Orochinagis
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Agree, the wolf worked the hell up to be the Alpha unlike her.
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Game of Thrones *NO BOOK DISCUSSION* |OT| Season 7 - [Read the OP]
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Agree, the wolf worked the hell up to be the Alpha unlike her.
The very beginning of the series? Was it ever confirmed where that scene was located?
Seductivpancakes
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Yea. Nymeria has her own pack to look after now.
Still, there's time for Arya to ride a dire wolf into battle.
Little Old Man
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I've been thinking that's one of the ways they can have the WWs pass through the wall.
Also I wonder how many wildlings are left now North of the wall. Perhaps a few hundred scattered to the winds hiding from the WWs, running low on food and weapons. I definitely don't buy into the idea that they were all at Hardhome.
I was thinking when Jon Snow saves Mormont at Castle Black. I think season 1.
JuanLatino
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all those people talking about honour and families while jon is the only one that really gets it.
there is a frikking army of white walkers coming to you & the whole humanity is in the brink of exctinction & people care about names, honor and the past
Jon is the true hero - he doesn't care about honour or breaking his oath - he is acting for the benefit of the world surviving. (like he did when he lot those wildlings pass trough the wall)
he may not be a good king - but he is the prince that was promised to defeat the dark night.
there is a frikking army of white walkers coming to you & the whole humanity is in the brink of exctinction & people care about names, honor and the past
Jon is the true hero - he doesn't care about honour or breaking his oath - he is acting for the benefit of the world surviving. (like he did when he lot those wildlings pass trough the wall)
he may not be a good king - but he is the prince that was promised to defeat the dark night.
Vincent Alexander
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I shouldn't have laughed...but I did.
Yep. At the end of the day, Jon is the only one who gets it. Who has his focus where it needs to be. For the past few seasons, he has made me not give a shit about the iron throne, because just like Jon, I understand that shit means nothing in the grand scheme of things. The White Walkers are coming.
Seductivpancakes
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After all, he's the only one who has seen the shit that's headed south.
The white walkers or some wights need to show up this season to spook the living shit out of Seven Kingdoms. Maybe the last episode.
The wall being magic could make this theory invalid, but my prediction is that this season we find out that the walkers actually built the wall and one of the last things if not the last thing we see this season is them bringing the wall down, setting the stage for the final season.
JuanLatino
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yes that is true - but still the white walkers were a myth, a legend from the past that people didn't believe (Ned Stark Season 1 after he executed the guy)
However, now they know its reality - they exist - and they are coming with an large army to destroy humanity.
if i knew that aliens were on their way to destroy earth - i sure wouldn't care about politics and conflicts between countries anymore but try to unite everyone (enemies or not) to fight against them
moltonasty
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IDK if I'm alone in this but I feel like Emilia Clarke's acting seems better this season. She's always been weak compared to most of the other main characters but I feel like she seems a bit more natural in these past two episodes. Still, it's a bit hard to care about her character as usual.
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Ah, good point. They died north of the wall, but became undead south of the wall. The only way I can think that they can weasel their way around that is to say that they were "marked" but not truly wights until they passed beyond the wall.
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I feel like... Arya could probably chill at Winterfell with Sansa and Bran for a week, then head on back down to King's Landing, take Cersei's head, pay a visit to Hot Pie again, attend Jon and Dany's wedding at Dragonstone, and get back to Winterfell all before the White Walkers even get to the wall.
At the very least she seems to be doing less of her constipated "I'm being regal" face.
Samurai G0SU
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LMFAO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Why not? They're both single.
Well, seas are known for not easily freezing, but yes they could, I suppose.
Speaking of puns, the group I watch with have started calling him Urine Yellowjoy
Considering that #twincest has been the most enduring couple on this show I don't think we can rule it out. I've tried to mentally prepare myself for it, though tbh I think one of them will likely die saving the world.
Peter Ian Staker
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Still more prone than I would like.
Chances are that baby may be fireproof though, so that's cool I guess.
Those were Night's Watch rangers. That scene was north of the wall. Dude that Ned executed came home and kept on trucking south.
Nameless
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As a Cersei fan, incest doesn't phase me in the slightest. I'm just not interested in a romance angle between those two at this point. But it's probably the easiest way for Jon to get the support he needs to put up an actual fight against the Night's King so it'll probably happen.
Totally not a dig against you, but between Melissandre and Cercei, would you say you have a thing for homicidal psychos?
Dubbedinenglish
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Jorah is going to lead the grey scales against the White Walkers.
LOL
TimeEffect
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I dont see Jon Snow caring for romance. Dany either
Unless they want to just fuck for the stress relief
Unless they want to just fuck for the stress relief
It would probably just be to unite both houses, but then again, I wonder if the dudes in the North would be happy with Jon giving the North away.
Nameless
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I'd say have a thing for dark, strong, layered female characters! Arya followed by Jon have been my favorite characters from the beginning, though.
Oh, and Mel pretty much just saved humanity by telling Dany about the White Walkers and bringing her and Jon together.
Nameless
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hahaha this was a hilarious. There was a moment in season 2 where I'm half certain if he would've went for it Dany wouldn't have stopped him, but he froze.
LegendofDragoonLives
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JuanLatino
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do you guys think jon will actually survive in the end?
its hard for me to imagine that he gets resurrected and lives his life happily afterwards.
He came back for a porpuse & will die after his mission is finished...atleast thats what i think.
its hard for me to imagine that he gets resurrected and lives his life happily afterwards.
He came back for a porpuse & will die after his mission is finished...atleast thats what i think.
darkwing-buck
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(500) Days of Winter
DeviantBoi
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Son of Rhaegar Targaryan (son of the Mad King) and Lyanna Stark (sister of Ned Stark).
Season 6's final confirmed this guy is this dad.
http://gameofthrones.wikia.com/wiki/Rhaegar_Targaryen
And this lady is his mom.
http://gameofthrones.wikia.com/wiki/Lyanna_Stark
It's not hypothesis anymore. It's fact. His mom was Ned's sister, Lyanna; and his daddy was Rheagar Targeryen. They both died durring Robbert's rebellion and were also the primary cause of said rebellion. It's the reason his parentage is a secret, that even Ned was willing to tarnish his honorable reputation over.
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