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Game of Thrones *NO BOOK DISCUSSION* |OT2| Season 7 - [Read the OP]
- Thread starter Cornballer
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*wipes sweaty forehead*
I wish the White Walkers were real.
I like the fan theory that the White Walkers act out of a twisted desire to 'preserve' humanity against the ancient fire demon thing that was behind the Doom of Valyria. In the sense that everything will eventually die, but that ice can keep the remains preserved, while fire would just leave everything in ashes.
Triggerhappytel
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Berric and Tormund were on the wall just before Nighty and his dragon started destroying the wall - did it show what happened to them? I mean, given the wall was 800 feet tall I have to assume they're dead, but seeing as it didn't show it and how many character miracles we've had this season they could have teleported away.
He was an incredible man for keeping that secret for two decades and letting his wife believe he's been unfaithful. But he knew the truth could jeopardise the monarchy itself, and the fewer people who knew the better.
He was an incredible man for keeping that secret for two decades and letting his wife believe he's been unfaithful. But he knew the truth could jeopardise the monarchy itself, and the fewer people who knew the better.
lmao
Erebus
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This would make more sense actually. Otherwise, it's a huge blunder on Jon's and Dany's part.
Bronn will pluck them out of the water if they did fall in.
S8 opens with them coming up gasping for air.
Twilight Princess
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I want jon snow to die so much, because he's a fucking idiot and should have died a thousand times by now. But now that ive seen his ass, im conflicted......
Berric and Tormund ran west along the top of the wall, and made it to a point where they were on stable ground as they turned and watched the wall begin to fall from where they just came. The wall crumbles from that point towards the east, where it ends in the sea. They are safe.
Gunslinger
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If GoT was a blizzard game would undead vyserion be the last raid boss before Night king? I wonder what would vyserion and night king would drop.
Night King would drop his armor for sure, and then a shard of his icy corpse as an intellect trinket. Oh and his crazy ice axe thing.
You'd get a dragon tooth necklace and a glowing blue eye trinket off Viserion, and maybe a cape from his wings.
Samurai G0SU
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the show literally had Berric and Tormund looking at the wall crumble. they were safe on the west wide that would connect them to castle black. So we can bet that they will be showing up there so they can send ravens about the wall being breached.
molnizzle
Member
Vyserion would be a mount.
Night King would drop a legendary longsword called "Root & Stem."
Clever girl.
Dubbedinenglish
Banned
Lay siege.
It was a bluff to threaten Jaime to stay. He read right through it.
people speculate that she gave the mountain the order to never harm jaime
Nope.
Oh, thanks God.
But then why would the mountain pull his sword out a little bit. Or at least I thought he did.
He pulled out his sword a bit with Tyrion, too, even though the command was never given. Cersei didn't actually give him a command yet. He just readied himself in case.
tattooed_dwarf
Member
Shame Gendry wasn't up there with Thormund and Berric.
ForkNetwork
Banned
A missed opportunity TBH
Seeing both suddenly die would have risen the stakes a little
Tormund is a fan favorite and Beric still need to fill his purpose for being resurrected so many times.
They still be alive man.
there should've been a scene of Stannis crawling and finally reaching the wall, just to have an ice block crush him.
Imperfected
Member
Tormund can't die, he's destined to be the new King of the World when he conquers it with his army of giant ginger babies.
SparkyFrog
Banned
There are other castes before Castle Black, not sure of they have functioning stairs in the show though. It's a long walk in any case.
What do you think will happen next season regarding all the "teleportation" going on?
Since the white walkers and wights have finally breached the wall, they can't do that shit anymore if the WW & wights takes forever to reach Winterfell or any other cities, while Jon, Dany, Jaime & co. keep traveling at the speed of the light across the continent.
Since the white walkers and wights have finally breached the wall, they can't do that shit anymore if the WW & wights takes forever to reach Winterfell or any other cities, while Jon, Dany, Jaime & co. keep traveling at the speed of the light across the continent.
SparkyFrog
Banned
It's not necessarily luck, there's a good chance Night King has same greensight skills that, for example, Jojen Reed had.
I mean, it's time moving quickly rather than teleportation. Either way, besides the Lannisters pretty much every main player will be together in one place; so I guess it'll be a non-issue.
Triggerhappytel
Member
Oh, good. And they can come down in a few days when the last of the Wights has passed through and start attacking Nighty's army from the rear.
Imperfected
Member
Well... Euron's going to have to do some significant boat teleportation still.
He's the drowned god, so I guess he and the Golden Company will speed along quite nicely with more than favourable winds
Samurai G0SU
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all i know from the show are castle black, and the more recently named east watch. idk where they mentioned other castles along the wall, please link me youtube so i can remedy my memory.
thanks.
I think it's more likely that she'll take Littlefinger's face than anything. Sure, Cersei doesn't trust him, but it's more likely that Arya will do this than killing Jaime.
whats with the fucking attitude?
there have been talks about how the castles along the wall arent manned at all since the night watch doesnt have the men necessary to occupy them.
The only somewhat outlandish bit about his movement for me was getting past Dragonstone (twice?) without being noticed from King's Landing. Mayyyybe sneaking up on Yara like that or his massive fleet from nowhere. The former is easy to write off, the latter you could maybe peg as him not actually having 1000 and just boasting.
All his other trips work out basically fine time wise - Greyworm's fleet is undoubtedly slower, so Euron could have caught up easily with favorable winds after catching Yara and visiting King's Landing afterwards. Though he didn't actually catch up - sinking Greyworm's fleet while the Unsullied were still on board would have been the real goal. The Unsullied were already ashore and had taken Casterly Rock, so Euron in one sense failed is main goal.