I think if they gave the character more backstory or mention throughout the show then more people would look forward to his arc. He was kinda abruptly introduced at the end of season 6 and there wasn't any development for his character at all 1-5 seasons prior other than some vague references.
If you really believe that, you haven't been paying attention.
just because it is predictable doesn't mean it'd be a bad ending. this show has had a lot of surprises, twists, and turns, but continuing to add them to the story just for the sake of the story and further shocking the viewer/reader doesn't make the story and ending better.
I think that most certainly will change over the course of this season and while Euron could be another Ramsay, I'm thinking he'll be more like the male Cersei. Ramsay had what, 4 seasons of development? Euron don't got time for that.
The WW is the big outside factor, but that benefits Jon in terms of influence, not Sansa.
Here's the thing - first of all, I don't think Jon will stay at Winterfell after the next episode. He's gonna get 2 ravens probably - one from Dragonstone demanding he bend the knee just like the one he got from King's Landing, and one from the Citadel telling him about Dragonstone. That's a massive incentive, literally, so he's gonna wanna go over there asap so Sansa won't have Jon around to manipulate.
As evil as he may be, I think Euron's armada, coupled with experience and psychopathic nature will work in his favor for whatever "gift" he's gonna bring back for Cersei.
I think Sansa should consider marrying Robin. That would give her power of the Vale over Carcetti, yeah?
Considering how they all use modern accents, using a few modern phrases doesn't bother me
before I answer this question, is it okay to discuss trailer material in this thread? because I think the trailer might give away what the "gift" is.
yup. we never even really saw how the loss of his mother, or his father for that matter, ever effected him. and how would he react to learning that carcetti was responsible directly for the death of his mother, and indirectly for his father...?
Okay, so I'll spoiler tag before I write what I think is the gift
I'm not talking about the leaks though, I was just talking about the trailers.
oh okay, sorryI was not referring to you!
short answer: to get the power of the vale.
Because highborn marriages are not about love or attraction, but making political plays, it would not be the same situation as those other two at all.
Well according to the episode, they have the ingenious plan of simple going around it. That crafty night king.
I reckon Euron is going after Tyrion
It's not gonna be like that at all, they said it would be "bittersweet", but then said Lord of the Rings was "bittersweet", so I expect a reasonably happy ending.
I feel like this was them reminding us there are no happy endings in this world. Fully prepared for the series finale ending with the last few heroes dying and Winter & the dead claiming Westoros for good.
They didn't have enough WW and only started to amass a WW army with Crastor's boys maybe?
