure, either way.

redline248 said:

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C@LAg said:

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redline248 said:

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Brock Sampson said:

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It was the reason Danny and Jon got together in the first place

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What was? That Dragonstone had a crap load of Dragonglass? That's the only reason John went.

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Um. Red Woman showed up, told Dany to call Jon to her.

"I have brought Fire and Ice together".

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Would Jon have gone if not for the Dragonglass? I'm not sure, either way.

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Jon went to get more men. Danny sent him a Raven after Melisandre told her about the prince (or princess according to Missandei ) that was promised prophecy.

C@LAg said:

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Reddit: When the Night King does his totally awesome panzer maneuver and bypasses Winterfell to go straight to King's Landing, he will get there and resurrect the dragons in the Red Keep. I mean, why show them if they are not going to get resurrected?

Other Reddit: And what are they going to breathe? Bones?

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that was my theory 10 pages ago... if that comes true i am coming back to brag.

Brian Earl Spilner said:

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wangus12 said:

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There is nothing between Theon and Sansa. She grew up with him like a brother and has forgiven him ever since he saved her. Even D&D said in the post-episode recap that they were together simply to be near other people on the eve of what could be their deaths

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Thank you. I honestly am baffled at the number of people who saw any tinge of romance in that look.

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baffled? I'm not saying it's 100% that's what it was, but she all but mimicked the same look that Arya gave Gendry. It seemed all to poignant.

M.C. Swag said:

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Brian Earl Spilner said:

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wangus12 said:

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There is nothing between Theon and Sansa. She grew up with him like a brother and has forgiven him ever since he saved her. Even D&D said in the post-episode recap that they were together simply to be near other people on the eve of what could be their deaths

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Thank you. I honestly am baffled at the number of people who saw any tinge of romance in that look.

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baffled? I'm not saying it's 100% that's what it was, but she all but mimicked the same look that Arya gave Gendry. It seemed all to poignant.

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I thought the look Sansa gave Theon looked romantic, but I don't think that is what they were going for. In fact, I refuse to believe that and will be pissed if that's what they do.

I prefer to think Sansa has learned to really appreciate those that care for her and the look was meant to convey how much she platonically feels for Theon's loyalty. I think it was just bad directing or bad acting or both.

bangobango said:

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M.C. Swag said:

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Brian Earl Spilner said:

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wangus12 said:

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There is nothing between Theon and Sansa. She grew up with him like a brother and has forgiven him ever since he saved her. Even D&D said in the post-episode recap that they were together simply to be near other people on the eve of what could be their deaths

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Thank you. I honestly am baffled at the number of people who saw any tinge of romance in that look.

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baffled? I'm not saying it's 100% that's what it was, but she all but mimicked the same look that Arya gave Gendry. It seemed all to poignant.

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I thought the look Sansa gave Theon looked romantic, but I don't think that is what they were going for. In fact, I refuse to believe that and will be pissed if that's what they do.

I prefer to think Sansa has learned to really appreciate those that care for her and the look was meant to convey how much she platonically feels for Theon's loyalty. I think it was just bad directing or bad acting or both.

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I can only take so much Eunich love myself. I suppose Varys will hook up with Melisandre too?

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bangobango said:

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Man, I'd almost bet money right now on lightbringer and prince that was promised being worked in somehow. Seems ridiculously obvious to me, especially the prince who was promised part. It's been a major part of the entire show and makes me think some of you don't watch that closely. Basically the entire point of melisandre's character.

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If by major part of the show, you mean mentioned a handful of times over the course of 7 seasons, sure. Really obvious. I said this earlier, but I'll say it again. The entire point of Mel's character was to bring Jon Snow back to life.

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Since season 7 was like 20 years ago, I had to find the scene where Melisandre arrives to meet Dany:



*Prince or Princess who was promised.

Back to Howland Reed, and I just had to verify, but with them being a Stark Bannerman I'm surprised they haven't showed up, other than the kids. Aren't the Crannogmen descendants of the the Children of the Forest? Wonder if they could arrive and try to turn the tide with their magic and such?


Edit*. Not descendants of the Children of the Forest.

There were a few seasons when I didn't have HBO and I would have to wait and binge 4-5 episodes at a time when I could.

I kind of miss that instant gratification of seeing the next episode right away. Well, I guess it was delayed instant gratification. Something like that.

Seems pretty obvious that Daeny will realize breaking the wheel /= crushing everyone, but that it means splitting the kingdom into parts.

Sine poena nulla lex.

I caught it as well but couldn't quite place it. And I'm 8 hours behind on this thread

bangobango said:

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redline248 said:

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bangobango said:

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Man, I'd almost bet money right now on lightbringer and prince that was promised being worked in somehow. Seems ridiculously obvious to me, especially the prince who was promised part. It's been a major part of the entire show and makes me think some of you don't watch that closely. Basically the entire point of melisandre's character.

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If by major part of the show, you mean mentioned a handful of times over the course of 7 seasons, sure. Really obvious. I said this earlier, but I'll say it again. The entire point of Mel's character was to bring Jon Snow back to life.

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I feel like you could say the same thing about Rhaegar and Lyanna before last season, too. They just mention them a few times here and there.

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Well the prince who was promised is the one thing Melisandre has been searching for. Doesn't she say that's why she was sent to Westeros in the first place? To find him. She thinks it's stannis at first, then Jon.

On the other hand, the Lord of Light and his goals have been brought up repeatedly in the show. Not just by Melisandre, but the Brotherhood without banners, a bunch of different people in the east, etc. I would be surprised if there isn't some kind of tie in at the end. We will see the Old Gods work through Bran, the God of Many Faces through Arya, the Lord of Light through either Dany and Jon, and the seven of course, will continue to be the lamest gods in the show.

This is the guy on Youtube I watch most often for GOT stuff.

What if the Night King flew through the wall and immediately and intentionally bypassed Winterfell? He could have already raised a smaller second army of the dead south of Winterfell and could provide a surprise attack against the undefended southern flank at the BoW.

His risk would be allowing Drogon and Rheagal to destroy his existing army. But maybe he knows Bran will think he's coming personally for the 3ER and their defense would be too conservative to use the dragons offensively.

claym711 said:

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Seems pretty obvious that Daeny will realize breaking the wheel /= crushing everyone, but that it means splitting the kingdom into parts.

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Which would actually lead to more war and death.

Joseph Parrish said:

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This is the guy on Youtube I watch most often for GOT stuff.

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Alt shift x is much better, but doesn't put out near as much content.

bangobango said:

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Joseph Parrish said:

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This is the guy on Youtube I watch most often for GOT stuff.

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Alt shift x is much better, but doesn't put out near as much content.

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There's not much that Alt Shift X covers that the Emergency Awesome guy hasn't also covered. They're both good and both know what they're talking about.