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[ComputerBlue]

What was Tyrion saying when Jaime was looking to grab the spear and attack Dany?

Sounded like he was saying "do it"

Is he turning on Dany?

He was saying don't do it you fucking idiot.

He knew the dragon would fry him. He doesn't want Jaime dead, obviously.

 

[Alligatorjandro]

Damn only 3 episodes left

 

[Succinct Verbosity]

But yeah, that scene with Tyrian overlooking the battlefield in flames was definetly hinting that Dany may be the evil foreign invader certain people imagined.

 

[LogicStep]

Fuck it's been so long I don't remember any of this. No wonder he was shook.

 

[Seductivpancakes]

This is just plain fucking ridiculous. Are you feeling bad that Dany took out her enemies? What are you feeling bad about?

Yea they're at war, and she was losing. Was she suppose to win via diplomacy?

 

[Boke1879]

Jon will be the one to put Dany in her place when she gets out of line. WATCH.

 

[SDBurton]

I got scared real quick when we got that quick cut of Bronn's gold pouch hitting the dirt when he fell off his horse. That was foreshadowing af and it caused me to kung-fu grip my drink during that ordeal.

 

[DangerMouse]

Even the little shots of Tyrion during the battle even though he was away from it were great.

 

[VeeP]

Dany please give your babies some armor ;_;

Dany and Jon need to have babies and then give them plot armor.

 

[Volimar]

What was Tyrion saying when Jaime was looking to grab the spear and attack Dany?

Sounded like he was saying "do it"

Is he turning on Dany?

He said "Flee you idiot" because he knew that charging her was suicide.

 

[zeemumu]

Basically a summary

So first

And during that was

and later on we got

and

and

but then

and THEN

 

[Howard Ballou]

I wonder how long it took Dany's army to march across Westro's to find the Lannister army? I've lost all perception of time at this point when it comes to this series.

Tyrion can fast travel them just about anywhere in the world at this point.

 

[SurrenderDorothy]

Man, after everything that has happened I'm still so sad for Meera.

Like, her whole journey's done and there was no reward..

My heart broke for her.

 

[Eaten By A Grue]

Do you guys think Jamie is going to go back to Kings Landing and tell his sister he is giving up after what he had been through? Or try and convince her to give up, but see that his sister is crazy and finally see her for the true person she is?

 

[TheLostBigBoss]

This is just plain fucking ridiculous. Are you feeling bad that Dany took out her enemies? What are you feeling bad about?

I'm not feeling bad, I've always felt that Danny was on the cusp of being maniacal and egotistical.

Burning people alive is quite a shit way to go. That's her only play, the threat of utter annihilate with dragons. She came to this land thinking her dragons were going to let her take the throne without resistance, thinking everyone was going to flock to her. She thought she was better than everyone else, and now she's so desperate for the throne and to be queen, she's using her only power play.

So my point stands, I couldn't tell what the writers were really going for. Was she going to be set up as the queen to save the kingdom, or just another person who is desperate for the throne they think is somehow birthright?

We got our answer this episode.

 

[DragoonKain]

He got hype too, he clearly loves battle and this is like... the evolution of battle.



Cersei didn't cause it and the gold was not lost. It was almost definitely Jamie's call (and the right one) to siege the castle.

Cersei didn't cause that battle directly, but her actions are a large part of why they are where they are. Much more than Dany.

 

[Einchy]

Basically a summary

Best episode ever? Best episode ever!

 

[Seductivpancakes]

Basically a summary

Best summary.

 

[Hasphat'sAnts]

To be fair,

Jaime was an utter dumbass to charge a dragon like that.

 

[RustyNails]

Judging by the 30 second preview

Why the fuck would you spoil next week's episode? Preview talk is off limits.

 

[zewone]

If Dany died, would you consider that a on the same level as Red Wedding?

 

[yunbuns]

Jaime looked around and saw so much death. I think he will realize Cersei caused so much of this. Seeing his men die.

What does this have to do with Cersei? Dany was coming regardless of who was on the Iron Throne and people would have died either way unless there was a weak king on the throne such as Tommen.

 

[TheGameshark]

Dany please give your babies some armor ;_;

Bronns gonna survive this whole thing isnt he

Bronn or davos will be king at the end of it all

 

[chicko1983]

I'm thinking Jaime will survive but be held captive by Danny.

This will give dany time to assist Jon in the fight in the north ie tell cersie to stop the war or she kills Jaime.

Bronn will end up fighting alongside Jon I reckon. Tyrion will pardon him on the condition that he goes to fight the white walkers.

 

[Netherscourge]

Tyrion is becoming a liability.

He likes Jamie and Bron and Dany doesn't give a single fuck about either of them.

 

[BeforeU]

Even the little shots of Tyrion during the battle even though he was away from it were great.

yup, he probably did imagine this day after signing up for his job but damn seeing your people getting slaughter left and right like that gotta hurt.

 

[CountAntonius]

And so the longest week of my life begins..

What an incredible fucking episode. So much to process. Rewatching now,.

 

[Einchy]

To be fair,

Jaime was an utter dumbass to charge a dragon like that.

I honestly think he knew he was going to die there and that was his hail mary to at least take out Dany with him.

 

[PudieRSC]

Basically a summary

Holy shit you're a genius.

 

[Volimar]

But yeah, that scene with Tyrian overlooking the battlefield in flames was definetly hinting that Dany may be the evil foreign invader certain people imagined.

I think it was more that he was part of that invading force now rather than a Lannister. He just watched his family's soldiers being killed partially due to him. That realization was a tough one.

 

[NSESN]

Arya serving Brienne her ass was awesome too.

 

[victreeb3l]

Jon will be the one to put Dany in her place when she gets out of line. WATCH.

And then they start making out

In the doodle cave

Dany and Jon need to have babies and then give them plot armor.

Totally happening.

 

[Relix]

*preview spoiler here *

Dany didn't just take out her enemies, she ambushed an army with her semi-invincible nuclear device and killed thousands of people indiscriminately. What does a war become when one side has absolutely no chance of surviving? There are lines, she's just crossed a big one, what's next?

This is war. What do you want, for her to hug the enemy soldiers?

 

[TheLostBigBoss]

preview talk

Can't talk about previews without putting them in spoilers

 

[Big Blue]

Cersei dont give 2 fucks about the soldiers.

The money will arrive to Kings Landing and The Anti-Dragon weapon was tested in combat with success.

The real winner here is the Black Queen.

Lol, what success?

 

[qcf x2]

But yeah, that scene with Tyrian overlooking the battlefield in flames was definetly hinting that Dany may be the evil foreign invader certain people imagined.

May be? She already is, and all because of her ego and likely genetics. But she's pretty tho

 

[DangerMouse]

Arya and Brienne training almost brought a tear to my eye.

Yeah, so good.

He was saying don't do it you fucking idiot.

He knew the dragon would fry him. He doesn't want Jaime dead, obviously.

Yup. He knew the idiot would charge like a moron.

 

[LumpOfCole]

Jon will be the one to put Dany in her place when she gets out of line. WATCH.

Dany’s going to think that Tyrion is feeding Cersei information but Jon is going to defend Tyrion before it’s revealed that Varys has been the traitor all along.

 

[Boogie9IGN]

Bronn is gonna have to save Jamie if he wants to get reimbursed for dropping his gold

 

[Albino_Yeti]

So many callbacks to earlier seasons this episode. Loved it.

Felt so damn bad for those poor Lannister soldiers haha. They didn't deserve to die in such a horrific way.

Also, fuck Cersei.

 

[Pupperbabysassy]

I'm starting to believe that Bran is the ultimate evil in this show. All of the Children patterns are based on circles. Bran exists out of time. I think that he's the person who was stabbed by them and is the NIGHT KING! Plus he put the thought of killing Littlefinger into Arya's head.

 

[7he Talon]

Tyrion can fast travel them just about anywhere in the world at this point.

He knows the shows running out of time.

 

[DragoonKain]

What does this have to do with Cersei? Dany was coming regardless of who was on the Iron Throne and people would have died either way unless there was a weak king on the throne such as Tommen.

Cersei is a monster. Her manipulating everything had a trickle down effect and it's a big reason why they are even fighting that battle in the first place. If Tommen was still king, I guarantee you that battle isn't happening right now.

 

[SDBurton]

If Dany died, would you consider that a on the same level as Red Wedding?

That would've been Ned getting executed tier x5.

 

[gun_haver]

Why the fuck would you spoil next week's episode? Preview talk is off limits.

Huh, didn't know that. I'll remove that from my post.

Can't talk about previews without putting them in spoilers

understood, just removed it.

 

[Aikidoka]

I'm not feeling bad, I've always felt that Danny was on the cusp of being maniacal and egotistical.

Burning people alive is quite a shit way to go. That's her only play, the threat of utter annihilate with dragons. She came to this land thinking her dragons were going to let her take the throne without resistance, thinking everyone was going to flock to her. She thought she was better than everyone else, and now she's so desperate for the throne and to be queen, she's using her only power play.

So my point stands, I couldn't tell what the writers were really going for. Was she going to be set up as the queen to save the kingdom, or just another person who is desperate for the throne they think is somehow birthright?

We got our answer this episode.

She's certainly egotistical, but I don't see how it would have been more ethical to let their armies just butcher each other with swords and arrows.

 

[keenerz]

In my head I'm kind of thinking this might end up in the usual trope of them fighting each other, till they have the common enemy then its gonna unite them. When vanquished they start to fight again or something. I hope to be proven wrong but we'll see.

 

[Seductivpancakes]

Man, after everything that has happened I'm still so sad for Meera.

Like, her whole journey's done and there was no reward..

My heart broke for her.

Yea I feel the same. Have they ever talked about her dad aside from the flash back to the tower of joy?

 

[Volimar]

I wonder how long it took Dany's army to march across Westro's to find the Lannister army? I've lost all perception of time at this point when it comes to this series.

Dragonstone is quite near King's Landing and they were near enough to KL for the gold to arrive, so I doubt the horde marched all too far.

 

[Chie Satonaka]

So many callbacks to earlier seasons this episode. Loved it.

Felt so damn bad for those poor Lannister soldiers haha. They didn't deserve to die in such a horrific way.

Also, fuck Cersei.

YUP.