Did you miss the part where he says he saw Sansa at her wedding in her dress? The thing that happened in Season 5? We don't have to see him in any particular scene or season for there to be a chance that Bran could just time travel back to it off screen. It's also well established that he has the ability to warg whilst doing it.
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Did you miss the part where he says he saw Sansa at her wedding in her dress? The thing that happened in Season 5? We don't have to see him in any particular scene or season for there to be a chance that Bran could just time travel back to it off screen. It's also well established that he has the ability to warg whilst doing it.
This didn't happen.
Tyene did that to a guy below deck and then it cut to Euron fighting the other Snakes.
Seductivpancakes
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Arya needs two episodes to travel home while Euron and Jaime gets half an episode to travel lol.
DodgyGeezerFella
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"What a twat"
Euron is growing on me.
Euron is growing on me.
lastplayed
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soundscream
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Yeah because going back in time and interfering has no negative effects.
If he did, it would probably be wise to tell Sansa before Littlefinger corrupt her mind further.
You should probably have learned by now that time doesn't make sense in GoT. It took less time for Jon to reach Dragonstone than Arya is taking to reach Winterfell, and she probably has less traveling to do.
And for the fresh wounds to dry up and scar. We're talking weeks, possibly 2+ months.
It was a rare, albeit probably too subtle, way to show how much time had passed.
As for Euron, I actually think it would be nice for him to get his ass whooped by Brienne, given his apparent high opinion of Women in general.
Seductivpancakes
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as long as he goes brutally like Ramsay.
cpp_is_king
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Not sure if this has been discussed, but did anyone else notice how Littlefinger gave that long speech to Sansa about knowing everything, seeing every outcome, and then all of a sudden Bran shows up saying he sees everything? Was that just a coincidence or is it some kind of foreshadowing?
Yeah, I caught that too. I have no idea what this could mean if it does mean anything, but it was definitely noticeable.
jm89
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Littlefingers plot armour will save him from bran.
"I can see everything, everywhere, at all time but for some reason, Littlefinger actions are a mystery to me."
And the fans will be all like
SirMossyBloke
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It's a shame Bran now sounds like Richmond from the IT Crowd. Kinda ruined the character for me now.
TheRagnCajun
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He has transcended into some other kind of existence. I think it suits what he has become.
Bran = Littlefinger, him seeing Cersei and Jaime going at it made him go mad with incestuous lust over his mother and sister, he's travelled back in time to...ok this is a stupid theory.
SCULLIBUNDO
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Bran is basically Dr. Manhattan now. Will soon be revealed that his spine is fine and it's just a massive blue dong keeping him crippled.
Greigor The Fellhand
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out of curiosity why are they keeping Johns resurrection a secret?
is that really out of the ordinary?
like you may be the mother of dragons. but this guy, this muther fucker was dead for 3 days and he came back.
is that really out of the ordinary?
like you may be the mother of dragons. but this guy, this muther fucker was dead for 3 days and he came back.
Well, they're trying to convince them that there is an army of the dead coming and they already have a hard time believing that. Can you imagine what they would think if they also added "well, this guy got stabbed to death and came back to life"?
TheRagnCajun
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Both armies were misplaced. The Lannister army was not at castley rock and the Tyrell army was not at high garden. The Lanisters basically did a starcraft base swap.
Dead is dead. You can fear the living, and pity the dead, but what do you do when the dead come back to life?
"I can see everything, everywhere, at all time but for some reason, Littlefinger actions are a mystery to me."
And the fans will be all like
Lmao
I think it was more to hide the fact that his own people murdered him, but I'm sure Davos could have given a good reason especially now that he's King of the North.
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Greigor The Fellhand
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the other red guy who keeps coming back said, that every time he came back he was missing a part of himself, and he didnt always comeback the same.
ya, but I do like the build up they are doing for the revelation from daenerys and tyrion realizing, holy shit. this muther fucker came back from the dead
Who should have killed LF?
I think he may end up being immune to heat and fire like Dany is. Not all Targyerans are (RIP Viserys) but the show could be taking the position that Targyreans who are touched by magic are. Dany by the dragons being born, and Jon by being resurrected by R'hllor.
Ocarina_117
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I doubt there will be any difference to him. There hasn't been so far.
There should have been some consequence but there has seemingly not been. The only hint of a change was when he was wanting to abandon everything and flee some place warm with sansa.
People know dragons are real, they just thought they were extinct. I doubt there are many people in the world who have seen a resurrection.
They've said coming back makes you lose a piece of yourself, so I don't think Jon gained anything, since it goes against what we've learned about resurrection.
Jon probably would rather not mention it, only raised unnecessary questions.
But the for viewers, it would mean Dany would realize the Lord of Light resurrected Jon, and Dany might take that as him being the chosen one in the prophecy.
Speaking of Melisandre. She said she brought fire and ice together. Was that supposed to be some kind of prophecy I forgot? Was it ever mentioned in the show? Does she know the truth about Jon? It seemed like Varys was in on it too.
But the for viewers, it would mean Dany would realize the Lord of Light resurrected Jon, and Dany might take that as him being the chosen one in the prophecy.
Speaking of Melisandre. She said she brought fire and ice together. Was that supposed to be some kind of prophecy I forgot? Was it ever mentioned in the show? Does she know the truth about Jon? It seemed like Varys was in on it too.
Pagusas
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He lost the boy. (as in lost his boy like innocent view of the world)
That was just a reference to the books since it's called "A song of Ice and Fire".
Goddamn book readers in the show.
He was told to kill the boy, though, so wouldn't that be a net positive?
I really want Littlefinger to make it through to the end and sit on the throne.
Probably the only proper asshole left i enjoy, even if it has been 3 season now, since he's done anything beside creep on Sansa.
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NintendosBooger
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I'm surprised someone didn't pull Daenerys aside and tell her that Ned Stark had originally resigned his position as Hand after King Robert ordered her to be found and executed. Lord Varys knew about this, and I'm sure Tyrion was made aware of it. She sees everyone in Westeros as a potential enemy, but House Stark would have been awarded a special place and received her unconditional devotion.
so I don't remember the exact dialogue from the scene with Bran and how specifically the wedding night happened with Ramsey so maybe there's something there that'd make my understanding wrong, but my interpretation of that Bran scene was that he can see everything but he doesn't necessarily understand or have the full context of what he's seeing. Like maybe he thought it was just her wedding night and she looked pretty and was trying to compliment her but didn't realize what happened that night?
Everyone keeps pointing out that he was burned by the lantern earlier and I don't think the resurrection itself would give him that ability. If D&D choose to go that way, I hope they have a great explanation for it. I could see one of the dragons interacting with Jon uniquely and that might raise some eyebrows.
In the preview they show
Brienne swinging a sword at someone. Who do you guys think that will be? Will Cersei have already tried attack the army in the North?
Well, the lord of light brought him back. And the lord of light is associate with fire. That would be a fine explanation, I feel.
TheRagnCajun
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I don't really don't see how Littlefinger is winning right now, or what his game plan is. None of the Starks trust him. He really overplayed his hand with Jon, who nearly choked him. None of the other houses in the North like or trust him. Sansa seems impervious to anything he says. Is he just wasting his time there?
DarkJediKnight
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All Bran has to do is go back to when his father was betrayed and see that it was Littlefinger who put a knife to his throat.
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