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chiken said:

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He was at the red wedding. But survived because he was formicating.

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Is that like when you do it on the kitchen counter top?

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A lot of you missed this earlier

Watch Chernobyl and your faith in HBO will be restored.

I mean, the Unsullied still controlled KL at that point, and as far as we know the "council" didn't bring any of their army's with them to KL for the meeting to contest Greyworm. Greyworm and the Unsullied + probably Dorthraki were still in a position of power. A war could have easily been sparked had Greyworm not been satisfied with the outcome

Ranger222 said:

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I mean, the Unsullied still controlled KL at that point, and as far as we know the "council" didn't bring any of their army's with them to KL for the meeting to contest Greyworm. Greyworm and the Unsullied + probably Dorthraki were still in a position of power. A war could have easily been sparked had Greyworm not been satisfied with the outcome

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I thought Sansa mentioned 10K northmen just outside the city.

Based on the ending, this would be the likely outcome of the 6 kingdoms with Bran as king:

Within a year (more likely a few months), the kingdom would be in absolute chaos and Bran would likely be assassinated. He allowed the North to secede. The people of Dorne and the Iron Islands will call for their leaders to do the same when they hear that this is a possibility. If Bran does not allow them to secede they would all most likely rebel against the crown. Bran has shown no predilection for combat strategy and he is young and seems to have minimal care for the present. Most lords will see him as an extremely weak king. Bran also basically has no army. The North went back North, all the Lannister army has been slain, the Dothraki and Unsullied have left. If a rebellion does break out in Dorne and the Iron Islands which would be the most likely scenario, he has no navy to fight the Greyjoys and has minimal if any army to take on Dorne (who now likely has the largest army in Westeros due to staying out of all combat throughout the series). I doubt most of the other great houses would agree to assist in quelling these rebellions given that Bran inspires no one and most of these houses have had significant loss of life throughout the war of the 5 kings, the battle of Winterfell, Dany's War with Cersei, and the desolation of King's Landing.

As other great houses see these rebellions sprouting up and see how weak Bran the Broken is as king, most will get the idea that they would like their own kingdom, as well. I mean, why the hell would you want to pay taxes to the Crown when clearly the Crown can't control the kingdom. Bran unfortunately has no dragons or large, loyal army to quickly put down rebellions. So now the Vale likely looks to again become its own kingdom, as well, given that their leader is a sickly boy in Robin Arryn who can be easily swayed. Edmure Tully, being the idiot that he is, as well as an opportunist decides that he would still like to be king and figures that with all the ongoing turmoil, he too will declare himself king. Gendry finds himself in a significant predicament as the people of the Stormlands also would like to be their own kingdom. Gendry, is clearly loyal to Bran; however, given his extremely questionable claim to his current title that cannot be verified, many of the larger houses in the Stormlands end up conspiring to overthrow Gendry and secede, as well. Similar rebellions likely sprout up in the Reach where houses like Hightower and Redwyne are furious that a sellsword is just given the seat of Highgarden. They end up rebelling against Bronn and taking over the reach, declaring themselves a separate kingdom, as well. Eventually during all this chaos, someone decides that Bran is clearly unfit to be king and ends up being assassinated, and the 7 kingdoms go back to becoming individually ruled kingdoms like they were prior to Aegon the Conqueror's conquest.

So essentially, it is very unlikely that there is even a kingdom for Bran to rule within a year or two if GRRM's love for realistic cause and effect within his stories is allowed to be played out.

...thousands...

I'm watching 2nd viewing now.

Arya to Yara - "Say another word about killing my brother and I will cut your throat." #savage

While I'm being critical, can I mention that all that beautiful calligraphic writing was ruined when she flipped the page with wet ink over and started writing on the back? And when she closed the book without waiting for it to dry? Pen artists all over the world had minor heart attacks!

benchmark said:

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While I'm being critical, can I mention that all that beautiful calligraphic writing was ruined when she flipped the page with wet ink over and started writing on the back? And when she closed the book without waiting for it to dry? Pen artists all over the world had minor heart attacks!

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No joke, I actually cussed at her when she did that.

Almost every time we've seen someone writing on this show, they were careful to dust it. But she's writing an official history and slams it shut wet.

KidDoc said:

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Bronn got the best cabinet spot because Tyrion owed him. Tyrion specifically asks if their debts are paid after telling the group's titles.

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Bran's first move should be to execute Bronn. Kingdom doesn't need a leach.

benchmark said:

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While I'm being critical, can I mention that all that beautiful calligraphic writing was ruined when she flipped the page with wet ink over and started writing on the back? And when she closed the book without waiting for it to dry? Pen artists all over the world had minor heart attacks!

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I thought the same thing. She didn't even put sand on it.

I really truly she thought she was going write and father of a child with Ser Brienne. I really thought she was gonna be pregnant.

John to Ghost:

"Hey Old Boy, I haven't seen you in an ear or so..."

The end should have been 10 years later, Tyrion in bed with a w/ore's mouth around his c/ck, a big goblet of wine on the table next to the bed, and Tyrion with a sh/t-eating grin on his face as he dies.

bobinator said:

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Endgame came out like a month ago, we've got to be beyond the statute of limitations on a spoiler there.

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Is it too much to ask that spoilers from a recent movie not be in a thread that's not about that specific movie?

Don't really care if anyone has already looked up
The IMDb cast list. But "Riverlands Lord" LOL.

Then our last hope for Howland Reed is gone.

In that scenario, the Night King was actually trying to help Westeros by killing the 3ER before becoming the permanent King of the Seven Six Kingdoms

Brian Earl Spilner said:

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Do people who go to viewings like that not enjoy sports? Or normal social activities? Cheering and screaming during a tv viewing to let strangers know how affected you are is the weirdest ****ing thing.

I've never been to an event like this but I've been to many premieres and pilot screenings with audiences and there is something very enjoyable about the communal experience of watching anything together...tv, movies, sports, whatever. To laugh, cry or be shocked together is a great human experience. To each their own but I don't see it as any weirder ****ing thing than us all rushing to this forum to discuss with strangers before the closing credits have rolled.