I feel like I remember reading that Targaryens are immune to disease as a general rule...
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I feel like I remember reading that Targaryens are immune to disease as a general rule...
Lord of Castamere
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Nah, George directed the episode where his dick was cut off. No way he survives the series. I like the theory that he will save Asha, and then she'll put him out of his misery. I think she'll get the islands in the books.
hey_monkey
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I would assume Gendry the smith made that hammer?
He was even wearing the Baratheon colors with the yellow/gold tunic and black apron.
dsp
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Ohh, nice spot.
That hammer is one of the best bits of fanservice for me in a while.
BreezyLimbo
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Ftfy
Also re: Little finger
Heres why littlefinger is fucked
Because he is going up against a master assassin who can see in the damn dark
And because her brother has goddamn wallhacks. Sansa or not, he is dead and his cookie jar thieving days are over.
AndrewDean84xX
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Sounds like a fetish
The Artisan
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The Sam/Jorah scenes have been my favorite thus far. So they definitely did matter as they were very entertaining.
Also, "The infection no longer seems to be active" so I think we can forget about greyscale now
Probably 71 minutes of Hardhome 2: The Dark World.
Gunslinger
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I feel like Gendry was there because they needed one more for the magnificent seven.
Just wait until he gets to Winterfell.
They're going to have the weirdest sex imaginable.
AndrewDean84xX
Banned
He will die an earned stupid death, because of her. His death should be a joke.
Admiral Woofington
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they need to keep jaime around because she isn't manipulating others by fucking them, only him
Its not really clear what Bran's intent was with that line. It could have been a threat, it could have been a hint to LF to stop bullshitting him, or it just could've been a thought that suddenly came to him without any real motive behind it.
Intheflorsh
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Arya is almost as good at hiding as Dexter Morgan.
hydrophilic attack
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i'm pretty sure littlefinger and sansa aren't going to winterfell in the books for a good long while (because that was a fucking stupid play by show!littlefinger)
Gendry is the love child of Ned and Bob that the realm needs.
Hopefully he survives so that we can see a Baratheon + Stark marriage finally fulfilled (Arya, Sansa I don' care). Also because he's like the last Baratheon alive in the show. Would suck to have another old house completely extinguished.
They brought Rickon back to put an arrow through his heart without even letting him speak, and then none of his brothers or sisters ask about him. I'm kind of surprised Gendry made it through tonight's episode.
hydrophilic attack
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Throw another one onto the pile with
*Tyrion and Danaerys stand on the beach, watching Jon Snow pull in a rowboat with several undefined men*
*As they finish pulling the boat up, Jon turns to the queen, a mournful look in his eyes*
*He begins the walk up to her, slouching in that armor that he clearly doesn't have the silhouette for*
*He arrives*
"Just you? No one else?" the Queen asks the returning King, with an anxious look in her eye(brow)s.
*Jon sadfaces at Tyrion, and extends a closed fist towards him, palm down*
*Tyrion reaches his own hand to meet it, spreading his fingers wide under Jon's gloved fist.*
"The King in the North opens his grip, dropping a single slaver's coin into Tyrion's outstreched fingers*
*The faces of everyone around..*
The Artisan
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that's a good point, why doesn't Arya ask about Rickon
I mean...his name is literally mentioned on the show twice this season so it's not like the character is completely forgotten
chicken_pasta
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She probably learned off screen.
Dash_Riprock
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A girl wants doggystyle.
Latvian Hitman
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Not necessarily. There are other reasons why he might wield Gendry's hammer for a moment besides Gendry being dead. Seems to me that Beric and/or Thoros are the real fodder, here. There's really nothing left for them to do but get killed the fuck off.
Admiral Woofington
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Throw another one onto the pile with
*Tyrion and Danaerys stand on the beach, watching Jon Snow pull in a rowboat with several undefined men*
*As they finish pulling the boat up, Jon turns to the queen, a mournful look in his eyes*
*He begins the walk up to her, slouching in that armor that he clearly doesn't have the silhouette for*
*He arrives*
"Just you? No one else?" the Queen asks the returning King, with an anxious look in her eye(brow)s.
*Jon sadfaces at Tyrion, and extends a closed fist towards him, palm down*
*Tyrion reaches his own hand to meet it, spreading his fingers wide under Jon's gloved fist.*
"The King in the North opens his grip, dropping a single slaver's coin into Tyrion's outstreched fingers*
*The faces of everyone around..*
his last words were "I'm sorry you have no bad memories of me"
bengraven
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Well...
there are only four people running from the dead out of the Magnificent Seven and two are Jon and Tormund...
The Artisan
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that's us, the fans/viewers, making up an excuse for another forgotten but arguably, relatively, yet short-lived important character.
NintendosBooger
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Is the horn to bring down the wall still in play?
demosthenes
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He did the second she said "don't betray me again"
I don't think it's ever been mentioned. Not that the Night King can't snap his fingers and shatter the wall on the show.
fallengorn
Bitches love smiley faces
What if Arya knew that Little Finger was playing her.
What if Arya is the Waif but Littlefinger is Arya?
hydrophilic attack
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demosthenes
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hydrophilic attack
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Dash_Riprock
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There wasn't even a "Bad Poosey" quotable line :-(
What horn? Lol.
"Thought you might still be rowing."
Next episode speculation about Mormont:
Wonder if Jorah wielding Longclaw to save Jon is a bit too literal. Also, Jorah being north of the wall in a "Night's Watch" party would likely be close enough to fulfilling Jeor's words to Samwell about having him come back from exile to join the Night's Watch. Could totally see his death then.
Bounceounce
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It's hilarious how book Gendry is a follower of Rhollor and a member of the Brotherhood lead by Stoneheart, but show Gendry is anti-Lord of Light and Brotherhood.
Edit: Also how book Gendry hates Robert but show Gendry loves him
Edit2: And how show Gendry knows he's his bastard but book Gendry doesn't
Edit: Also how book Gendry hates Robert but show Gendry loves him
Edit2: And how show Gendry knows he's his bastard but book Gendry doesn't