Success!Too much risk of letting anyone know. Anyone. Take that shit to the grave.
Success!Too much risk of letting anyone know. Anyone. Take that shit to the grave.
no, too anime
I've been rewatching older Thrones episodes and Robb Stark might be the stupidest protagonist in the show. His stupidity doesn't excuse the evil that was done to him, but he is really really fucking dumb, even for a Stark.
then he wouldn't have been referring to Ned & Lyanna as "my father" and "my aunt" respectivelyYeah guys he doesn't wish to identity as a human anymore and we should respect his wishes. Don't be on the wrong side of history
How come Bran new Jon wasn't a Stark, but didn't know about the secret wedding? How does his knowledge work?
Too late
Jon Snow lied when he said NK was a general you couldn't negotiate with. Jon Snow remembers full well that Craster from beyond the Wall cut a deal with the Walkers: surrendering the male infants and he was left in peace.I stand for the Night King.
He will clean up Westeros from all these clueless people and grant a fresh start for the coming spring.
His intentions are clear, he's pretty focused and perfectly motivated.
He can do it.
Let's do this.
Jon Snow lied when he said NK was a general you couldn't negotiate with. Jon Snow remembers full well that Craster from beyond the Wall cut a deal with the Walkers: surrendering the male infants and he was left in peace.
Too late
Jon Snow lied when he said NK was a general you couldn't negotiate with. Jon Snow remembers full well that Craster from beyond the Wall cut a deal with the Walkers: surrendering the male infants and he was left in peace.
Who's the purple dude?Too late
I thought it was poor form of Eddard Stark to not tell his hateful wife that Jon Snow (who she wished death and disease upon) wasn't his illegitimate love child. He could've saved that boy's childhood from Catelyn Stark.
Too much risk of letting anyone know. Anyone. Take that shit to the grave.
Sanic
i think it's a shame that the series/story moved away from the grey morality of warring kingdoms to the evil big bad of the white walkers. granted it was always designed that way but still, something is lost i feel.
So it's up to Theon to catch and kill Euron and take over the rest of the fleet once he saves Yara. All of that would have to be done before the golden company is delivered from Essos. Good luck.
I think stopping the fleet will be Theon's redemption (and death). He has no other purpose that can be resolved.
He's not leaving simply because he gave his word. He's leaving because fighting the dragons and Dothraki + seeing the wight made him realized how fucked they are and how delusional Cersei is.
Assuming his love for her and their (Euron's?) child is so strong, it only makes sense that he would leave her side to fight the only war that matters. He doesn't care about winning against other houses anymore if that means everyone, including his sister and their child, is doomed to a fate worse than death.
When Cersei said "you were always the stupidest Lannister", I wish he'd replied "it seems another Lannister took the crown from me just now". He's clearly much more sensible than he used to be, and his heart is in the right place. Cersei fails to see how much he's grown over the years, and that's because she herself became stupider and stupider as time went on. Not to mention paranoid and desperate. The Cersei of season 1 would never have killed Ned Stark - remember, Joffrey made that choice, she wasn't on board -, but the Cersei of season 7 would revel in it.
Why didn't The Mountain kill Jaime?
I thought it was poor form of Eddard Stark to not tell his hateful wife that Jon Snow (who she wished death and disease upon) wasn't his illegitimate love child. He could've saved that boy's childhood from Catelyn Stark.
How come Bran new Jon wasn't a Stark, but didn't know about the secret wedding? How does his knowledge work?
He wouldnt be trusted amongst all the schemers if he didnt. Jon is right, when the Starks speak, words mean something.
Ned survives still to this day, his honour and duty protected Aegon Tygarian (Jon). Jon follows Ned teaching in everything he does and st the main mover for the great war, he'll end up the saviour of the living most likely.
Ned done the right thing.
Can Dany get nuked though? I mean, she's been pretty impervious to fire so far.
They need to find secret to valirian steel and make dragon valirian armor.
I feel like I'm the only person in the world that like Littlefinger. Sad to see him gone tbh. Ah well. I quite enjoyed the season finale.
So if Dany hadn't gone beyond the wall to save Jon and Co., how would the NK have destroyed the wall without the dragon?
Can Dany get nuked though? I mean, she's been pretty impervious to fire so far.
U know whats hotter than blue flame? Kit's ass
U know whats hotter than blue flame? Kit's ass
It's real.I'm guessing it was a butt double or prosthetic, it's too chiseled tbh.
It's real.
haaaaaaaave you met Jon?
Dragonfire is the hottest thing the have. She's completely immune to heat.
Nuke isn't about heat, bro. It's the expansion of contained energy. She would be dead in a sec from her internals coming out of her pores.
Say the White Walkera win the war, will they be able to survive in Westeros once winter is over?
I thought it was poor form of Eddard Stark to not tell his hateful wife that Jon Snow (who she wished death and disease upon) wasn't his illegitimate love child. He could've saved that boy's childhood from Catelyn Stark.