Seductivpancakes
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Yep. Proving Bronn is a real bro. Chose the wrong side, but a bro.Bronn will likely have to carry him up.
Yep. Proving Bronn is a real bro. Chose the wrong side, but a bro.Bronn will likely have to carry him up.
Yep. Proving Bronn is a real bro. Chose the wrong side, but a bro.
IMO Jamie is the big reveal in the entire series. He will be the prince that was promised. His lack of writing is actually a clue, slight of hand etc.. etc.. There are many other hints, including Ed Sheeran's song about the gold hand man, a lover and other prophesies discussed on the show.
But you are to be distracted by the R+L=J reveal last season and that somehow either Dany or Jon being bigger characters means they'll be involved in the final twists near the end. GRR ain't this dumb, Dany and Jon being in the forefront of this season as war and winter arrives to Westeros is again, all part of the big diversion.
Look deeper, peal back the layers.
Not being put to death is good payment lol. Still on the real Bronn is a soldier of fortune, hope he gets his castle.Bronn is totally bending the knee. Be back on Team Tyrion. Dunno how well Dany pays though....
Yep. Proving Bronn is a real bro. Chose the wrong side, but a bro.
I don't understand the whole Bron jumping problem. When the dragon first roasts a group of soldiers it's maybe 2 soldiers wide, just enough for a line of horses to run through. You telling me a person can't jump that? The spread of fire is not that large at all.
I'm still amazed that people are breaking out maps and trying to determine timetables based on the distance traveled. If that's what interests you then wait 10 years for the next two books to be released and you can read all about how people broke their fast for weeks between anything of significance happening.
Not being put to death is good payment lol. Still on the real Bronn is a soldier of fortune, hope he gets his castle.
IMO Jamie is the big reveal in the entire series. He will be the prince that was promised. His lack of writing is actually a clue, slight of hand etc.. etc.. There are many other hints, including Ed Sheeran's song about the gold hand man, a lover and other prophesies discussed on the show.
But you are to be distracted by the R+L=J reveal last season and that somehow either Dany or Jon being bigger characters means they'll be involved in the final twists near the end. GRR ain't this dumb, Dany and Jon being in the forefront of this season as war and winter arrives to Westeros is again, all part of the big diversion.
Look deeper, peal back the layers.
Was anyone else pissed off at the ending? Like why was Jamie just sinking down, not trying to get back to the surface? I didn't get that part.
Was anyone else pissed off at the ending? Like why was Jamie just sinking down, not trying to get back to the surface? I didn't get that part.
IMO Jamie is the big reveal in the entire series. He will be the prince that was promised. His lack of writing is actually a clue, slight of hand etc.. etc.. There are many other hints, including Ed Sheeran's song about the gold hand man, a lover and other prophesies discussed on the show.
But you are to be distracted by the R+L=J reveal last season and that somehow either Dany or Jon being bigger characters means they'll be involved in the final twists near the end. GRR ain't this dumb, Dany and Jon being in the forefront of this season as war and winter arrives to Westeros is again, all part of the big diversion.
Look deeper, peal back the layers.
IMO Jamie is the big reveal in the entire series. He will be the prince that was promised. His lack of writing is actually a clue, slight of hand etc.. etc.. There are many other hints, including Ed Sheeran's song about the gold hand man, a lover and other prophesies discussed on the show.
But you are to be distracted by the R+L=J reveal last season and that somehow either Dany or Jon being bigger characters means they'll be involved in the final twists near the end. GRR ain't this dumb, Dany and Jon being in the forefront of this season as war and winter arrives to Westeros is again, all part of the big diversion.
Look deeper, peal back the layers.
Cersei dying to dragons or by Jon seems too predictable. Dying to Jamie would be fucking awesome.
Two soldiers wide?
The flames are much wider than all the wagons as he goes past.
And is it really that amazing people are trying to figure out what's happening? The show went to a lot of detail making sure things fit and made sense and that this was a very grounded, realistic series for the first 4 or so seasons.
This is literally the plot to the horrible third Pirates of the Carribbean movie.The most fitting fate for Jon IMO would be he become the new Night King and lead the undead so that they stop disturbing mankind forever.
What discussion can really be had though?
"Why wasn't Bronn roasted by the flames?"
"Because he jumped out of the way."
"But the flames were HUGE!"
"Not huge enough to burn him."
"Grrr! I'm not satisfied!"
I mean...what do you want? A diagram?
What discussion can really be had though?
"Why wasn't Bronn roasted by the flames?"
"Because he jumped out of the way."
"But the flames were HUGE!"
"Not huge enough to burn him."
"Grrr! I'm not satisfied!"
I mean...what do you want? A diagram?
The most fitting fate for Jon IMO would be he become the new Night King and lead the undead so that they stop disturbing mankind forever.
Jaime should have died, the plot armor is reaching walking dead levels.
The only way this works is for LF to have included the assassin into Robert's entourage, with the express orders to make an attempt on the life of a Stark. That is still an incredible stretch.
Cersei dying to dragons or by Jon seems too predictable. Dying to Jamie would be fucking awesome.
There must always be a Night King
This dude is probably mentally exhausted as well as physically. Sure he didn't die, but sure as hell didn't come out unscathed.when they started talking about how still wanted a castle, i had a feeling that bron was going to bite the dust.
i feel thats why the battle scenes are so i dont know, compeling. they remind you of bronn and his dreams and stuff, it would be par of the course to kill him, but they didnt?
it was great. also people saying that they came out without a scratch of the dragon fire, we really dont know, maybe bronn lost a leg or something
I've been wondering is Tryion will save Jamie, much like Jamie did for him when Cersei was going to have him killed.
I've been wondering is Tryion will save Jamie, much like Jamie did for him when Cersei was going to have him killed.
if anything Jamie killing Cersei is even more predictableCersei dying to dragons or by Jon seems too predictable. Dying to Jamie would be fucking awesome.
I've been wondering is Tryion will save Jamie, much like Jamie did for him when Cersei was going to have him killed.
I think it will be Cersei and Dany in the throne room literally fighting for the throne. Whoever wins becomes Queen through conquest. (That's how it works right?)
I bet cersei will want him dead but tyrion will advise trading him for Yara and Ellaria.I've been wondering is Tryion will save Jamie, much like Jamie did for him when Cersei was going to have him killed.
since Jon is a Targaryen will the dragons not hurt him/obey him?
This is literally the plot to the horrible third Pirates of the Carribbean movie.
How is Jon Snow after all. I always thought it would turn out to be Bran.
I'm on the same boat with HBO Nordic. Static scenes are tolerable, but the battle was a fucking blurry mess of pixels. Netflix is so much better it's not even funny.Loved tonight's episode but my god does HBO Now's streaming quality suck absolute ass. It looked like I was watching a 480p YouTube rip with all the compression and motion artifacting going on.
This is why I have absolutely no sympathy whenever HBO whines about how much this show gets pirated. Charging a monthly fee for the streaming quality I had tonight should actually be considered criminal.
Ahh okay, cool. Thanks.Back in season 3, LF and Varys were talking about the realm. Varys called Chaos a pit. LF said Chaos is a ladder.
Bran was fucking with LF and the point of the scene is to show that Bran is privy to LF's tricks
My impression of that scene was it was kind of a metaphor for how he was feeling. Like he's feeling overwhelmed and realizing how much Dany fucked them up and how they may not actually have a chance against her. He was watching helplessly as everyone who was there with him was being decimated.
I fully expect him to be fine next episode but I think they wanted to end on him just being like "well fuck".
If Dany recognizes Bronn as the man who shot her baby, do y'all think she'll let him live, even if he's willing to bend the knee?
I'm on the same boat with HBO Nordic. Static scenes are tolerable, but the battle was a fucking blurry mess of pixels. Netflix is so much better it's not even funny.
People are getting a better experience by pirating than paying 10 a month. Let that sink in.