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Doesn't his face here look very similar to Bran's? I'm looking at the big nose in particular. I wonder if this has any implications for Bran's future/past/present/whatever
Doesn't his face here look very similar to Bran's? I'm looking at the big nose in particular. I wonder if this has any implications for Bran's future/past/present/whatever
Well, Old Nan did say the Night's King was a Brandon Stark right?
Disagree. All Ramsay needs is 20 good voters.
Haha, never get tired of "20 good men" jokes. The ASOIAF reddit was my main community for this at the time S5 rolled around, was there as much mockery and loathing for the fifth season here as was there there?
Haha, never get tired of "20 good men" jokes. The ASOIAF reddit was my main community for this at the time S5 rolled around, was there as much mockery and loathing for the fifth season here as was there there?
Well, Old Nan did say the Night's King was a Brandon Stark right?
One of the Stories Old Nan told Bran is about the Night's King. She said some people believe the Night's King was a Bolton, a Magnar of Skagos, an Umber, a Flint, a Norrey, or a Woodfoot. However, she identified the Night's King as a Stark of Winterfell and brother to the King of the North, and hints his name was Brandon.
Since the appearance of the Night's King seems to have changed yet again, I think it's worth discussing.
Doesn't his face here look very similar to Bran's? I'm looking at the big nose in particular. I wonder if this has any implications for Bran's future/past/present/whatever.
Since the appearance of the Night's King seems to have changed yet again, I think it's worth discussing.
Doesn't his face here look very similar to Bran's? I'm looking at the big nose in particular. I wonder if this has any implications for Bran's future/past/present/whatever.
Haha, never get tired of "20 good men" jokes. The ASOIAF reddit was my main community for this at the time S5 rolled around, was there as much mockery and loathing for the fifth season here as was there there?
"We had an assistant named Dave Hill," said Benioff and Weiss. "One day last summer he walked into our office and said, 'You know how Stannis really loves his daughter?' 'Yeah?' 'Well,' said Dave, doesn't it make sense that he'd burn her alive? What else is he going to do?' 'You're right,' we said. 'That does make sense.' 'This year, Dave Hill is a writer on the show."
"We had an assistant named Dave Hill," said Benioff and Weiss. "One day last summer he walked into our office and said, 'You know that kid (Sansa) whose family gets massacred by the Lannisters? The one who escaped to the Vale after Joffrey died?' 'Yeah?' 'Well,' said Dave, doesn't it make sense that Littlefinger gives her to the Boltons for reasons and she gets raped every night by Ramsay Snow? Where else is she going to go?' 'You're right,' we said. 'That does make sense.' 'And what if during the battle for Winterfell, she's the one who ends up jumping off a wall?' This year, Dave Hill is a writer on the show."
"We had an assistant on our show named Dave Hill," say Benioff and Weiss. "One day last summer he walked into our office and said, 'You know how Jon Snow goes to Hardhome to rescue some wildlings before they get slaughtered by the White Walkers?'
'Yeah?'
'Well,' said Dave, 'doesn't it make sense that Jon lands on that side of the Wall, so the Night's Watch has to decide whether to let the wildlings through or not?'
'You're right,' we said, 'that does make sense.'
'And doesn't it make sense that they'd let Jon and all the wildlings through even though they hate the wildlings?'
'Yes,' we said, 'that also makes sense.'
'And doesn't it make sense that the members of the Night's Watch who hate Jon, including the guy who gave the order to open the gate, would make sure all the wildlings were through before murdering Jon?' This year, Dave Hill is a writer on the show."
My favorite are the Dave Hill jokes.
I believe those are all from the Something Awful forums. It's based on this for those that don't remember. http://winteriscoming.net/2014/08/12/idea-landed-dave-hill-writing-position-game-thrones-season-5/
These are amazing and I can't believe I've never seen them before. Surely there's at least one for Dorne?
My favorite are the Dave Hill jokes.
I believe those are all from the Something Awful forums. It's based on this for those that don't remember. http://winteriscoming.net/2014/08/12/idea-landed-dave-hill-writing-position-game-thrones-season-5/
My favorite are the Dave Hill jokes.
I believe those are all from the Something Awful forums. It's based on this for those that don't remember. http://winteriscoming.net/2014/08/12/idea-landed-dave-hill-writing-position-game-thrones-season-5/
Hard to put any kind of significance on Mel getting naked. It's not like that's some unprecedented thing for her to do that it requires some Important Plot Justification...
Nobody stretches like the GoT fandom do. The "theory"-peddling cottage industry it has engendered is remarkable.
Are these legit spoilers? How has this all been confirmed?Things that should have been tagged.
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Are these legit spoilers? How has this all been confirmed?
How do you guys feel now that we know the Spanish guy hit the nail on the head with everything?
Roose's death, Wildlings battling and losing to Boltons, Dany enslaved by and eventually taking over army of Dothraki, Arya losing and regaining her sight, Margaery becomes a Septa, Faith Militant getting asses kicked, Tower of Joy, Greyjoy fleet battle of some kind, just beat after beat.
The only thing we don't know is exactly how they're ending the season.
I'm guessing Ramsay's death + Whitewalker invasion of the mainland.
Well, Old Nan did say the Night's King was a Brandon Stark right?
Well, I'll be damned.
These are amazing and I can't believe I've never seen them before. Surely there's at least one for Dorne?
Before the leak,
no one could have guessed that Ramsay would kill Roose, or that Ramsay would display his corpse on a cross. Now there's a battle with a clearly overmatched Wildling force against the Boltons.
Is the Spanish leak more in depth? Where can I read it?
Seems easy enough to make on your own. Let me try it.
"You know those 3 Dornish girls we have on the show? What if one of them had a bad pussy? Wouldn't that make sense?" "That does make sense."
"Then what if one of them poisoned Bronn, showed him her breasts, and immediately gave him the antidote?" "That also makes sense."
"Then what if they killed Jaime's daughter and he just went straight on home instead of going back and killing everyone?" This year Dave Hill is a writer on the show.
All he lannisters were great as well (outside of dorne though... So I guess Jamie doesn't count anymore )Can we all agree that the only storyline that has been consistently good on the show is Arya's?
Can we all agree that the only storyline that has been consistently good on the show is Arya's?
Can we all agree that the only storyline that has been consistently good on the show is Arya's?
Can we all agree that the only storyline that has been consistently good on the show is Arya's?
Can we all agree that the only storyline that has been consistently good on the show is Arya's?
I agree. It could use some levity.Nah, not really. I dislike the show's grim dark, punishment take on her training with the Faceless Men.
I agree. It could use some levity.
I would say the most consistent storyline is Jon's.
I remember on Reddit during one of the live threads last season, people (many of them) were speculating that Benjen had been warged into his horse this entire time (because it flashbacked to the horse scene in the "previously on" part). It wouldn't surprise me if people seriously believe he's the Night's King also. Hell, many think he's Dario.
Not counting Ollie, his storyline was pretty ok.I agree. It could use some levity.
I would say the most consistent storyline is Jon's.
Wow let me live
I mean, she's had absolutely no controversy for the entire run of the show and her character has stayed consistent with book Arya. I always look to her arc to be the shining beacon in the pile of shit that is the rest of the show these days.
I am still in disbelief that D&D won an award for writing.
I remember on Reddit during one of the live threads last season, people (many of them) were speculating that Benjen had been warged into his horse this entire time (because it flashbacked to the horse scene in the "previously on" part). It wouldn't surprise me if people seriously believe he's the Night's King also. Hell, many think he's Dario.
Put things in context. The last two books were a big fat mess and the neckbeard hasn't been arsed to even finish the story. To top it all, they have to cram it under ten episodes.I am still in disbelief that D&D won an award for writing.
I am still in disbelief that D&D won an award for writing.