Like Judy from Family Matters? She went up the stairs in one episodes and never came back down.
Haha, did that happen? It's been years since I've seen that show.
Like Judy from Family Matters? She went up the stairs in one episodes and never came back down.
The North remembers.
The last Davos chapter in ADWD was one of the best in the novel. I'm looking forward to him searching for Rickon, although I'm sure it won't be as simple as just finding him/Osha, getting back on the boat, and getting the hell off the island back to Manderly.
So as Davos is searching for the "liege lord" of the North, Maege Mormont is in possession of Robb's letter which names his heir. Meanwhile Sansa will soon reveal herself as a Stark and claim Winterfell for herself. Then there's the issue of the Northern tribes, who certainly know Bran is alive. Oh and Jon, who may or may not be named Robb's heir.
Yea the North could potentially make quite a comeback. If Stannis routs the Bolton forces through whatever ruse he's planning, all of a sudden the North will essentially be freed. The Lannisters won't be able to send another army, given the problems with the Tyrells and the threat of Aegon.
I'm very interested in Littlefinger's plans though. He has one of the only fresh armies in the realm, and we know he doesn't like Stannis. If Rickon actually does show up in one piece (and not, you know, a dead kid in Shaggydog's body), I could see Littlefinger attempting to deceive Sansa and convince her it's an imposter; I really think she's heading towards being a smarter, more dangerous Cersei. But how will he convince her that she deserves Winterfell more than whoever Robb decreed his heir?
Does Robb decree Job as his heir as King in the North, or just lord of Winterfell?
The last Davos chapter in ADWD was one of the best in the novel. I'm looking forward to him searching for Rickon, although I'm sure it won't be as simple as just finding him/Osha, getting back on the boat, and getting the hell off the island back to Manderly.
So as Davos is searching for the "liege lord" of the North. Maege Mormont is in possession of Robb's letter which names his heir. Meanwhile Sansa will soon reveal herself as a Stark and claim Winterfell for herself. Then there's the issue of the Northern tribes, who certainly know Bran is alive. Oh and Jon, who may or may not be named Robb's heir.
What I like about Rickon being alive is that it just adds to the clusterfuck I see coming where everyone starts shouting out how they have the true heir to Winterfell and all the others are imposters. I'm hoping it gets as nasty as I think it might.
Then Arya shows up and kills everyone. Queen Horseface of the North.
Bran is far from a tree. Sorry if I misunderstood your point.
I mean he is learning to warg into the heart trees and his mentor is a man who has been doing it so long he has now become one with a tree. Maybe Bran isn't a tree now, but he's on his way to becoming one. I just don't see Bran's storyline suddenly changing course from this mystical journey to becoming Lord of Winterfell.
I agree with the most of your post. I don't want him becoming lord of Winterfell as well. I understood that one becomes a "tree" when one is to old or has given up. Or at least I like to think so. Then again it is stated that when one lives inside an other creature he soon forgets his own origins and becomes one with it (if I am not mistaking, it was in the prologue of DWD). Maybe it is a much slower process with trees. Not to mention that a practiced greenseer can witness stuff through the trees.
Does Robb decree Job as his heir as King in the North, or just lord of Winterfell?
If Arya comes back with a claim, and not like a "ninja", a badass hitman, then fuck it all.
Well technically she has claim to winterfell, the dreadfort, and the riverlands if edmure and the blackfish don't survive.
After a whole list of other people though. She is basically last in line.
True but she still has the claim I could see her with the dreadfort since we know ramsay and roose wont survive. Winterfell will probably go to bran or rickon and sansa is going to get the vale and riverlands.
But whats the point of training her if she comes back a queen? I just can't see her as a queen, she needs to be an assassin.
I'm of the opinion that GRRM should have just "forgotten" about Rickon entirely. No one would actually notice, and it would save pages.
My guess, although a far-fetched one, would be that Tyrion dies before the series is over. That leaves Sansa free. Shortly after it's revealed that Jon isn't dead, and in fact, NOT a bastard of Stark but from another royal family line with no Stark blood. This news prompts Jon and Sansa to marry thus becoming King and Queen in the North.
Fat chance that will happen though.
Well technically she has claim to winterfell, the dreadfort, and the riverlands if edmure and the blackfish don't survive.
@arglebargle
Because Theon's squire followed them and it was clearly described in a Davos chapter at Wyman Manderly's castle. Whether they are still there is a different matter.
Yes, Wex throws the dagger into the map and although it doesn't say in the text where it lands Davos thinks he doesn't want to journey to where "men break fast on human flesh." Skagos is the only location in the books that has been referred to as being inhabited by cannibals.
I'm of the opinion that GRRM should have just "forgotten" about Rickon entirely. No one would actually notice, and it would save pages.
The North remembers.
What I like about Rickon being alive is that it just adds to the clusterfuck I see coming where everyone starts shouting out how they have the true heir to Winterfell and all the others are imposters. I'm hoping it gets as nasty as I think it might.
Then Arya shows up and kills everyone. Queen Horseface of the North.
I actually had this theory a few threads back. I noticed that Sansa and Jon rarely mention each other in their chapters. Jon barely registers she's alive and Sansa mentions him as the little bastard boy, essentially. So it would be interesting with them not really being bonded as family to be forced into that situation.
Remember: redheads really love Jon.
Hm, that's interesting. I could see her being set up by GRRM as the Lady of the Dreadfort after she comes back and murders the Bastard of Bolton. Maybe the Bastard survives Stannis and ends up capturing her as she's returned. "Now I have the true Arya" or some such thing. And then she cuts his balls off.
Plus with her new, darker attitude she would fit the "dread" notion.
Arya's wolf dreams are her warging Nymeria. Its never stated outright but the wolf is far larger than the rest of the pack.
arya ending ramsay would probably be one of my top moments of the series, were that to happen.
and if the theories about the Faceless Men being tied to The Others are true
I actually had this theory a few threads back. I noticed that Sansa and Jon rarely mention each other in their chapters. Jon barely registers she's alive and Sansa mentions him as the little bastard boy, essentially. So it would be interesting with them not really being bonded as family to be forced into that situation.
Remember: redheads really love Jon.
Arya and Nymeria meeting up is one of my most anticipated moments, so I expect GRMM to troll me and it never happens.
I want Rickon's return to involve him riding an overgrown Shaggydog tearing bitches throats out.
Fuck yes. I hope this happens so hard.
Arya's chapters in the later books are going to be so great. So many people to kill.
Apparently George has started work on The Winds of Winter. He thinks he can get it out before HBO catches up to him, which he estimates to be about 4 years from now. Famous last words.
Apparently George has started work on The Winds of Winter. He thinks he can get it out before HBO catches up to him, which he estimates to be about 4 years from now. Famous last words.
Apparently George has started work on The Winds of Winter. He thinks he can get it out before HBO catches up to him, which he estimates to be about 4 years from now. Famous last words.