Viserion, and Rhaegal would be the names of the other two Dragons.
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Viserion, and Rhaegal would be the names of the other two Dragons.
ReturnOfTheRAT
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Dany's gonna tame Drogon and go to the Pokemon League by the end of season 5.
Awful. Use this,
Don't know if this comment is directed at my post, but I just made that connection because the three-eyed-raven-tree-dude said that Bran will fly right after Drogon went rogue (or was it before? I can't remember). And because it would be fucking cool.I never would have guessed Bran would be wargig dragon and I'm a pretty big GoT fan...I feel like I have been spoilered
...But now that I'm going over it again, he might've just as well been talking about ravens, which seems the more logical connection actually, lol.
In any case, I avoid the books like the plague. So it's not an educated guess if that's what you're afraid of.
TheLostBigBoss
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Does the Knights Watch even give a shit about the king? They threw down all former ranks and house names, they are only loyal to their cause.
HodorHodorHodorHodorHodor... Ho... Dor... Ho... DOR.
Not a book reader but Bran did had a vision of a dragon flying over king's landing but only seeing the shadow of it, now that old dude said he was going to fly its seems like a safe bet to say that the shadow of the dragon he saw was of him (Bran) flying over king's landing
Wind's Howling
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Shae testifying against Tyrion gave a whole new meaning when she was screwing Tywin the entire time. He set it all up. That amazing "you will not kill me" speech from Tywin just clicked with me. He was so ignorant and blind that he never realized how much he actually hurt his own children and that hurt became his own downfall. Why I am having the feeling that Jaime will think Cersei killed her own father because of the whole 'I told him' scenario before they went to another incestual party with each other.
Holy moly at the Brienne vs The Hound battle. That was brutal and gruesome, with Brienne's head bashing with a rock being the ultimate bad ass moment.
Arya is just awesome. There is no other word for her. Awesome.
I can see the sweet, sweet revenge the Starks will have but with all the Lannisters dying I feel kind of sad for them not being able to put an arrow in Tywin and Joffrey by themselves.
Holy moly at the Brienne vs The Hound battle. That was brutal and gruesome, with Brienne's head bashing with a rock being the ultimate bad ass moment.
Arya is just awesome. There is no other word for her. Awesome.
I can see the sweet, sweet revenge the Starks will have but with all the Lannisters dying I feel kind of sad for them not being able to put an arrow in Tywin and Joffrey by themselves.
I don't think they really matter in that sense but it's kind of hard not to like the guy that just saved your asses.
I think it's more about the Northern houses in shambles now after the Red Wedding who obviously wouldn't want to kneel to the Boltons. Stannis showed great commitment to the realm by taking out the immediate danger instead of fighting for his crown first.
The Night's Watch will just be glad to be saved and if they do recognize Stannis as king, what the hell is going to happen to them anyway? They're so far away.
Just a question, but why are you thinking Arya is going to Braavos (or Bravos) instead of north?
I thought she just showed the coin and made the dude change his mind about saying no to her earlier request. I would also need to look at a map to see where Bra(a)vos is but it's pretty obvious they're heading north.
(non)edit: but looking at a map, Braavos and north could both be seen as possible destinations given the last shot of the episode.
I thought she just showed the coin and made the dude change his mind about saying no to her earlier request. I would also need to look at a map to see where Bra(a)vos is but it's pretty obvious they're heading north.
(non)edit: but looking at a map, Braavos and north could both be seen as possible destinations given the last shot of the episode.
Wind's Howling
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She showed the coin the moment he mentioned Braavos. Her mind went all like "Jaqen! He can help me! I have to go to Braavos!"
Aw, man. Well, I get it --- what was happening was heavy --- but I think that scene might have been pushing Emilia Clarke beyond her capabilities as an actress right then. It just struck me as so forced or something, so I couldn't help but laugh at the awfully done crying.
Because Jaquen's "guild" is supposed to be in Braavos and that's where he told her to find him, right? She showed him the coin which made him change his mind since that guild must be highly respected in Braavos.
Arya's story has been obviously leading up to a trip to Braavos anyway as she becomes more and more like an assassin.
Vincent Alexander
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I have a feeling Bran's story doesn't end too happy. I'll throw out a guess now he spends too much time in a dragon and loses hinself in there. The body of Bran will become a hollow shell.
all of this is setting up for redemption stories that will end in tragedy when people like tyrion, jaime, and theon will get killed by the likes of sansa and arya for the stuff they did or were associated with from season 1
To see an old friend, Jaqen H 'ghar.
Vincent Alexander
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All I know is if Melisandre dies...and soon...this will become the greatest show ever.
Not yet. No one has said one way or other. Might just be a limit to how far they can reach with their powers up north.
AdmiralMikey
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I feel like my undying loyalty to Stannis Baratheon, Lord of Dragonstone, Master of Ships, Defender of Storms End, Chopper of Fingers, Dispenser of Justice, Patron to the Lord of Light and the One True King of Westeros, is finally beginning to pay off.
Because that's the whole purpose of that coin. To connect her to Jaqen and the Faceless Men, who reside in Braavos.
Maybe but it all seemed so badly portrayed, I mean they just sneak by without alarming anyone and just happen to land upon Mance. I'm sure they could have scouted or some shit but they didn't even bother to change clothes so I'm just doubting their planing
, "we'll be fighting north of the wall, better get my black water gear". I'm not mad about the outcome, Stannis seems the best bet at the moment, just how it didn't like how it all came about but it's nothing major.Major Gripex
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Just saw the episode and holy hell, Tywin Lannister went out John Travolta Pulp Fiction style. Didn't see that comming.
TheJollyCorner
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so did the warlocks of Qarth just give up on trying to kill Dany?
The last we saw was the little girl with the bug-ball, she escaped, and nothing since.
Just kind of seems like a loose end to me and (although completely different) that fireball launching child...thing... reminded me of that.
I also wonder what other scheme might have been planted (via Varys) in Meereen in order to disrupt Dany and her reign. Was outing Jorah really it? That plan would have completely backfired if Jorah had already been honest with Dany. Something else must be cooking there.
The last we saw was the little girl with the bug-ball, she escaped, and nothing since.
Just kind of seems like a loose end to me and (although completely different) that fireball launching child...thing... reminded me of that.
I also wonder what other scheme might have been planted (via Varys) in Meereen in order to disrupt Dany and her reign. Was outing Jorah really it? That plan would have completely backfired if Jorah had already been honest with Dany. Something else must be cooking there.
Wind's Howling
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You do not have to spoiler tag aired episodes here.
He died doing what he loved, sitting his ass on the throne and taking a shit at other peoples expense.
Wind's Howling
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No way. I love Tyrion. He was the only person who actually had his reasons to kill his own father. A father who wish he was never born not just because of his size, but also because he thought that Tyrion murdered his wife while giving birth to him. Charles Dance is a great actor but Tywin Lannister deserved to die in the shitter. The way he treated his family, that is exactly the way he ended.
eudaemonic
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I came in here looking for this as a gif. and I was rewarded. Awww yissssss.
I can recommend "Boars, Gore and Swords". Hosted by two comedians.
They get some things wrong occasionally, but it's hilarious.
Major Gripex
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Aha, thanks. I'm super sensitive about that stuff, force of habit I suppose.
They don't call it Game of Thrones for nothing. :U
My favorite on youtube is What the Flick's GOT review.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uM7clLfP5hU&list=UUwTcFaOYFjIbxHjrmP0ptxw
They also posted a pretty awesome reaction to the Viper V Mountain fight.
I never would have guessed Bran would be wargig dragon and I'm a pretty big GoT fan...I feel like I have been spoilered
Personally, that was literally the first thought I had when the old guy said Bran would fly. I never once thought he'd be referring to crows until I read this thread.
Arya is so fucking jaded by this point she'd probably just think Brienne killed that kid and stole the bread off him.
Fucking hell. Probably. This is how I felt about the Hound/Brienne fight -- I like both, didn't want either one to kill each other, but knew there was a distinct possibility that one of them would still end up dead. I can see GRRM using this similar kind of set-up among the whole cast, like you said -- some characters getting their revenge on others, and the viewers/readers feeling conflicted the whole time over it because you like both sides.
I think that was just an excuse to introduce Selmy into Dany's story.
Fucks given: 0.
Tywin was my second favourite character. Maybe the first even. He was one of the few in the show with the head screwed on the right way. He did what it had to be done, he hated his son, sure, but heh, nobody's perfect. I was hoping for a guard to arrive and impale Tyrion from behind.
Though I thought Tywin was smart, he died just like Oberyn did, he was so sure of himself, he didn't see the need for a guard to secure the shitter, and he died because of his lack of forward thinking. He slipped, and he paid for it. I mean he's the fucking king, you should take a guard with you every-fucking-where.
I'm only half-joking here
AuthenticM
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Because there is no sound, there should be some text reading "bell rings" near the castle, in small font, or something like that.
Smelly Tramp
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it's like even though i'm glad that smug bastard tywin is dead after him constantly winning for like 4 seasons, i'm actually kind of gutted.
i mean it's like all the characters with good dialogue are going out the window. the hound with his crass slurs, tywin with his beat downs to cersei and jamie, tyrion's clever quips, varys' witty historical speeches, and bronn...well being bronn (well i know he's not dead but i cant see him featuring much with tyrion being away from kings landing now).
the finale was good, like REALLY good, but i'm now left with noone in kings landing to not necessarily root for, but you know - enjoy.
the only characters left that i love watching that seem to be in the fray are stannis the mannis, davos the onion knight, and peter "the beast" baelish (absolutely love this guy).
it sickens me to think that jon snow, daenerys and bran might be the end game in all of this, i'm not sure how they are in the books but i can't stand the actors in the show.
atleast i've got baelish to root for anyway. hopefully he'll take king's landing and turn the throne room into a whorehouse just because he can.
i mean it's like all the characters with good dialogue are going out the window. the hound with his crass slurs, tywin with his beat downs to cersei and jamie, tyrion's clever quips, varys' witty historical speeches, and bronn...well being bronn (well i know he's not dead but i cant see him featuring much with tyrion being away from kings landing now).
the finale was good, like REALLY good, but i'm now left with noone in kings landing to not necessarily root for, but you know - enjoy.
the only characters left that i love watching that seem to be in the fray are stannis the mannis, davos the onion knight, and peter "the beast" baelish (absolutely love this guy).
it sickens me to think that jon snow, daenerys and bran might be the end game in all of this, i'm not sure how they are in the books but i can't stand the actors in the show.
atleast i've got baelish to root for anyway. hopefully he'll take king's landing and turn the throne room into a whorehouse just because he can.
Maybe The Wall keeps their magic contained since it's supposedly magical as well?
enigmatic_alex44
Whenever a game uses "middleware," I expect mediocrity. Just see how poor TLOU looks.
I don't care if I'm the only one, but I love Cersei, stunningly gorgeous and though the character may be abhorrent (75% of the characters on this show are actually), I enjoy watching her so much, just like I enjoyed watching Joffrey. Though unlike Joffrey, I don't want Cersei dead. Lena Headey plays her so well. Cersei is one of my four faves, (the other 3 being Danaerys, Brienne and Tyrion). Lena Headey is one of my favorite actresses and finding out she played a major character on this show is what got me to watch season one to begin with <3
I always stream it on HBO Go so I can watch it 3 hours before it airs.
Should have built that wall a lot farther north!
Ricky Ricardo
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Am I the only one concerned about what's going on with The Mountain?
Sounds to me like he's about to become even MORE OP, and I was hoping the poison would just kill him.
Foreshadowing for next season is pretty apparent there. With Tywin gone, Cercei is once again the Queen Mother in Chief. Meatbag Mountain to be her loyal bonecrusher.
Sounds to me like he's about to become even MORE OP, and I was hoping the poison would just kill him.
Foreshadowing for next season is pretty apparent there. With Tywin gone, Cercei is once again the Queen Mother in Chief. Meatbag Mountain to be her loyal bonecrusher.
victreeb3l
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Oh my God I really hope Bran wargs a dragon. That would be so cool.
I love the fantasy aspects of GoT. The skeleton fight was pretty great, minus the scene where Gorgi got stabbed. That was awfully shot and it made me laugh.
Also, the girl that was throwing those blue fireballs at the skeletons, isnt she the same girl from the very first episode of GoT? The one that gets reanimated?
I love the fantasy aspects of GoT. The skeleton fight was pretty great, minus the scene where Gorgi got stabbed. That was awfully shot and it made me laugh.
Also, the girl that was throwing those blue fireballs at the skeletons, isnt she the same girl from the very first episode of GoT? The one that gets reanimated?
Is that even in the books? Yes or no?
I'm not the only one who though of that then. :lol
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