Down to the screech lol
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Game of Thrones *NO BOOK SPOILERS* |OT PART 2| Season 6 - [Read the OP]
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Bran and co (meera?) got another after that just by throwing some dragon glass on a stick at him. They seem to have to be there or at least have eyes on what's going on to direct the wights. Strategically, the white walkers seem small in number so they might be vulnerable.
BananasWithGuns
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So I have kind of an odd request. Could anyone get me a few good screen grabs of Theon from the end of the episode?
DangerMouse
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I loved the look he gave when he got inside and looked around in awe.
LOL yeah.
Naughty_Doge
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I'd need to rewatch the scene but that wouldn't make sense. Why would Olenna send the Tyrell army to Meereen only for them to sail back to Westeros immediatly?
Unless during that scene Dany is already in Westeros and sailing from Dorne to Kings Landing? I doubt it.
Man...they did not hold back during this episode. Tied up so many loose ends and it was amazing. Cleaned house with the deaths in King's Landing. No more Margaery, Loras or Mace. No more Pycell. No more High Sparrow and his followers. Cersi's Uncle and Lancel. Tommen (unexpectedly for Cersi) offing himself. Jamie back in King's Landing already to reunite. I mean...I could go on. Hot damn. On top of that we get the scoop on Jon finally. Sam is in a place to finally be useful. Arya is slicing necks in Westeros. Dany is making her move. Winter is here. The really went for it with this episode. I know everyone knows this, but I just had to say it myself and get it out. Whew.
Also, people talking about the wall, I think the Horn of winter is still in play? There's a horn in the bundle of Dragon Glass the Brothers find under the marked stone. Did anything specifically happen to it? Is it lost north of the wall in the battles and stuff for the Night King to find?
Also, people talking about the wall, I think the Horn of winter is still in play? There's a horn in the bundle of Dragon Glass the Brothers find under the marked stone. Did anything specifically happen to it? Is it lost north of the wall in the battles and stuff for the Night King to find?
Heck no. He just had the conversation with Sansa telling her that she is the lady and master of House Stark. Sansa refused the notion and argued it was his House. Both kind of shrugged off the mantle. Then all the lords followed Lady Mormont's off the cuff claim for Jon as King of the North.
I suppose Jon will march the Northerners to the wall and prepare for the Night King. He'll inevitably find Bran finally, but I wonder if Bran will bother telling Jon about his lineage... He might feel compelled to give his brother-cousin some solace about his mother.
If that's the case, when she needed some more ships for her army?
I'm not even sure she has to fight hard to get kings landing. Lannisters tend to self destruct when left long enough. The test for Dany for me is when Jon and the north calls to her, maybe via Sam and Tyrion (the only one there who knows Jon?) and then she has to keep the likes of Vengeful Dorne and Olenna in line to see the bigger picture and not get consumed by the personal vendetta against the Lannisters.
The war started because Rhaeger kidnapped Ned's sister (and Robert's fiance) so there's really only one person it could be.
Rhaegar "kidnapped" Lyanna for a number of months, and she wasn't pregnant beforehand.
2+2 = J
A tinge of pain in that expression with that feeling of "this may take a while."
She's been amazing.
More_Badass
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If you're watching a movie and a scene is edited for suspense (hitman leaves his safehouse at noon, next scene we see him waiting in his target's house at night), do people start questioning where the time went. The implication is always that enough time has passed for the next scene to happen
DangerMouse
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Man, I love that Dany/Tyrion scene. Tyrion with all those feels after all he's been through.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Jon never cares for being King or commander, but he does when needs to been done to fight the White walkers. I am surprised Littlefinger is upfront about wanting the Iron Throne, surely he knows that seat is just vanity and likely to get you killed.
Calm waterfall
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Did Cersi wanted Tommen to die?
No. Cersei often overextends herself and this was the result.
how are people still not getting this? lmao
Christ... Rhaegar Targaryen. The former prince and son of the mad King.
He and Lyanna Stark fell in love and ran away together. Causing the war of the usurper/Robert's rebellion. Lyanna became pregnant and died in a complicated birth that seems to have required a C section.
The real turning point was Aeyrs II killing Ned's father and older brother, then demanding Ned and Robert be turned over (for killing presumably). Like think about that. 0 -1,000 real damn quick.
Tom Nook Sawyer
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Game of Thrones has generally done a good job of transitioning between time jumps, such as showing characters meeting, or en route somewhere, though they've started faltering a bit in recent seasons. This episode seemed to be the most egregious by far though and stands out within the context of being a 60-episode show, and not just a 2-hour movie
While I personally don't think it's a big deal at all, I'm surprised some people don't understand why others might be caught off guard by it.
MadLaughter
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I think Cersei had come to terms with Tommen's fate. This season she seemed almost resigned to it, at least during their last interaction.
Six seasons now and people still complain about characters 'teleporting' even though we are given basically zero information on when events take place and how much time is in between events. Blows my mind, really.
TheOctodad
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Just saw a screenshot. House Tyrell and House Martell are indeed there.
http://m.imgur.com/Ur0aiXa?r
http://m.imgur.com/1Q37L0w?r
Implied they are close to Kings Landing.
More_Badass
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It's Game of Thrones' 737 down over Abq. The unintended consequences of selfish decisions
I screamed laughing when I saw that, and again when I read this post lol. That was fucking brutal.
Monocle
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Great season of Game or Thrones, or greatest? I was prepared to despise S6 after the preceding two-season slump, but each and every episode brought it. Damn.
Ugh, please no. What a huge downer that would be.
She basically tried to isolate him from all influences, but in doing so left him alone, confused, and overwhelmed with loss.
He would have made a great king, but with no court to politically groom him, he was basically a kind hearted child left with ridiculous amounts of responsibility. The pressure broke him and the pavement broke his fall.
Perfect hahahahahahahahaha
Boombloxer
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Yea, Davos was all emotion, I didn't sympathize with him at all.
But she'll be back, Daenerys' has her red priest with her anyway, and she even has her amulet.
This still begs a bigger question of the gods playing against one another, but we'll see.
I think at this point she realizes she can't escape Maggy's prophecy and was just waiting for the shoe to drop.
Won't happen. He will be impaling another monarch though. Hubba Hubba.
One ship per house doesn't constitute and entire army being shipped. Varys probably ported in Mereen in one of those ships anyways. Just a diplomatic showing to show allegiance if anything.
Tom Nook Sawyer
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Though I liked the scene, it took me by surprised too and didn't seem to mesh with what we've heard before
The surprise made him grow his hair, it's only natural.
BossDarkseid
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Where is Dany's fleet gonna land since they picked up the Martell fleet etc? King's Landing?
I can imagine Jaime become the Queenslayer/Sovereignslayer, sitting on the Iron Throne in despair and Dany's fleet lands and Tyrion enters the Red Keep and finds Jaime on the throne.
It's like poetry, it rhymes.
I can imagine Jaime become the Queenslayer/Sovereignslayer, sitting on the Iron Throne in despair and Dany's fleet lands and Tyrion enters the Red Keep and finds Jaime on the throne.
It's like poetry, it rhymes.
I feel like she's conflicted equally in that she wasn't able to show any emotion when seeing Tommen's body because the satisfaction she gained from the bombing was so strong that she couldn't really register that she indirectly caused her son's death.
As of now, it seems to me that Cersei has nothing and no one left to live for but herself. That final look she gave Jaime indicated that even he can do nothing to stop her now and she won't have any problem putting even him in danger if any given situation comes down to that.
Ziltoidia 9
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I was expecting Dorne. Makes sense with the Varys aspect.
Probably Dorne, it's the closest place to Essos.
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