No she didn't. She's crowned as Cersie of the House Lannister. She claimed the throne not as Robert's widow, but as the person who fucking killed the last Queen.
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"A Targaryen can not be trus...er you're one too! Umm...group huddle guys ASAP!"
STILLethal
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So are Jon and Daenerys related or what? Theyre both Targrayen right?
Mostly because everything Dany said in the meeting with Jon kind of falls apart. Jon's family having an oath to hers, etc.
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This is what I was waiting for. Incredible.
They outdid many big budget Hollywood flicks with that scene alone.
Seductivpancakes
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Ruling familes get dethroned and they make attempts to gain the throne back all the time cause it's a feudal society. The shows setting is a feudal society.
Harrison Bergeron
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Yes. Dany is his aunt.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pE2wcBeyNdk
Damn they put in some kickass work for this battle. No wonder the effects looked so great. Gotta love practical work.
Damn they put in some kickass work for this battle. No wonder the effects looked so great. Gotta love practical work.
Conkerkid11
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But Margaery couldn't be queen, as neither Joffrey or Tommen were Baratheons.
Cersei might have been crowned Queen under House Lannister but she inherited it because of her Baratheon connections. She got it via line of succession because the entire remaining line of succession around her died and she was the last remaining known blood relation to the King
I get the point you're trying to make but if/when Jon's parentage is revealed he's most certainly going to get the benefit of the doubt from other Westerosi compared to Danny.
I get the point you're trying to make but if/when Jon's parentage is revealed he's most certainly going to get the benefit of the doubt from other Westerosi compared to Danny.
Seductivpancakes
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Jon might never know cause being cryptic and creepy is brans new job.
Didn't Bran already mention that he wanted to talk to Jon moments after arriving at Winterfell? I think he wants to spill the beans to Jon
Samurai G0SU
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what callback?
Conkerkid11
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I don't know what any writer of anything ever is thinking when they decide a character should say something along the lines of, "it's a long story", "it's too difficult to explain", etc...
Literally, "I went north of the wall to a guy who could see everything that ever was, is, and will be. He died. I'm him now."
But as others have said, conveniently enough, everything Bran does, he does to ensure the future he wants will happen.
Poster is implying that based on how he's talked to everybody else so far, he'd be too cryptic for Jon to make any sense of it.
ComputerBlue
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How exactly is he being cryptic?
Pretty sure everyone knew exactly what he meant when he told Sansa the details of her wedding night, when he told LF that chaos is a ladder and when he told Arya about the crossroads and her list.
Sure, they could spend half the episode going over the details but they'd just be retelling stories we as viewers have already seen.
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Oft hope is born when all is forlorn.
ComputerBlue
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Jon said less, Davos corrected him as Stannis uses to do and said fewer.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G0zNWswcqMg
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WpByNIMAZlw
Ah ok. Yeah, I dont think Bran's being cryptic. He's being pretty straight forward in my opinion
She likely burnt all of the grain to a crisp, and thus eviscerating her own food supply, hurting King's Landing for sure, but also hurting her and every single civilian in Westeros. All she has are Jamie, Bronn, and Randal Tarly whose loyalties are all relatively flimsy at best anyway.
I am disappointed in Dany. She always said she was going to "Break the wheel" this is not how you do it. This goes against the ideals she's espoused from the very beginning.
I am hoping Jon or Tyrion can get through to her before the end of the season. Though I am a bit conflicted because Dragons fighting = Awesome as fuck.
STILLethal
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I didnt get the Sansa and LF parts he said to them, can you explain what he said again?
Conkerkid11
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How the hell can anybody be cheering for the Lannisters?yup. I was actually cheering for both sides
I just watched it again, so good
Bran brought up Sansa's wedding to Ramsay, implied he knew about him raping her.
Back when Littlefinger was actually Littlefinger rather than whatever the fuck this season's done to his character, in season 1 him and Varys were talking, and Littlefinger said, "chaos is a ladder". Bran was just repeating the line back to him. This was a private conversation between Littlefinger and Varys, so Littlefinger's shook.
Is Jamie's loyalty in question?
i wasnt cheering for the lannisers, but i didnt want bronn to die
More cheering for Jaime and Bronn.
Because Bronn and Jaime are two of the most likable characters of the show.
Edit: When the dragon stared down Jaime and was about to light him up, I realized how sad I would be if Jaime died, same with Bron.
Anyone else kinda laugh at Bronn talking shit about Cersei considering their actors not being on good terms at all?
Eh, Jaime was on the way there then he decided getting blowjobs from a nutcase was more important than almost anything and he slipped a little.
Eh, Jaime was on the way there then he decided getting blowjobs from a nutcase was more important than almost anything and he slipped a little.
This was basically what my girlfriend and I were doing. Awesome battle but we didn't want Bronn or Jamie to bite it
Samurai G0SU
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I love this show. wow. i think there is even more call backs back to season 1 and 2 right? more specifically about the Chaos is a latter quote?
GIANKRATOS
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TatteredHat
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Wew, what an episode.
ComputerBlue
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Sansa wanted to know what Bran meant by saying he was the Three eyed raven now, he said it was difficult to explain, she asked him to try. So he gave her details of her wedding night with Ramsay. Something there is no way he would have known. White dress, it was snowing etc.
Then with Littlefinger, when he gave Bran the blade, bran asked, rhetorically, do you know who this blade belonged to? LF said no and continued to talk about being there for the kids throughout all the chaos, at that point bran said, Chaos is a Ladder which is something LF says way back early on in the show.
But how do you feel about Alan "Thor 2 The Dark World" Taylor doing the episode after that?
Conkerkid11
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There's speculation that Bran wasn't even referring to Littlefinger, but the first person who ever owned the blade, as Bran knows its entire history.
You must have forgotten, it's Littlefinger speech to Varys in season 1. No wonder he was stunned.
I really liked his work on Game of Thrones, so gunna just pretend he never tried to make it as a Hollywood director. Also, Thor 2 is way better than his Terminator movie.
Chaos is used by Littlefinger as a means to an end aka a ladder to climb into power. Through chaos and turmoil, he achieves his goals.
Funny because I had the exact opposite reaction LOL. Their expert dragonfire dodging ways was pissing me off.
It's quite simple, Bran was just revealing that he knows everything LF has done by way of mentioning a private conversation between LF and Varys. There's not really much more meaning other than how shook LF's gonna feel from now on.
Good mentality. He put in some solid work at HBO before he was lured away to Hollywood. Hopefully he didn't bring and bad habits back to HBO.
BeforeU
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Because I like Jamie and Bronn, also I don't want khaleesi to get over powered
Dude is too shook from Bran dropping that "chaos is a ladder" bomb on him. Odds are higher that Arya kills him with that dagger.
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