Odds are that Cersei will be dead before White Walkers. No way can you still deal with two threats at that point.
What if Cersei is turned into a Night Queen
Odds are that Cersei will be dead before White Walkers. No way can you still deal with two threats at that point.
I was gonna say Stannis but even he was kind of "executed" as a sort-of separate event from the actual battle.
That's probably because we were meant to feel for Ollie prior. And he betrayed john. Thorne was a dick to John from episode 1.Yep, I loved Ygritte but this was retribution.
Funny how I see more hate for Olly than Alliser Thorne, who undoubtedly orchestrated Jon's murder. He used Olly's hatred.
Circlejerks, eh..
I was gonna say Stannis but even he was kind of "executed" as a sort-of separate event from the actual battle.
Can you imagine the backlash if Jon Snow gets killed by a random arrow in the next battle before he even gets to do anything else? That'd be lame. I'm all for keeping battles real and letting main characters die, but having them die realistically as just another soldier is kinda lame and seems mostly for shock value, if you ask me.
That's implying he's dead.
if anything Jamie killing Cersei is even more predictable
I fully expect Cersei to kill Jamie, or have him executed. The other way around is just too predictable and too "history repeats itself"; this way fits Cersei's development much more and works triply as:
- Jamie finally not taking any more shit from Cersei and doing the right thing
- Cersei fully cementing her detached "only thing that matters is me and power" position
- A shocking death that also works on a narrative and thematic level
I fully expect Cersei to kill Jamie, or have him executed. The other way around is just too predictable and too "history repeats itself"; this way fits Cersei's development much more and works triply as:
- Jamie finally not taking any more shit from Cersei and doing the right thing
- Cersei fully cementing her detached "only thing that matters is me and power" position
- A shocking death that also works on a narrative and thematic level
Can you imagine the backlash if Jon Snow gets killed by a random arrow in the next battle before he even gets to do anything else? That'd be lame. I'm all for keeping battles real and letting main characters die, but having them die realistically as just another soldier is kinda lame and seems mostly for shock value, if you ask me.
I'm thinking how the battle between Jon & Dany vs WW will be set up.. I get a feeling the wall and winterfell will get overrun first before that official big battle vs Night king. It won't surprise me at all if The wall and probably Winterfell too will be a desolate icy WW playpen before this season ends.
For me it's not about people getting killed by random arrows, its about characters being written to put themselves in extreme situations where they are saved at the last second. I wouldn't have cared if Bronn had a wall of shields protecting him on the scorpion or if Jaime had decided to run away, but instead they put them in the absolute extreme circumstance where the only plausible reason they live is because of the plot. It's like if someone shot Illin Payne just before he was about to cut Ned's head off. Personally I feel It's unnecessary for a good writer to use such cheap tricks to create fake tension.
I fully expect Cersei to kill Jamie, or have him executed. The other way around is just too predictable and too "history repeats itself"; this way fits Cersei's development much more and works triply as:
- Jamie finally not taking any more shit from Cersei and doing the right thing
- Cersei fully cementing her detached "only thing that matters is me and power" position
- A shocking death that also works on a narrative and thematic level
A small part of me wants all the remaining parties to realize the great threat and unite at the last second. With the highest hope for humanity's survival, I then want the white walkers to just steamroll through everyone and anything. Paint the entire landscape red with the blood of the living on that tranquil snowy background. The end.
Now that, would be an ending.
- There is no concept of marriage, so there is no such thing as a bastard. "Well isn't that liberating!"
She can die beforehand, makes no difference lol. As long as I get my Red on White ending. No living survivors, slate must be wiped clean.There is right around a zero percent chance that Cersei is willing to team up with anyone unless it somehow gets her more power and everyone else less.
Yoooo what an episode
- Arya returning home was sweet. Her, Sansa and Bran having a moment is cool.
- Btw, Arya vs. Brienne was awesome. Arya will fuck up some shit in the last few episodes.
- Little Finger be scheming. But what... oh his death will be great.
- There is no concept of marriage, so there is no such thing as a bastard. "Well isn't that liberating!"
- "Hey Daenny look, out ancestors really put aside their differences and we should fight the Whi- NO BEND THE KNEE" uuuugh shut up. Listen to Jon.
- Hey Jon should I go to the Red Keep and burn that shit to the ground? "No, because using those dragons just to that you're no different than the others." You tell her Jon. Good man.
- Jon and Reek meeting each other was awkward. Still, would have preferred if Jon smacked him in the face.
- Oh if I can't burn the Red Keep, I'll just burn something else. Finally, she does something. Pretty cool though. Pretty cool.
- Jaime will totally turn on Cersei. Pleaaaaaaassssse. I would pay top coin to see Tyrion and Jaime survive while Cersei is aaaaallllll alone. This will break her and give us one amazing moment of her going berserk. Like blowing up the Red Keep with Wild Fire or something like it.
Cersei isn't going anywhere until the Mountain is dead... again.
Does that mean we have to trade a dragon for a mountain?
---I don't think we'll every actually get a Cleganebowl.
So which dragon is going to die?
Ha, I was about to post the same thing. Honestly, I think the concept of the Iron Throne will die with Cersei. I'm fully expecting her, driven into a corner and after all the things she has done (and went through) she will exclaim "If I can't have the Iron Throne, no one can!" and she destroys herself along with the throne. With King's Landing in ashes and a throne reduced to rubbish, we see the surviving armies come together and prepare for the enemy, who just conquered the wall. End season.Considering the way this show has been going, I can't see it ending on a happy traditional ending or even an expected ending of "X sitting on the Iron Throne". I kind of expect the entire concept of the Seven Kingdoms and Houses to be wiped out, the Iron Throne and King's Landing to be ruined, and the future of Westeros won't be the Iron Throne and traditional leaders but individual kingdoms and rulers they believe in (i.e. the North, Dany's people) rebuilding from the remains of the ruined country with the Sam and the maesters being the lynchpin that helps civilization continue due to the history of cultures and knowledge that they collect
Yeah, that was great too. Davos remains as one of my favourite characters in the series.His switching loyalties-line was even more hilarious.
I fully expect Cersei to kill Jamie, or have him executed. The other way around is just too predictable and too "history repeats itself"; this way fits Cersei's development much more and works triply as:
- Jamie finally not taking any more shit from Cersei and doing the right thing
- Cersei fully cementing her detached "only thing that matters is me and power" position
- A shocking death that also works on a narrative and thematic level
I fully expect Cersei to kill Jamie, or have him executed. The other way around is just too predictable and too "history repeats itself"; this way fits Cersei's development much more and works triply as:
- Jamie finally not taking any more shit from Cersei and doing the right thing
- Cersei fully cementing her detached "only thing that matters is me and power" position
- A shocking death that also works on a narrative and thematic level
What do we think is going to happen with Jaime and Bronn anyway? I mean, let's say they survived their trust fall into the improbably-deep banks of the river... they did that like 15 feet away from Daenerys. She locked eyes with Jaime. She watched them dive into the water. She's not just going to say "well, the brother of my sworn enemy is probably dead, no need to glance 15 feet in this direction and just double-check..." So, prisoners? Or does the improbably-deep river have a secret portal that will spit them back into King's Landing? It seems incredibly unlikely they'd escape.
Dickon seriously? You name your child that for a life long punishment.
I hope jaime doesn't kill cersei it just wouldn't be satisfying, it needs to be a stark.
Ehh to be fair, Drogon blew a massive flame that easily could of blocked her view. I imagine next episode she immediately flies off on him, then Bronn and Jaime pop out of the water.
A more interesting question is: who will fly on the other two dragons? Daenerys has three dragons but can control only one at the same time.
Sad to see how cold and emotionless Bran has become. Guess it's understandable, but the old 3-eyed-raven didn't seem like he had lost every shred of humanity so it would have been nice if Bran could at least pretend to care about people.
Insane episode though!
Other than the obvious good stuff, I loved seeing Littlefinger's "oh shit" reactions to Bran and Arya. God I want to see that smug fuck get wiped out.
After she and her guards have to evacuate because Dany burns King's Landing to the ground?Yeah I don't think Hound vs Mountain is happening, honestly. The Hound is on his way to The Wall right now and that means the only way they cross paths is if Cersei leaves the Red Keep and goes North.
Is that from the books?Cersei isn't going anywhere until the Mountain is dead... again.
Does that mean we have to trade a dragon for a mountain?
---I don't think we'll ever actually get a Cleganebowl.
You missed one:
"How many men does the north have? Ten thousand? Less?"
"Fewer."
Man I loved that callback
i think that was max von sydow fault, he is just really expressive i guess?
A more interesting question is: who will fly on the other two dragons? Daenerys has three dragons but can control only one at the same time.
There was another call back. "Who taught you?" "Nobody"You missed one:
"How many men does the north have? Ten thousand? Less?"
"Fewer."
Man I loved that callback
There was another call back. "Who taught you?" "Nobody"