Frankenstrat
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I want Tormund and Bronn to meet up in one of those conversations goddamn it
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Game of Thrones *NO BOOK DISCUSSION* |OT2| Season 7 - [Read the OP]
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DarkJediKnight
Member
I can't wait for Jaime to get to Winterfell so that the guy who made Bran's chair can make him a dragonglass blade for his hand.
FantasticMrFoxdie
Mumber
yes plssss
Wait a second so Jaime really left for the North?
and Cersie let him???? He is just going to tell them what Cersie is planning right?
Jorah learned to let go. Now Tyrion is the simp.
DarkJediKnight
Member
DarkJediKnight
Member
He dared Cersei and she let him. Army belongs to the crown. So it's just him because he gave his word.
Yeah, dude realized that everything didn't mean anything when compared to the Great War. He is off to actually do something worth a damn and not help Cersei backstab Dany and Jon.
Cersei tried to stop him, by saying the Mountain would kill him but he totally called her fluff.
"Only a fool makes threats he's not prepared to carry out." - Jaime Lannister
She lost all position of power the second he walked away from her after specifically saying no one walks away from her.
ForsakenLotus
Member
Sometimes a little fan service is okay. As cheesy as it would be, I'd totally be down for this.
Tainted
Member
You're forgetting Benjen Stark
Why would anyone but Dany get the blame for the NK getting a dragon, the dragons don't take orders from Tyrion. Tyrion tells her to stay and do nothing and if she had listened to him at that moment no dragons would have gone north.
DarkJediKnight
Member
I think Tyrion promised Cersei something. They didn't show it, but I think he will die for it.
lastplayed
Member
Well that wasn't the Cleganebowl I was promised.
I hope Tormund and Beric survived.
I hope Tormund and Beric survived.
Thoros and Viserion, too.
Viserion being maybe the most impactful death in the show so far.
DragoonKain
Neighbours from Hell
I'm listening to some of the podcasters out there, and I think every single one of them is taking that "The lone wolf dies, but the pack survives" quote waaaaay wrong.
A lot of them are trying to figure out who the lone wolf is. I think even looking at it in that way is all wrong. To me it's not a prophecy as much as it is a life lesson.
I took it as meaning "You either stick together or you die alone." Basically trying to encourage them that there is always strength in numbers and unity.
A lot of them are trying to figure out who the lone wolf is. I think even looking at it in that way is all wrong. To me it's not a prophecy as much as it is a life lesson.
I took it as meaning "You either stick together or you die alone." Basically trying to encourage them that there is always strength in numbers and unity.
Tyrion came up with the plan though. Telling her not to go save an ally is stupid as fuck after wards. Plus Jon did go and do his whole, "a need a few more kills for the trophy" bit.
Here's how they rank in fault:
- Tyrion
- Jon
- Dany
DarkJediKnight
Member
That never would have happened if everyone didn't think Rheagar kidnapped Lyanna. The Starks came down to King's Landing to demand her back.
lastplayed
Member
Sure, blame everyone but the Night King.
Personally I didn't like, it was too predictable.
I don't know maybe I am asking too much but I wanted something to happen that was unexpected. I think the rush of the writers is obvious, something which was evident the whole season and it is a shame to rush such a beloved series. But I don't know maybe it is just me since everyone loves it.
- Cercei not accepting to help, everyone could tell before they went to their silly quest to abduct a wight.
- Littlefinger dying, it's not that I liked his character but what was his purpose all this season? Absolutely nothing, he did nothing and with his death now I realized he was just stealing screen time all this time.
- Jon's heritage which we already knew, revealed by the all seeing Bran who is a bit ridiculous.
- And Danny and Jon getting together, yeah nobody could predict that.
I don't know maybe I am asking too much but I wanted something to happen that was unexpected. I think the rush of the writers is obvious, something which was evident the whole season and it is a shame to rush such a beloved series. But I don't know maybe it is just me since everyone loves it.
House Stark campaign slogan: Stronger Together
House Targ campaign slogan: Make Westeros Great Again
House Lannister campaign slogan: Feel the Burn
Woooooooooooow ONE MONTH AGO! Line the fuck up. Some of us said the Wall coming down would be the season ending event over a year ago. When S6 ended.
Tyrion:
RADIOACTIVE!!
thank you! I wasn't the only one
god bless this meme for getting me tagged
Would you blame the bear or would you blame the idiot hikers who decided to go into a cave to check out some cute bear cubs?
SixMachine
Member
It pretty much is guaranteed to happen next season, especially since Cersei is scheming while everyone is trying fight in the North. She probably will start a 2 sided war for the armies in the North and the only way they are getting to her is through the Mountain, so the Cleganebowl would officially be on.
DragoonKain
Neighbours from Hell
I predicted Brienne would play a role in convincing Jaime to turn on Cersei for this episode.
I'm proud. It felt like the writers wrote her there for a reason, so it just made sense.
I think you've got those two bottom slogans mixed. Cersei literally pulled from Trump's campaign this season lol.
lastplayed
Member
If said bear turns babies into zombies then yes, I'd absolutely blame the bear!
Considering she wanted Tyrion to know she was pregnant it could very well be.
But it doesn't line up with her bailing out on the deal though.
I need to re-watch that scene later now that I know she was playing him the whole team. I thought for sure she still felt something for Tyrion and that's why she wasn't able to kill him like she truly was with Jaime but it was just her playing 4D chess.
DragoonKain
Neighbours from Hell
Btw, was this a plot hole?
At the dragon pit, The Hound cut that wight up multiple times and it didn't die. But north of the wall, the Magnificent Seven were using normal weapons(some of them anyway) and it was killing them.
So, can wights die from normal weapons or not? I'm confused.
At the dragon pit, The Hound cut that wight up multiple times and it didn't die. But north of the wall, the Magnificent Seven were using normal weapons(some of them anyway) and it was killing them.
So, can wights die from normal weapons or not? I'm confused.
Monkeyball
Banned
This season was too actiony and predictable to me. Main characters becoming lovers, no main characters dying (meh Littlefinger) and just the predictable march of the white walkers.
I'm sure it was done just so it was more impactful but a lot of the Wights they've fought have been pretty much bone, so hitting them just breaks them apart, while this one still had guts and whatnot, maybe that could be why?
Nah they definitely felt the burn in King's Landing last season. It's what won her the Iron Throne.
DragoonKain
Neighbours from Hell
I get that, but IMO it's only like that because people are obsessed with the show(and books) and they have forever to dwell on plot points and come up with theories.
I mean, what are they going to do, kill off Jon Snow just for the sake of a big shocker? It would be contrary to everything the story has been about and built toward.
Twists are great, but only when they fit with the plot, and these major characters are needed for the great war, and even though stuff was predictable, most of it made sense in context to the story.
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Monkeyball
Banned
Well, the fight beyond the wall where all the heroes can just stand around near thousands of white walkers with lightspeed dragons saving them didn't make sense to me. They should have all died there, but they were main characters. It seems the first seasons did just that, but maybe I remember wrong.
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So when Jaime reaches Winterfell, all of the major valyrian steel weapons (that we know of) should be in one place right?
Jon - Longclaw
Arya - dagger
Brienne - Oathkeeper
Jaime - Widow's Wail
Sam - Hearteater
I guess they could have Gendry reforge Ice but I'm thinking it'll be more of a thematic reforging with Brienne and Jaime fighting (and fucking?) for the same side. Arya's dagger will probably go unnamed as it should be, and Sam could end up giving his sword to someone else to fight with, but after this season and "Sam the Slayer" he'll probably end up keeping it.
Jon - Longclaw
Arya - dagger
Brienne - Oathkeeper
Jaime - Widow's Wail
Sam - Hearteater
I guess they could have Gendry reforge Ice but I'm thinking it'll be more of a thematic reforging with Brienne and Jaime fighting (and fucking?) for the same side. Arya's dagger will probably go unnamed as it should be, and Sam could end up giving his sword to someone else to fight with, but after this season and "Sam the Slayer" he'll probably end up keeping it.
Of course they had to keep us in the dark about Tormund and Beric, of course.
It seems that's what a lot of people want, death. Meh.
DragoonKain
Neighbours from Hell
They killed off main characters, but once you dwindle them down to a certain point, the number of deaths has to come to a crawl, because they all have a role to play in the upcoming war. Without them, they probably can't win this thing. They need special fighters, not just generic soldiers, we saw how easily they fell north of the wall.
They were on the side of the wall that didn't collapse.
They actually fell in the the water, the first scene of season 8 will be Bronn pulling of them of them from the water. Bronn is top lifeguard in Westeros.