In one episode though?
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*UNMARKED SPOILERS ALL BOOKS* Game of Thrones |OT| - Season 6
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In one episode though?
That's how I thought the first episode would be. Nothing in there is surprising.
Do the men follow Ramsey or Roose?
It's all wishful thinking means none of it will happen.
It's all wishful thinking means none of it will happen.
At Reddit they're predicting that Bran actually wargs into Hodor in the fucking past, and he's the reason Hodor can't speak now because he broke his brain.
Is that surprising?
Jesus if that is true, that's crazy.
Well, at least lots of interesting events will happen in the next episode.
I want to taste Linda's delicious tears when she tries to explain how this won't happen in the books.
Will the Thrill
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Jeez, I could see this happening at this point. Especially the end bit where he talks about what the season could end on.
I'm not sure if it's what I'd want either the books or the show to do though
That's just me being selfish and wanting Jon to be Jon out of loving the character
but you need...
Ooh la la sounds fun
-Pyromaniac-
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hope that leak is true, sounds like a good episode.
Yeah! Why was it unusually short? They actually could have explained what little story the episode had much better with a few more establishing shots (and less self-examination in awful mirrors.)
mercenar1e
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what bit is that?
Don't read if you don't want tomorrow's episode spoiled
Ramsay kills Roose, his wife and his son
I'm reminded of that bonkers old theory that Hodor touched some Ancient Evil in the Crypts of Winterfell, and that's why he can't speak.
Bran breaking Hodor's brain means we on some time travel paradox ish. That's a real dangerous road to go down...
Sounds like a Westerosi radio station. "You're listening to Drinkwater Radio, KDWR, 90.3 FM. Coming up: weather, traffic, and executions on the sixes."
mercenar1e
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How is it that the shows biggest mystery is the fate of Benjen Stark? Will we get an answer this season?
That's probably the path Mr. GRRM is going down. Remember Bran talking to Jon as a Weirwood in ACOK? TIME POWAHS
I'm pretty sure GRRM has already done some paradox stuff with the Obsidian candle
reelbigtink
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That would be the ultimate troll and I sort of hope he does it. Bran goes back in time thanks to tree magic and stops the entire series from happening. Ned wakes up next to Bob Newhart's wife and tells her he'd just had the strangest dream.
Really? Aren't they just like... burning now? I don't remember any timeline shenanigans with the candles.
They are known to be communication devices. That use magic to communicate over great distances. They also allow people to enter the dreams of others. Time paradox "shenanigans" was a mental jump by me. However weriwood trees have allowed similar visions of the past. So it wouldn't be out of place to suggest that someone could interact with the past/future through one of these candles.
IE when Jamie Lannister dreams of having a conversation with his mother. Who is around Cersi's age at the time, and she replies with him
Crazy Theory
This is another piece of evidence to support the theory that Rahella Targaryen is the mother of Jamie,Cersi and Tyrion. The Targs have a strong history with magic while the Lannisters don't. It would make much more sense that someone with royal blood was powering the candle then a random Lannister
Pretty sure just about anyone can have magic experiences in Planetos. Surely some characters are stronger with the force than others.
So far I've never heard the Linda person speak. I suspect I'd do well to keep it that way.
So far I've never heard the Linda person speak. I suspect I'd do well to keep it that way.
Moff
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I'd say he is by far the most common guess for who is the "villain" of the saga
but I think he leads both the fire and the white walkers
Steelyuhas
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New Episode Tonight: Home
Atraveller
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Holy shit, if this is true tomorrow is going to be a GOOOOOD day.
Kenzodielocke
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Are there any dead dragons in the books or have I read a fake spoiler a few years ago?
I would assume that Daenerys has to lose one or two dragons for dramaturgical reasons.
I would assume that Daenerys has to lose one or two dragons for dramaturgical reasons.
All 3 are alive.
Moff
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what do you mean, dead dragons?
there are some skeletons in the red keep basement
Kenzodielocke
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No, the spoiler back then was Daenerys losing some Dragons, the younger ones. Guess that was a fake spoiler. The only thing I got spoiled then was Lady Stoneheart, which the writers decided to keep out, or maybe she is still coming.
Are you sure you're in the right thread? This is for book readers.
Kenzodielocke
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Yes I am. I did not read the books, but a few years ago I read a spoiler regarding the deaths of Daenerys Dragons and since the show has caught up to the books, I thought I ask here if that's true or false what I read back then.
So this thread is only for book readers then ?
No just making sure you weren't going to be spoiled by any of the talk in here.
They fear Ramsey more for sure, but I would think Roose has some men of his own loyal to him.
Damerman
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That was an interesting read. But a lot of the connections between dialogue and the conclusion he tries to make are a little contrived and ostensible at best. There is no reason why bran can't be a knight through warging jamie. And the idea of bloodraven reanimating the dead and the dead permanently dead makes no sense. Still a good read and a very very interesting prediction for the show. Just confused as to why he picked little finger to reveal jon's parentage to jon.
That episode description has been available for a while already though.
cartoon_soldier
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The episode leak sounds extremely plausible and fits with the theory that end of episode 2 we just see Jon resurrect
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