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So Dany is John's aunt?
Where do we think Arya goes from here? Will she have heard that Jon and Sansa have retaken Winterfell, and would that make her more or less likely to go there?
Also, where the living fuck is Ghost?
It also makes him a huge hypocrite for doubting Jamie and treating him like shit for killing the mad king.
Because he expects Jamie to be honourable, yet he dishonoured Robert by keeping an heir alive.
So are there any significant ramifications for Walder Frey's death? I never paid that much attention to that family so don't know how they're connected to anything except they were allied with the Lannister's for whatever reason. Also why did Jaime seem so disgusted with him? Was it because he disliked what they did to the Stark's, or something else?
So Dany is John's aunt?
So Dany is John's aunt?
It was handled so masterfully that even though a lot of people have been theorizing it for a while I was still utterly blown away by that scene.
Where do we think Arya goes from here? Will she have heard that Jon and Sansa have retaken Winterfell, and would that make her more or less likely to go there?
Also, where the living fuck is Ghost?
Again nobody knows about the Mad King plans to burn everyone right? Jaimie just told Brienne.
Ned just walked in to see Jaimie seating on Iron Throne.
He just doubts that Jaimie is truly loyal when he backs tabbed his own King he was sworn to protect.
So I've been thinking more about the reveal that Jon is a targaryen. If there's anything that this season of Game of Thrones has shown, it's that everything really matters, all the little details always come back into the play. Theories that book fans have had for almost a decade and TV show fans have had for several years finally started to payoff. It made me think about how everything that we see or hear in this series matters on some level & will eventually serve a higher purpose that we might not initially see.
So now that Jon being a Targaryen is known to the audience, I have to wonder what will come from giving the audience this bit of knowledge. Obviously since we're entering the endgame for this series, it would seem that Jon being a Targaryen will come to play a pivotal point in some form or fashion. It makes me really excited to see what the future holds for him & Dany. From my perspective, I feel like one of these two has to die before the series ends.
Only 13 episodes left in the series makes me sad
Is Howland Reed still even alive? Or did he maybe just die later of his wounds after the Tower of Joy? Even if not I assume he carried that secret to his grave or it doesn't really matter.
Also I would assume that even if the handmaidens said anything it's Ned's word against his.
I'm curious how you think Tyrion knows at all; I've never gotten that impression.
Is Howland Reed still even alive? Or did he maybe just die later of his wounds after the Tower of Joy? Even if not I assume he carried that secret to his grave or it doesn't really matter.
Also I would assume that even if the handmaidens said anything it's Ned's word against his.
I'm curious how you think Tyrion knows at all; I've never gotten that impression.
Great finale. Holy shit.
They did a great job of converging a bunch of plots and assuming HBO doesn't convince D&D to go longer than the 8 seasons currently planned, I can see the finish line now for the most part.
I'm not sure why exactly but I have almost no emotional investment Daenerys plot line. When she was sailing towards Westeros and the music was swelling, I just did not have any kind of emotional reaction to it. This should be her big moment, but nothing. It's cool and well done but I didn't feel particularly invested in it. Compare that with the Lords of the North proclaiming Jon as the King in the North, which had me welling up a little bit. I don't hate the Daenerys stuff, I am just not as interested in it as I want to be.
A strange flip-flop from about 3 seasons ago when I didn't give a shit about anything at The Wall and couldn't get enough of Daenrys and her dragons.
Benjen said he couldn't cross with Bran because of magic, which I had assumed was maybe the same magic the Three-Eyed Raven was using on the cave and Bran being marked let them bypass the barrier. I guess that isn't the case though?
Littlefinger probably turns attention south at some point early next season. He wants to sit the Iron Throne and Daenerys is going to throw a big old wrench into that while he plots out his new Northern strategy.
Arya appears to have Littlefinger teleportation skills. Obviously we don't know the exact timeline that is happening but she sure got back to Westeros quickly.
Friggin' LOVED this recurring theme that kept popping up this season. Music has always been great but this season might have been my favorite soundtrack so far.
In my humble opinion we just had the best 2 episodes of this series back to back. That alone makes Season 6 the best ever so far for me even if there were some issues and slow parts scattered throughout
Only 13 episodes left in the series makes me sad
That was the best GOT finale episode. Cersei has gone mad. What will Jamie do? I cant seem him on her side anymore.
Tommen's suicide scene was well done. Just a stationary camera, silence, and its abruptness.
That was the best GOT finale episode. Cersei has gone mad. What will Jamie do? I cant seem him on her side anymore.
How is it known to the audience? This id still a theory.
Littlefinger needs more leverage than just the Vale to take the Iron Throne. That's his end goal and to make it work he needs a much bigger force behind him, which means he needs Winterfel and Sansa.
Don't forget Hodor's episode too! That whole episode was amazing.
Btw, has it been confirmed how many seasons are left now? Feels like there is too much to do to wrap it up in just one more season.
Where do we think Arya goes from here? Will she have heard that Jon and Sansa have retaken Winterfell, and would that make her more or less likely to go there?
Dany seems unstoppable with all things considered, but it's beyond obvious the white walkers will upset the balance of it all. Once she finds out that Jon has more of a claim to the throne than she does, things will also get very interesting.
Is it? I felt the implication from that scene with Lyanna & Ned is that Jon Snow is the child of Rhaegar Targaryen & Lyanna Stark.
So if Jon has a legit claim to the Iron Throne, doesn't Winter win? e.g. The Dead would literally be sitting on the Iron Throne.
I feel like we're missing something very obvious right under our noses here. Lord of the light is from beyond the wall, calling it now.
Like first episode of season 1 by Robert and how much he hated himJust watching today's episode. I cant imagine how anyone can assume that. At what point Rhaegar Targaryen was even mentioned?
Just watching today's episode. I cant imagine how anyone can assume that. At what point Rhaegar Targaryen was even mentioned?