That's the face of betrayal if I ever saw it. Looks like the face Ramsay gave Roose when he found out Walda gave birth to a boy.This is either the face of betrayal or the face of jealousy:
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Game of Thrones *NO BOOK DISCUSSION* |OT2| Season 7 - [Read the OP]
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So it was essentially consequence-less?
If I ever write a psychology textbook, I'm going to include a screen cap of this under the definition of "confirmation bias".
Darryl M R
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If that stops the incest then let it be done
Nah Aegon and Dany will have at least 3 more bedroom scenes. Get use to it and accept this is the new world we live in.
When Cersei and Dany fight it will be called The Battle of the Carrying Queens.
Harrison Bergeron
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Didn't need researching. They've been talking about this stuff constantly for many seasons. Even had the flashback last year.
DangerMouse
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That was more about Jamie though. With him out he's got even less reason to worry about anything involving being the last Lannister.
It would be so out of character for him to betray Dany/Jon/etc.
Satisfying and dense finale. Even Winterfell paid off nicely after shaky steps getting there. Going to need more screen time next season for Sam and Bran to perfect their endgame lore comedy routine. Starks and friends are on the come up.
Lannister scenes were all great, Lena Headey was the MVP of the episode and probably the season. Interesting to see Jaime marching north with a lingering shot on the golden hand, #teamjaime for Azor Ahai is alive.
Lannister scenes were all great, Lena Headey was the MVP of the episode and probably the season. Interesting to see Jaime marching north with a lingering shot on the golden hand, #teamjaime for Azor Ahai is alive.
The double take or the begging? Haha.
SurrenderDorothy
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Widdle Puppy
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we have to research shows now in order to follow them? I stand by my statement. They should have shown him in more flashbacks and connected the dots better.
DragoonKain
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In the series finale:
"So now that the Night King's dead, how are we going to rebuild the wall?"
"I know someone who can help..."
Sorry, had to do it
"So now that the Night King's dead, how are we going to rebuild the wall?"
"I know someone who can help..."
Sorry, had to do it
Quite difficult to answer this question in this thread since Rhaegar is barely talked about in the show. There's no indication though that Rhaegar mistreated his children in any way outside of probably removing their claim to the throne. What we do know is that Rhaegar is incredibly well loved by high born and common people alike. So you and Robert Barratheon are about the only ones that have a problem with the guy.
Obliterator
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I'm referring to her burning the shit out of people that won't bend the knee. That never sat well with Tyrion after she did that and he seemed legit worried about it.
How?
Also tyrion just racked up all the Ls this season. Every single plan of his blew up in his face spectacularly.
Conkerkid11
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Why would they rebuild the wall?In the series finale:
"So now that the Night King's dead, how are we going to rebuild the wall?"
"I know someone who can help..."
Sorry, had to do it
LMAO
rokkerkory
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Tyrion the betrayer :/
Maybe concern that if Dany marries Jon that may change her whole "break the wheel" goal.This is either the face of betrayal or the face of jealousy:
molnizzle
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This is fair. They made Rhaegar look way too much like Viserys. For non-book readers that shit is confusing. I know I was confused after the season 6 finale and had to look at wikis to know who the fuck Rhaegar Targareyn was. Yes they mention him a few times in prior seasons but if you don't know the history it doesn't mean anything. They mention a lot of backstory that's quickly glossed over on the show.
Oh shit. You're right, he probably thinks she'll burn Cersei and the child alive. Damn.
Sleeping Lesson
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I mean, they could have marched on the West end of the wall where there's miles of unobstructed land, but yeah they were marching on Eastwatch with.... some plan to get through it?
DragoonKain
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Fucking lol... This may be the best av quote I've ever seen.
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Vincent Alexander
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Welp, that was a good episode of Game of Thrones. But finale-wise? Probably one of the bottom ones.
Cersei continues to be boring to watch. Imagine the worst thing she can do, and she'll do it.
Little Finger death wasn't near as satisfying as I hoped it would be. I watched a few minutes of behind the scenes after the credits, and creators were talking about how that buildup was so good because "you could really believe the sisters could kill each other." No, you couldn't...
The Euron faint was stupid too. I refuse to think about it too much, because it becomes absolutely silly the more you think about it.
There were lots of good scenes in this episode. Just nothing memorable. I think my favorite part was Bran not being a boring stick finally.
Cersei continues to be boring to watch. Imagine the worst thing she can do, and she'll do it.
Little Finger death wasn't near as satisfying as I hoped it would be. I watched a few minutes of behind the scenes after the credits, and creators were talking about how that buildup was so good because "you could really believe the sisters could kill each other." No, you couldn't...
The Euron faint was stupid too. I refuse to think about it too much, because it becomes absolutely silly the more you think about it.
There were lots of good scenes in this episode. Just nothing memorable. I think my favorite part was Bran not being a boring stick finally.
Crossing Eden
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Daario really got the short end of the stick. Basically was a fuck toy. :|
Dany lost one of her armies temporarily when Greyworm's fleet was sunk. They were alive but had a long march ahead to help in any way. This screwed with their plans and was why she landed the Dothraki and attacked the loot train by Blackwater Rush.
Given that they weren't able to come back into play until Dany was meeting with Cersei about a truce shows how bad losing their ships affected them.
I thought it was good - it fooled me (mainly because it was so hilarious that I could see it being legit), but more to the point there was little reason for Dany and Co. to really doubt it at the time. They could certainly work out that his fleet headed to Essos instead, but that would be later and not during the meeting.
Disapproving sex look.
Neither.
He just suspects Dany falling in love with Jon could cause some complications. This has already been evidenced throughout the season, with her rushing across the wall to go save him, and then once again putting her life at greater risk this episode by deciding to ride with him instead of listening to Jorah's reasonable suggestion to take a dragon. Not to mention the potential complications on Jon's side of things.
Tyrion's shadowed expression in that scene is the show's attempt to telegraph that their romance comes with risks. Once again, love is given a conflicted role. It's Robb all over again.
This is either the face of betrayal or the face of jealousy:
More like scene of bad writing. Reminded me of that Dexter episode where the guy was watching 4 feet away behind a glass panel window.
there's nothing to stand by, you're just flat wrong. A poster linked a 10 min. video on all the scenes since s1 where they talk about all of this. You don't have to research, you just have to pay a little bit of attention. Not sure why some people need a Dora the Explorer map to connect things.
Darryl M R
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Wait are people thinking that Tyrion told Cersei to just pretend to send support?
Why doesn't Aegon/Jon have silver hair? I never asked this before..
Why doesn't Aegon/Jon have silver hair? I never asked this before..
Betrayal. He made a pact with Cersi. You know it man. Blood runs deep with the Lannisters.
edit:
Maybe?
Conkerkid11
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There wasn't a Night King before the Children of the Forest made one."There must always be...a Night King"
Nah, that has Cersei written all over it.
Tyrion's just concerned about Jon's decisions being motivated by love.
Baroquemantic
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Looking forward to Eggon's reaction when he finds out who he really is.
DangerMouse
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That too. Further reason I think it'd be weird for him to betray.
I was just bringing up something about him not being as torn about her as he seemed. I thought his divided scene in the big battle where he was questioning himself was more about watching Jamie.
Sleeping Lesson
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Not to mention there wasn't any food in Casterly Rock, so they had rumbly tummies too! Rough time.
It reminds me of the scene after Jon took back Winterfell. You see Davos staring at Mel with a similar creepy look while holding the stag toy he gave to Shireen. I think that Tyrion is thinking about Cersei's child and is worried that Dany would kill it.
Velcro Fly
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"There must always be...a Night King"
No king rules forever
SurrenderDorothy
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I know what they say about him. Yet he cast his children aside before the war even begun so he could have his union of Ice and Fire.
I just can't see Rhaegar as a good person, he may have been before but this marriage changed that.
So Ned, Brandon and many other Lords when the war begun were fine with Rhaegar?
Robert was not the only one to say what he said about Rhaegar.
How is that a good man?
DukeLongfellow
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My god, can you just let it go? It has been proven. You missed a major and obvious plot point that almost everyone had no trouble following for years. The end.
It's okay to be mistaken with something as insignificant as as fucking TV show. Just move the hell on.