Well the White Walkers themselves seem to be able to disrupt fire as seen when they attacked the Three Eyed Raven's cave. It'd be interesting to see how they fare against dragons. But yeah, the wights (undead army) seem to be afraid of fire, though I don't know if it's been established that they are weak to it.
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Game of Thrones *NO BOOK SPOILERS* |OT PART 2| Season 6 - [Read the OP]
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Well the White Walkers themselves seem to be able to disrupt fire as seen when they attacked the Three Eyed Raven's cave. It'd be interesting to see how they fare against dragons. But yeah, the wights (undead army) seem to be afraid of fire, though I don't know if it's been established that they are weak to it.
I agree with you and I find her incredibly cheesy and cringeworthy. Everything she says and the way she acts superior to everyone else give a really cringy look on her.
Presumably because dragonglass was used to create them.
As was said at the battle of the Blackwater, catapulting wildfire is probably a bad idea. One broken container and you've basically firebombed yourself.
It's pretty nerve-wracking that at this point it is still The Starks vs. The World. I mean they have the white walkers coming for their asses, The Lannisters/Freys probably coming from the south and Dany doesn't give a shit when she gets back..
It would be so weird if the white walkers are enough to align bitter enemies to fight along side one another. :S
It would be so weird if the white walkers are enough to align bitter enemies to fight along side one another. :S
Valyrian steel kills them too though, which is steel that was seemingly created using dragon fire.
Gabriel_Logan
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Stark and White Walkers vs Dany would be awesome
Naughty_Doge
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It was established back when Jon saved Lord Commander Mormont from that wight.
Lol.
Though I guess the Starks are dumb enough to side with the White Walkers. What could go wrong?
Yeah, that line irked me as well, but the point is that there is something going on with her character and she is still finding herself in terms of being a ruler. To me, that shit is awesome.
EDIT: Oh and the fact that she's interacting with more and more mainline characters has been extremely interesting to watch. Her scenes with Tyrion, Theon, and Yara were all very intriguing . i can't wait for her to sail to westeros. Shit will be awesome whether or not she succeeds.
I really liked her acting these past two seasons though
Nothing oscar worthy but nothing distracting either.
Confrontation
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So I wanna start watching Season 6. While I do love the series, I kinda don't want to start rewatching everything again to refresh my memory. Not sure if I'll have the time and be up for it anyway. Could you guys tell me perhaps if it I can just watching from season 3 or so? Should I be alright with that?
Right, I keep forgetting about that guy.
You should probably be good.
There's always those Youtube videos where they re-cap seasons, they're good to get a quick reminder of who is who.
CheDominik
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I agree it just adds to my dislike for this character. I'm still holding out hope that her plan fails spectacularly.
Elysium-777
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Same. I doubt it will happen, but that smug face she gets sometimes is really annoying. We've seen what happens to people who get too smug(aside from Baelish) and I hope something happens to her. I'd even be ok with Euron "The Drown God" Greyjoy somehow taking out her fleet and delaying her trip to Westoros.
Naughty_Doge
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Missandei: The ships are ready to sail, your grace.
Daenerys: Good, it's time to take my rightful place as queen of the seven kingdoms.
*Dany prepares to give one them good ol motivational speeches to the Dothraki horde*
Grey Worm: Your grace, the fleet has been burned and destroyed by some stranger.
Tyrion: Well, it looks like we'll not be sailing to Westeros anytime soon.
*Everyone looks and winks at the camera*
*Credits roll*
Dany's main function in the story seems to be bringing those dragons to Westeros and a new Army considering Westeros's military might has been crippled by the constant wars when she accomplishes that all bets are off i think.
Speaking of constant wars, how many people does Jon even have now? Couple hundreds? Also, it bums me out that The Wildlings who were once 100k strong have been whittled down to pretty much nothing.
The North could possibly now be united under Jon and Sansa but all the armies are probably in a pretty poor shape.
The North could possibly now be united under Jon and Sansa but all the armies are probably in a pretty poor shape.
Heckler456
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He theoretically has the army of the vale, I suppose. I don't think those guys are going back to the Eyrie any time soon. And they're the largest standing army in Westeros, aren't they?
BluePigGanon
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No Dany is insufferable for sure. But not only that, I don't even find her sympathetic anymore. Tyrion was right when he suggested she should just set up where she is forever in their first conversation. I can't see a version of her taking the Iron Throne that feels "right" - it all feels like ego. "I must be queen because I should be queen." Does Westeros have any say in that?
Yeah, if they're not the largest than they're one of the largest since they didn't fight in the War of the Five Kings. However, I was referring to the army he had without the Vale, should have specified that. I believe he had two thousand before the battle but by the end it seems like he had a tiny fraction of that.
CheDominik
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I for one welcome our new undead overlords.
Hodor died for your sins.
Yeah they are, next to Dorne. The problem is they're not loyal to John they're loyal to Robin who in turn is being controlled by little finger. Really a shitty situation for Jon he won the battle but the north is still in pretty bad shape thanks to Robbs mistakes and the Boltons betrayal. They wouldn't be able to handle the WW even if they tried.
Hardhome really hitted them hard.
But, what does LF wants. He's tecnically the Lord Of the Vale after all.
Naughty_Doge
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Well now that the Starks are the lords of the north again I suppose the other houses will be more likely to support them.
Heckler456
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Oh yeah, in that regard, he might as well have nothing. That being said though, now that he has the North back, he will more than likely reunite the other houses as well. Well, he or Sanse (or even LF).
A theory I'm kind of hoping comes to fruition is that
Sansa marries LF, becomes queen of the North, and subsequently kills LF to become sole ruler of the North, essentially becoming the biggest player in the game
All will kneel Before Daenerys Targaryen, the first of her name, the Storm Born, The Unburnt, Queen of the Andals and the First men, Queen of Mereen, Khaleesi of the Great Grass Sea, Breaker of Chains and Mother of Dragons.
CheDominik
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I hope she doesn't have to print business cards.
Thousands of people will get jobs printing her business cards once she comes to power.
Goddamn, this deal just keeps getting better and better.
dragonbane
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Well LF is in full control of them and he will surely use them to his advantage. To be fair technically Robin has command and maybe we see some shenanigans with Sansa trying to play him or something lol
The Real Abed
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Careful, my Khaleesi. It might be too hot for you.
Actually is; "Daenerys Stormborn of the House Targaryen, the Unburnt, the First of Her Name, Queen of Meereen, Queen of the Andals, the Rhoynar and the First Men, Lady Regnant of the Seven Kingdoms, Protector of the Realm, Khaleesi of the Great Grass Sea, Breaker of Chains, The Unhodored and Mother of Dragons"
dragonbane
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I don't think there is a way Dany or anyone will sit on the throne by the end. Her vision of KL in ruins with Winter in full effect is certainly coming to pass one way or another I bet. That will be her "failure", to simply have nothing left to rule. Then after the white walkers are eventually defeated all Seven Kingdoms declare independence or something
Ok serious question. I get the whole unburnt, queen of meereen, mother of dragons, the unhonored, and all that.
But where the hell did she get to be Lady Regnant of the seven kingdoms, or the protector of the realm? and the the fuck are they Rhyonar?!
Yes I think so, the broken throne room in the winter she saw during her visions will likely be what remains. If Cersei does go through with the wildfire plan then.. yeah I can definitely see that.I don't think there is a way Dany or anyone will sit on the throne by the end. Her vision of KL in ruins with Winter in full effect is certainly coming to pass one way or another I bet. That will be her "failure", to simply have nothing left to rule. Then after the white walkers are eventually defeated all Seven Kingdoms declare independence or something
Legend has it he still uses a DOS word processor to write the books, so copy and paste may be asking a lot.
ffejeromdiks
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Seeing how Ramsay gave absolutely zero fucks about the existence of giants, I doubt a resurrection story would have phased him in the slightest.
water_wendi
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Thats why Sansa should give Littlefinger what he wants, marry him, and then push him out the moondoor.
And keep breastfeeding Robyn, which is now like 18 or so.
yukianderson
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I have a theory that Dany will turn mad and end up being the last bad in the show. It would be far too predictable for her to end up in the iron throne.
A few episodes ago Jaime said that House Tyrell had the second largest army. Presumably the Lannisters have the largest. That would put the Vale no higher than third.
TheLostBigBoss
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