Melisandre is lucky none of Stannis' soldiers who knew what happened made it back to the Wall. I suppose they're all dead.
The crawling man Ramsay stabbed was the last one.
Melisandre is lucky none of Stannis' soldiers who knew what happened made it back to the Wall. I suppose they're all dead.
Said it earlier in the thread, seriously nothing she does seems well thought at all. It's honestly kinda infuriating how she's had so many little magical over the top moments that seem to come through sheer force of will than anything resembling a plan or skill.
The crawling man Ramsay stabbed was the last one.
Like I said, this was clearly planned, but only after she found Jorah and Daario - she had been mulling it over before but had no way to execute it until she got their help. The plan itself was very solid. In fact, this is the first time where she actually planned something that didn't involve her dragons.
Imagine if the unsullied decided not to follow her commands in Astapor.
I think the implication is that the events of last few episodes have only taken up a busy three days at Castle Black.
Day 1:
Melisandre arrives back at the Wall after Stannis' defeat
Jon is lured outside at night and assassinated
Day 2:
At dawn, Davos finds Jon and seals his body away
Davos and the loyal brothers defend Jon's body for the day while Edd fetches the wildlings
The wildlings save the day
Day 3:
Melisandre resurrects Jon
Jon executes his assassins
Jon packs up and gets ready to leave
Sansa, Brienne, and Pod arrive
They receive Ramsay's letter
Probably, though this also implies that it took Sansa three days to go from Winterfell to Castle Black. That girl is fast like the wind.
she was mentored by the master teleporter himselfProbably, though this also implies that it took Sansa three days to go from Winterfell to Castle Black. That girl is fast like the wind.
Probably, though this also implies that it took Sansa three days to go from Winterfell to Castle Black. That girl is fast like the wind.
The crawling man Ramsay stabbed was the last one.
Except that any plan involving trapping yourself in a burning wooden hut is not a very solid plan. Even taking into consideration that she's immune to fire, there's still some serious risk involved with falling debris.
Didn't a bunch of soldiers desert him after Shireen was burned?
Oh yeah, here it is: https://youtu.be/ED66yqjstU4?t=1m6s Apparently nearly half deserted, and all the sellswords. Where'd they all go? I know it's the kind of nitpick that makes this thread unbearable sometimes haha, but it's hard to believe literally nobody except Melisandre made it back to the Wall. Given that Melisandre would most certainly be executed (Or just killed by Davos) for what she did, it feels like convenient plot armor.
And why would you desert to the wall? A place known for hanging its own deserters. Where it's cold as fuck and food is scarce?
You wouldn't. You'd desert all the way back home, or all the way to the hot naked people in sunny Dorne, that's where you'd desert to.
How are they supposed to desert to the other side of the continent? I dont think Westeros has that many teleporters yet. Castle Black is, I guess the closest castle. And there are villages nearby. Besides, why did Melisandre go there herself? She had no reason to especially since Davos is there.And why would you desert to the wall? A place known for hanging its own deserters. Where it's cold as fuck and food is scarce?
You wouldn't. You'd desert all the way back home, or all the way to the hot naked people in sunny Dorne, that's where you'd desert to.
How are they supposed to desert to the other side of the continent? I dont think Westeros has that many teleporters yet. Castle Black is, I guess the closest castle. And there are villages nearby. Besides, why did Melisandre go there herself? She had no reason to especially since Davos is there.
They went wherever whores go along with Ramsay's dogs.Didn't a bunch of soldiers desert him after Shireen was burned?
Oh yeah, here it is: https://youtu.be/ED66yqjstU4?t=1m6s Apparently nearly half deserted, and all the sellswords. Where'd they all go? I know it's the kind of nitpick that makes this thread unbearable sometimes haha, but it's hard to believe literally nobody except Melisandre made it back to the Wall. Given that Melisandre would most certainly be executed (Or just killed by Davos) for what she did, it feels like convenient plot armor.
Is there a requirement that Dany has to have at least one "bad ass" moment a season? Only one I can't remember one from is season four.
Did Stannis have Northern houses in the show? I dont think any of his or Queensmen would go to the Boltons. Either way, its exactly the kind of news Stannis' enemies would want to spread. So its odd it hasn't. Same with Littlefinger in Winterfell.I always assumed they went to the Boltons. That was the only way I could explain why they had such a large army and so much cavalry.
And why would you desert to the wall? A place known for hanging its own deserters. Where it's cold as fuck and food is scarce?
You wouldn't. You'd desert all the way back home, or all the way to the hot naked people in sunny Dorne, that's where you'd desert to.
it's to trick audiences into thinking she's a good character
and it works
She's a decent character in the books. A child thrust into this cruel game, learning as she goes. In the TV show she's basically a prop.
So what are our bets on the **shocking!!** death of the season? I don't see Jon losing or dying, though that would certainly be shocking, maybe Rikon's torture? or Sansa/Brienne/Podrick dying maybe.
Do you mean morally decent or content-wise? Casual show viewers largely see her as one of if not the best character, ultimate badass and looming savior of the world. While I think she is certainly a prominent protagonist who will play a large role in the end-game, I think the show has inflated her beyond what is necessary. In a world full of gray characters they've constantly portrayed Dany as a white knight. Very few show watchers see the gray part of her character.
So what are our bets on the **shocking!!** death of the season? I don't see Jon losing or dying, though that would certainly be shocking, maybe Rikon's torture? or Sansa/Brienne/Podrick dying maybe.
So what are our bets on the **shocking!!** death of the season? I don't see Jon losing or dying, though that would certainly be shocking, maybe Rikon's torture? or Sansa/Brienne/Podrick dying maybe.
So what are our bets on the **shocking!!** death of the season? I don't see Jon losing or dying, though that would certainly be shocking, maybe Rikon's torture? or Sansa/Brienne/Podrick dying maybe.
Jaime. He is completely stagnant and would be one more step in cersi going full meltdown to set up her fall the next season
So what are our bets on the **shocking!!** death of the season? I don't see Jon losing or dying, though that would certainly be shocking, maybe Rikon's torture? or Sansa/Brienne/Podrick dying maybe.
Rikon castrated and skinned alive is a given.
Also Kevan with a thousand daggers.
The only disposable one that would be 'shocking' is Jaime. The other characters either cant die or would shock no one if they did.So what are our bets on the **shocking!!** death of the season? I don't see Jon losing or dying, though that would certainly be shocking, maybe Rikon's torture? or Sansa/Brienne/Podrick dying maybe.
Back from my "vacation".
Episode 3 was a bit dull but that ending.
Four was fanstastic.
AND JONSA IS HAPPENING PPL.
So if they rescue Rikon will they be JONSAKON? One more and a Voltron they will make.
So what are our bets on the **shocking!!** death of the season? I don't see Jon losing or dying, though that would certainly be shocking, maybe Rikon's torture? or Sansa/Brienne/Podrick dying maybe.
So what are our bets on the **shocking!!** death of the season? I don't see Jon losing or dying, though that would certainly be shocking, maybe Rikon's torture? or Sansa/Brienne/Podrick dying maybe.
If you think this is going to be a happy ending you haven't been paying attention.
I still think that if Rikki survives Rambler then Davos will take him in. I'm pretty sure that's Davos point in these books.
But I didn't see the Doran death coming at all so who knows what they'll do.
Wait, dammit I had never even thought of Davos mentoring Rickon and now that I have and how great that sounds, it's going to hurt even more when it doesn't happen.
Thanks for that.HAHA
I think the implication is that the events of last few episodes have only taken up a busy three days at Castle Black.
Day 1:
Melisandre arrives back at the Wall after Stannis' defeat
Jon is lured outside at night and assassinated
Day 2:
At dawn, Davos finds Jon and seals his body away
Davos and the loyal brothers defend Jon's body for the day while Edd fetches the wildlings
The wildlings save the day
Day 3:
Melisandre resurrects Jon
Jon executes his assassins
Jon packs up and gets ready to leave
Sansa, Brienne, and Pod arrive
They receive Ramsay's letter
From your list, I'd predict:
The Mountain and The Hound (again), Loras, Allister, Theon, Osha if she ever shows up, All Freys, Kevan and Pycelle(guaranteed if Varys decides he needs to leave Myreen for reasons), Melisandre, Roose, Balon, Pod, Missandei, Beric if he (or any BWB) show up, Ramsey, Olenna, Mace Tyrell, Ellaria, Three-Eyed Raven, Olly, and 2/3rds of the Sand Snakes.
Left out Jorah, and I'll add Bronn :/
I can live with Bronn not returning, his relevance and usefulness pretty much dwindled once he left Tyrion. Plus, they're now physically separated which makes it even less likely.