-
Hey, guest user. Hope you're enjoying NeoGAF! Have you considered registering for an account? Come join us and add your take to the daily discourse.
Game of Thrones *NO BOOK DISCUSSION* |OT2| Season 7 - [Read the OP]
- Thread starter Cornballer
- Start date
well she said she will die in westeros and that she will meet arya again
other than that who knows. Six episodes doesn't leave room for much outside the great war
The Golden Company is Westerosi men tbf.
Viserys never had sex with Dany at all.
Harrison Bergeron
Member
So wait, Jorah used to fight in the Golden Company, right? Wonder if he has any connections there still. Could be a useful line in when they're on Cersei's side.
PixelatedBookake
Junior Member
She'll be coming back with that rez for Jon. They nerfed her ult and her cooldown is 30 seconds so she might be left vulnerable.
SomewhatGroovy
Banned
i really dont think the showrunners even know what they're doing. 6 episodes. Now granted, we know they'll have a longer run time.
You will be able to see the moment their hearts melt when Jon closes that cabin door.
SomewhatGroovy
Banned
Hmm yeah that could be it.
The reason why I thought of it being rape is because he was like touching her boob in the first episode. Dude was fucked up.
But that's what's great about it. All his scheming caught up to him. The schemer was out-schemed. His machinations were cynical and done for the sake of scheming. He had lost sight of having any goal or ideals. So It was inevitable. He had an impressive run though.
Two Northmen were sitting on top of a hill that overlooked Winterfell. During a break in the conversation, one man lets out a sigh as he's looking down at the castle, and his friend asks him what's wrong.
"Look at that castle down there." he replied. "I captured in in the battle of the bastards. But do they call me Jon Snow, Lord of Winterfell? No."
"The lords of the North were so inspired they declared me King. And do they call me...Jon Snow, King in the North? No."
He pauses, and looks over at his friend. "But fuck your own aunt ONE time."
"Look at that castle down there." he replied. "I captured in in the battle of the bastards. But do they call me Jon Snow, Lord of Winterfell? No."
"The lords of the North were so inspired they declared me King. And do they call me...Jon Snow, King in the North? No."
He pauses, and looks over at his friend. "But fuck your own aunt ONE time."
DragoonKain
Neighbours from Hell
What role do you guys think Melisandre will play? You know she's coming back. She admitted as much in her visions to Varys.
The writers totally had me going there, I thought for sure Arya was gonna have to kill her way out of there. The Jaime scene had me clenching my booty hole, too.
Hasphat'sAnts
Member
And ruin the price he'd fetch from a virgin targaryen? no he just whipped her.
The same visions that showed Stannis being the prince who was promised? I mean they probably will have her come back and meet Arya etc. but she's not the most reliable vision lady.
Lumination
'enry 'ollins
Man, I really enjoyed this episode. This episode was more like classic GoT and not like every other episode this season. Every scene was dripping with tension between characters. (Only unbelievable one was Theon's fight imo.) Warping is fine as long as the character interactions are all there, and they are. Shame the middle of the season sagged like it did.
SurrenderDorothy
Banned
My thoughts during that scene:
"She can't be that stupid can she? She's totally getting played by Littlefinger! She's your sister damm- oh, nice!"
Dam I wasn't happy with the way Littlefinger's story ends. After all his scheming and moves he makes in the back it ends so anti-climatically.
This is the guy who brought us "chaos is a ladder" - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PxlIraEV8n4
After that speach I thought of him as someone who would stay steps ahead of his enemies.
He was suppose to be the most dangerous man in Westeros and once he had an army it would solidify his position.
But is it me or did his plotline seemed to have ended out of insignificance? Because in the grand scheme of things his powerplay meant little compared to what Dany and Cersei were capable of and the threat of the army of the undead? I thought it would have been interesting if he aimed to allow the dead to decimate the other armies so he could choose which side to favor.
This is the guy who brought us "chaos is a ladder" - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PxlIraEV8n4
After that speach I thought of him as someone who would stay steps ahead of his enemies.
He was suppose to be the most dangerous man in Westeros and once he had an army it would solidify his position.
But is it me or did his plotline seemed to have ended out of insignificance? Because in the grand scheme of things his powerplay meant little compared to what Dany and Cersei were capable of and the threat of the army of the undead? I thought it would have been interesting if he aimed to allow the dead to decimate the other armies so he could choose which side to favor.
I think he's worried about her losing focus of the goal by falling in love.
Harrison Bergeron
Member
I'm not sure if Cersei was in love with Rhaegar as much as she was infatuated by him, and we know the Mad King refused Tywin's offer for her to marry Rhaegar. I wonder how Cersei will react if she finds out Jon is Rhaegar's offspringand that a Stark was involved too.
LF scene was dope as fuck. Have no problem with how his story ended. Schemin caught up to him and bit the dust, in a cool ass way too may I add.
Also great to see Jaime finally realize his sister is batshit crazy and fucked up that he decides to leave. I hope Arya kills Cersei next season though and not Jaime.
Also great to see Jaime finally realize his sister is batshit crazy and fucked up that he decides to leave. I hope Arya kills Cersei next season though and not Jaime.
SargerusBR
I love Pokken!
She will be bringing the whole army of Red Priests. Mass ressurections for everybody.
CMojicaAce
Member
Fuuuuuck now the long wait for the final season begins. A little disappointed that we didn't get a major battle but that just means a jam-packed final season awaits.
DragoonKain
Neighbours from Hell
I don't think her visions showed Stannis himself. They showed "The prince that was promised" and she interpreted that as Stannis, but it was actually Jon.
LegendofDragoonLives
Member
lmaooooo
Great fucking episode. Lets go 2019, I'll be ready for that GoT. Whoever said the show might kill NK and then go back to politics of the main characters mighta been right. Seven hells!
Also Sansa came through. With Arya. Beautiful.
I absolutely don't think she is lying. She looks genuinely happy about it because she feels like the prophecy is wrong and she has a future to look forward to now.
I feel like if they were writing the pregnancy to be fake, then when she first told Jaimie and they did a close up of her face as she hugged him, then the lie would have reflected there. But instead when they did a close up she looked happier than she has been in years.
PixelatedBookake
Junior Member
A team of only Mercys? 🤔
murder and treason
murdered jon arryn and their aunt lysa
Made Lysa tell the Starks that the Lannisters killed Jon Arryn
betrayed ned stark
hired the assassin to kill Bran with the knife and claimed it was Tyrion
Damn, was about to say. Lol. All good.
Don't yall think Tyrion knows about who Jon is though? I think I remember a part where he said he reads a lot so maybe he read certain things and put two and two together and figured who Jon really was. Maybe not but he Def mad about dany and Jon knocking boots and Dany losing sight.
Their reactions are too over the top and fake now. It's stopped being fun once they got popular.
She's on Arya's to-do list.
SurrenderDorothy
Banned
Anything happens it's all yells lol. I still enjoy it though.
The entire reason littlefinger's plot failed is because of theon and jon.
Littlefinger successfully fucked the starks, stannis and tyrells due to his fuckery.
If theon didn't help sansa escape and jon didn't come back and fight, littlefinger had already planned to wipe out the boltons with the vale with cersei.
The idea was he'd consolidate control of the north with that move. But the starks messed that plan up which forced him to try to politick his way into victory.
That's why if jon and theon plot didn't happen, littlefinger was just cersei's death away from the iron throne.
Doesn't it make perfect sense that some like him would have a ignoble end though? His schemes had become aimless and cynical. Scheming for the sake of it. It caught up with him. A rat meeting a rat's end.
SurrenderDorothy
Banned
Proper happy with Theon and Jaime this finale.
They stepped up. It's time for Jaime to get some more great deeds written.
They stepped up. It's time for Jaime to get some more great deeds written.
DragoonKain
Neighbours from Hell
I just hope they don't waste too much time on the inevitable "When Dany finds out Jon is the true heir, it makes her insecure and creates tension between them, which hurts their unity in fighting the White Walkers" storyline next season.
Wtf? Nowhere in the show has it ever said that Visery's raped Dany. She was a virgin until her wedding night. Was Visery's bitch made? Absolutely but did he rape his sister. No. "Waking the dragon" was just his insecure ass way of saying "don't make me angry".
I'm also back on Theon's boat - hehe - dude redeemed himself.
Peter Ian Staker
Member
His final scheme to try and get Arya executed made perfect sense.
Arya would get in the way of him manipulating Sansa. He needed her gone.
Too bad for him he trained Sansa well.
I actually liked the way LF went out, chaos is indeed a ladder but someone like him who played everyone from the shadows for so long was always going to struggle when he had a more prominent position in the spotlight.
His death being a result of a scheme backfiring was pretty good. Didn't deserve anything more grandiose than what he got.
His death being a result of a scheme backfiring was pretty good. Didn't deserve anything more grandiose than what he got.
More_Badass
Member
Littlefinger thrived within King's Landing and among the power-hungry. How powerful is his silver tongue and his conniving among a society that values honor, oaths, and historical tradition and is built on a history of duty, rebellion, and independent spirit over back-stabbings and shifting alliances
Littlefinger was done the moment he set foot in a Stark-controlled Winterfell