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Because they thought someone had to play the part of arys oakheartIn retrospect, why did everyone keep saying that Bronn was getting his head cut off by Areo Hotah?
What a weird thing to make up.
Because they thought someone had to play the part of arys oakheartIn retrospect, why did everyone keep saying that Bronn was getting his head cut off by Areo Hotah?
What a weird thing to make up.
Guys.
Guys.
This just in. I ventured over to the embarrassingly bad HBOWatch site, came across this, and facepalmed back out.
I used to write for the site before also facepalming out.
Hmm, you seem to know your good pussy from your bad pussy. Can you elaborate on what exactly constitutes a bad pussy?
Season 6 has to have a positive swing in momentum, right? Season 4 was mostly bad people getting theirs.
So wait, did they get a new actor to play Uncle Benjen?
I don't recognize him.
As much as I hate that little runty cunt in the show, I feel so sorry for Brenock. He did a good job with the shit material he was given, and it's only going to bring him hate.
Because they thought someone had to play the part of arys oakheart
So wait, did they get a new actor to play Uncle Benjen?
I don't recognize him.
They thought oakheart stand in would be banging the arianne stand inWhy is Oakheart needed if Doran's daughter is completely cut out anyway?
I read he went to the Kit Harington S1-4 School of Acting.The actor's performance was rather wooden. You could tell that while he nailed the part, he also seemed a bit board.
NOTHING from Dorne, show or book, is needed, ever.Why is Oakheart needed if Doran's daughter is completely cut out anyway?
No, that's Uncle Benji Stark.
Benjen just moved house.
NOTHING from Dorne, show or book, is needed, ever.
The fact that they have Mel leave what feels like an hour or so before the battle and then arrive at Castle Black within the episode is going to create some temporal problems next season, I expect, unless we just open with Sansa and Theon having already been running through the woods for several days.They pretty much have to do an "immediately after" finale, but that precludes the possibility of seeing anyone march on the Boltons or seeing the Sparrows removed from power.
They'll have to include
-Jon death reaction/resurrection
-Sansa/Theon escape
-Satan congratulating himself on defeating the greatest general of all time
The fact that they have Mel leave what feels like an hour or so before the battle and then arrive at Castle Black within the episode is going to create some temporal problems next season, I expect, unless we just open with Sansa and Theon having already been running through the woods for several days.
Plus, what safer place for her than a brotherhood of thieves/murderers/rapists?It will obviously open with them arriving at Castle Black after Sansa heard about Jon becoming Lord Commander.
After all, we need a new POV at Castle Black anyway, and Sansa needs new umcomfortable living quarters.
What better place to go to than the people who killed her not bastard brother?
What is he going to do next season now that Cersei is no longer in power?Littlefinger arrives at Castle Black to promise Sansa to the Night's King.
What is he going to do next season now that Cersei is no longer in power?
Kit Harington has confirmed he has left Game of Thrones and Jon Snow is dead.
The actor, who has starred in the HBO fantasy epic since the pilot but in the season five finale was murdered by his own men, also revealed that he was sacked from the show that made its name by unexpectedly killing off characters.
"I had a sit-down with Dan [Weiss] and David [Benioff], we did the Tony Soprano walk [letting an actor know they're being whacked.]. And they said, 'Look, you're gone, it's done'," he told Entertainment Weekly.
"And as far as the salary thing goes, that angered me when that story came out. I don't know where it came from, but it was inaccurate in many ways. It's going to put questions into your head and into fans' heads that things are not what they are."
The actor added: "Quite honestly, I have never been told the future of things in this show, but this is the one time I have. They sat me down and said, 'This is how it is'.
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"If anything in the future is not like that, then I don't know about it it's only in David and Dan and George's heads. But I've been told I'm dead. I'm dead. I'm not coming back next season. So that's all I can tell you, really."
However, as the next Game of Thrones book has yet to be published, fans still hold out hope that this is all a game of smoke and mirrors and the arrival of Lady Melisandre at Castle Black means that Jon could be brought back from death.
But fans will have to wait until next April to find out.
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Game of Thrones fans have been left beside themselves with grief over the death of Jon Snow.
The bastard son of beheaded Ned Stark and former Lord Commander of the Night's Watch was brutally murdered by his own men in the season finale of the show's fifth series last night, and fans aren't happy.
While Jon may have caused the deaths of untold Sworn Men to save their enemies the Wildlings, his death being brought about by little Olly, who'd he'd taught to survive, came as quite the shock.
I can't wait to see people's reaction when Jon is revived by Melisandre's bad pussy.
At this point, I'm willing to believe anything can happen in this show.Serious guess: Give Rickon Stark to Olenna Tyrell
I know it makes no sense. But quote me on that.
Davos will go with Sansa to Skagos and preside over her wedding to Rickon. She's already a polygamist so why not add incest to it?I was wondering about that.
So if Theon goes to the wall with Sansa, maybe Sansa will go to Skagos with Davos. On the show. I'm still convinced Davos will eventually bond with Rickon, maybe even adopt/take him as his ward.
Davos will go with Sansa to Skagos and preside over her wedding to Rickon. She's already a polygamist so why not add incest to it?
The fact that they have Mel leave what feels like an hour or so before the battle and then arrive at Castle Black within the episode is going to create some temporal problems next season, I expect, unless we just open with Sansa and Theon having already been running through the woods for several days.
The show has never worked like that (and it's especially problematic when you're dealing with two plots that are very likely going to intersect).Different POV, different time. Same as the books.
In Westeros, the flow of time itself is convoluted, with heroes centuries old phasing in and out.The fact that they have Mel leave what feels like an hour or so before the battle and then arrive at Castle Black within the episode is going to create some temporal problems next season, I expect, unless we just open with Sansa and Theon having already been running through the woods for several days.
His response to the question if Melisandre could resurrect Jon, definitely leaves the door open for him to come back IMO.
So that interview seems to confirm that Stannis is dead for good, but Jon is soon to be resurrected?
Haha we're all speculating that Theon and Sansa are still alive. But what if they're actually dead? The showrunners will be like: "Wait, you really thought they survived? We thought we made it pretty clear that they died there jumping off that wall..."
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I believe it when I see it, he'll obviously be back, they had Mellisandre show up just in time, that's not a coincidence, what is she goong to do at the wall if not reviving Jon?
I believe it when I see it, he'll obviously be back, they had Mellisandre show up just in time, that's not a coincidence, what is she goong to do at the wall if not reviving Jon?