I mean, I figured they'd just do it doggy style but if you're into Jon gagging Dany, I guess they could also do that.
Well Jon is a wolf which is kind of like a dog.
While we're at it lets have Ghost fuck Drogon from behind too
I mean, I figured they'd just do it doggy style but if you're into Jon gagging Dany, I guess they could also do that.
YES. lol
To the people suggesting that marriage is being held as an actual option for Dany (something I disagree with if only for the simple reason that it would have been mentioned before and not just as a throwaway line to placate Daario), here's one simple question:
WHO does she marry???
Have y'all been paying attention to the Seven Kingdoms lately? They're all either in shambles, currently being ruled by other women, or both.
There's no politically advantageous marriage to be had. Littlefinger? No. He technically does not rule The Vale (...yet), nor is the Vale in a strong enough position to really offer Dany something worth considering marriage for.
Jon Snow? Her nephew?
By my last check, there's no male ruler in a strong position left in Westeros. So who is she marrying? It makes no sense.
There's no need to play traditional politics like this. The old houses are dead or dying. That was kind of the point of this season.
Pretty cool detail that we finally know what that thing in the intro is supposed to be
Wouldn't Tyrion warn her about LF not being trustworthy? I'd be impressed if LF can win Dany over to marry him.I can't shake the impression that when Sansa denied LF and he said "a motherless bastard born in the South" about Jon, she thought it describes her.
He'll leave the Starks alone for a while but I wouldn't be surprised if LF starts courting Daenerys early next season, it's a LF thing to do, attach himself to power.
I can't shake the impression that when Sansa denied LF and he said "a motherless bastard born in the South" about Jon, she thought it describes her.
He'll leave the Starks alone for a while but I wouldn't be surprised if LF starts courting Daenerys early next season, it's a LF thing to do, attach himself to power.
- They've spent so much time on this character - he will have a major purpose
His purpose is and has always been the exposition character. Of course they would spend a lot of time with him... he is integral to explaining the story to the viewer in a way that we understand it. He won't HAVE a major purpose, he has HAD a major purpose.
Next season, at least one dragon has to die.
Cersei should blame the Mountain. If he didn't rape and kill the Martells, maybe Myrcella would be alive.
Maybe. lol.
Yeah I think he is more overwhelmed by a sense of belonging than falling in love with Dany. He was the famous dwarf Westeros and nobody took him seriously even though he is an intelligent man. Repeatedly he is told he'd be dead in a gutter if not for his Lannister last name. Finally somebody recognized his talent and rewarded him, mostly through his own skills than by name recognition as well. He is overjoyed.Tyrion got emotional because this is the first time someone has truly shown respect for him. Compare this scene to when he was Hand of the King back in Season 2.
And Jon isn't even a Stark. Though maybe it's time somebody in the Stark family corrected that.
Holy shit, pls tell me they are not going to pull out a (deus ex) machina sun to end winter?
Edit:
Ok, rewatched the intro and Sam's library scene. I don't know if I'm just parroting an already established fan theory, but here's what's going to happen:
- Sam will become GOAT, he'll provide the big deus ex machina moment for the show's finale.
- The science vs. religion trope has already been foreshadowed, when Sam met Melissandre at the wall
- Sam will study the ancient mechanism in the library - recover forgotten knowledge and make it work again
- The intro shows an artificial sun and the mechanism in the library involves multiple mirrors
- The show in the end will follow the fantasy trope of how knowledge beats magic and religion
- They've spent so much time on this character - he will have a major purpose
Just started and finished the season this weekend. So did Bran cause Hodor to become the Hodor we know? Sorry if this has been asked many times before, I just finished the season a few hours ago.
I just thought it's funny, he's not Jon Snow, he's not Jon Stark either, born in Dorne he could have been Jon Sand. Oh and he's not Jon.
Ok cool, thanks for the quick reply.Yes, he forced young Hodor's mind to see his death and seeing that + his mind traveling through time caused his brain to go splat.
And Jon isn't even a Stark. Though maybe it's time somebody in the Stark family corrected that.
Sam = Lord of Light?Holy shit, pls tell me they are not going to pull out a (deus ex) machina sun to end winter?
Edit:
Ok, rewatched the intro and Sam's library scene. I don't know if I'm just parroting an already established fan theory, but here's what's going to happen:
- Sam will become GOAT, he'll provide the big deus ex machina moment for the show's finale.
- The science vs. religion trope has already been foreshadowed, when Sam met Melissandre at the wall
- Sam will study the ancient mechanism in the library - recover forgotten knowledge and make it work again
- The intro shows an artificial sun and the mechanism in the library involves multiple mirrors
- The show in the end will follow the fantasy trope of how knowledge beats magic and religion
- They've spent so much time on this character - he will have a major purpose
I want to cry. Sundays are no longer fun.
Fear the Walking Dead comes back in August, lasts until October
Walking Dead comes back in October, 1st half of season lasts until December
Walking Dead comes back (again) in February, lasts until March
Better Call Saul comes back in February, lasts until April
Game of Thrones comes back in April
Doesn't seem too bad if you're into the other shows.
So nothing until Better Call Saul?
Mr. Robot starts next week.
Mr. Robot starts next week.
I don't think he's falling for her as much as he is grateful to her for shaking him from his weariness of the world.
Tyrion and Danny still seem 100% platonic, but Tyrion is finally out of his downward spiral. He has hope for the future and purpose in his life again, thanks to Danny. He's just surprised he could ever feel this way.
I am so confident he has fallen for her that I'll take an avatar bet on it. Or I'll boil and eat a leather shoe. Whichever is the more interesting to people here. Remember this folks---I'll be back a year from now!Pretty sure Tyrion and Dany are platonic at this point, even with that lingering shot being referred to that some feel indicates otherwise. He's used to having to deal with Cercei's bullshit at every turn and a boy king that didn't know the first thing about ruling. He's still taking it all in that he's finally able to make a difference and be recognized and appreciated for his strengths.
I was thinking the same thing. House Tyrell I think is 100% fucked. They have no males left as far as we know of that can reproduce and bring back the line. Or am I forgetting someone?Also it's interesting how close all of these houses now are to dying off completely due to a lack of continued bloodline. All of the Lannisters, Targaryans and Starks are on their last legs and will need to reproduce soon
And Jon isn't even a Stark. Though maybe it's time somebody in the Stark family corrected that.
I think he means by name.He is though. Lyanna was a Stark.
I am so confident he has fallen for her that I'll take an avatar bet on it. Or I'll boil and eat a leather shoe. Whichever is the more interesting to people here. Remember this folks---I'll be back a year from now!
I think he means by name.
I was thinking the same thing. House Tyrell I think is 100% fucked. They have no males left as far as we know of that can reproduce and bring back the line.
At least there's a GoT special at 9, so I have something to watch other than Preacher.
What's it about?
Just showing how they shot the finale, and all of the difficulties they came across doing it. Basically behind the scenes stuff on the episode.
Just showing how they shot the finale, and all of the difficulties they came across doing it. Basically behind the scenes stuff on the episode.
Just showing how they shot the finale, and all of the difficulties they came across doing it. Basically behind the scenes stuff on the episode.
Not gonna lie, I loved that.Trying to fill my Game of Thrones craving and stumbled on this pretty cool video someone made. Jon Snow - The White Wolf. Really makes me want to go back and start re-watching. Like...right now.
I was thinking the same thing. House Tyrell I think is 100% fucked. They have no males left as far as we know of that can reproduce and bring back the line. Or am I forgetting someone?
Well Mace and Loras are dead. I'm sure Olenna has a brother or nephew or something. Someone who hasn't been mentioned yet and could easily be brought in. The Tyrells are one of the great families of Westeros. I'm assuming there were more than 2 living males.
Family marriage hype!
Agreed. Romance would ruin it so I am expecting that.I think their relationship means a lot more if it's him being respectful of her. We know he can love, we've seen it twice, but have we ever seen him actually respect someone SO much that he vowed to them? Not until Dany.