Of course he is. HBO will give us more Tormund / Brienne romance.GF is crying over Tormund, I thought it was obvious that he survived the breach.
Of course he is. HBO will give us more Tormund / Brienne romance.GF is crying over Tormund, I thought it was obvious that he survived the breach.
All I ask for in S8 is one sequence in the big battle where Ghost and Nymeria's pack charges together, and Bran uses his super powers to call upon the family legacy, and the pack is joined by spirit versions of all the dead wolves as they break through the white Walkers and take down a giant.
Maybe he just wants Bran to take his place so he can finally rest in the afterworld?
You're not willing to look past the surface here. Yes, he said lying was bad and yet he lied before. First your position assumes he can't change as a character and secondly, as I've been saying, this desire to keep an oath is inspired by his feelings for Dany. As a character he has always been motivated by romantic feelings when they're present, even and especially when it meant doing something that wasn't practical.
Of course he is. HBO will give us more Tormund / Brienne romance.
Best romance on any network right now.
They played that hand earlier, I don't think he goes back on it after Jon's conversation. He might not kill Euron and save Yara but at least he will die as Theon Greyjoy son of Ned and not Reek.
Romance will only bring more trouble right now.So why was Tyrion all sad emojis when he saw Jon and Dany about to knock boots?
Romance will only bring more trouble right now.
Lena Headey's reaction to the wight is incredible, she is such an amazing actress.
Brienne will end up with Jaime when he inevitably leaves Cersei forever.
Ship it.
Not if Tormund has anything to say about it.
Love triaaaaaangle.
Brienne will end up with Jaime when he inevitably leaves Cersei forever.
Ship it.
Not if Tormund has anything to say about it.
Love triaaaaaangle.
They better make sure they burn Littlefinger's body or we're gonna get a Baelish wight... without a face because Arya took it.
I was wondering the same thing but I figured most of the males in that family would look similar due to inbreeding.Did they really use Vyserys' actor to play Rhaegar Targaryan or was that just someone who looked just like him?
Viserion's roar is badass. It sounds broken but haunting.
The theory is that he promised Cersei that her child would be Dany's heir and if Jon inevitably knocks her up, that throws a wrench into said plan.Wouldn't they want for them to join houses? Don't get why he's so worried - he's been wrong about almost everything this season, anyway.
FtfyJon Snow is Westeros's version of John Doe. Dude finally has his own identity now and his name is Aegon, step-Father of Dragons!
Dark horse candidate: Sandor Clegane joins in for a love square.
Wouldn't they want for them to join houses? Don't get why he's so worried - he's been wrong about almost everything this season, anyway.
The theory is that he promised Cersei that her child would be Dany's heir and if Jon inevitably knocks her up, that throws a wrench into said plan.
Instead screeching he'll just scream CHAOS.
I see it more as flanderization than consistent writing, which is honestly a problem that's affected most of the characters in the show. Jon was never so honorable nor so smitten so as to forget his greater goal, even with Ygritte.
Littlefinger's death was incredibly disappointing. Dude deserved a much better downfall than that. Can't say I was surprised given how terrible everything at Winterfell has been this season. Hell...how terrible everything has been this season.
But it explains the look Tyrion gives.Kinda falls apart when they inevitably find out Cersei betrayed them.
Littlefinger's death was incredibly disappointing. Dude deserved a much better downfall than that. Can't say I was surprised given how terrible everything at Winterfell has been this season. Hell...how terrible everything has been this season.
I wonder if John finds out his heritage when the undead dragon fire doesn't hurt him. They're going to set it up like he's toast and then he just walks out of it.
Dude.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.
Letting Ygritte go?
Tyrion's reaction only makes sense if he wanted and assumed Dany would name him her heir. And now he is worried that Dany and Jon will in fact produce their own heir. It's the only thing that makes sense to me. Tyrion was already talking to Dany about Jon liking her, so why would that make him upset?
By the way, I just realized.... why do they want Cersei to join them again?
I mean, why don't they just completely ignore her, and then team up together to take on the dead with their (would be) 3 dragons?
Or is the Lannister army that big?
Fire kills Targaryens. Dany is unique in that regard.
Dude.
"I don't believe you"
Was one of the best GoT moments
This episode was fucking classic
Cersie is a buffoon. Don't know how people defend her.Jaime be like: OK we totally gotta help these guys in the North.
Cersie be like: OK we're totally killing these guys.
Jaime: WUT
By the way, I just realized.... why do they want Cersei to join them again?
I mean, why don't they just completely ignore her, and then team up together to take on the dead with their (would be) 3 dragons?
Or is the Lannister army that big?
But it explains the look Tyrion gives.