Admiral Woofington
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It's like arrested development levels of incest thirst, only they aren't doing it as a joke.
Nah, Bran's superpower is knowing everything, but his weakness is that he can't actually tell important information.
He'll probably mention some horrifying memory of Arya's this time, like how beautiful she looked as she watched their father get beheaded or something.
That would make for some interesting TV.My theory for the rest of the season: Daenerys is going to die.
I just don't see how Game of Thrones has an interesting season 8 if either (a) Cersi is killed/exiled or (b) the Daenerys/Lannister conflict is continued to be drawn out.
Once the Lannister/Daenerys conflict is resolved, you're left with a boring and 1-dimensional conflict against the White Walkers. Unless the resolution is in the Lannister's favor.
Ending the Danny/Lannister conflict also risks denying so many satisfying scenes that just feel like they have to be there. The Hound vs The Mountain, Arya vs Cersi, etc.
If I were writing the show, I'd have Cersi kill Daenerys and the dragons go wild. Season 8 could then focus on Jon Snow discovering his true identity and trying to tame the dragons he needs to win the war.
My theory for the rest of the season: Daenerys is going to die.
I just don't see how Game of Thrones has an interesting season 8 if either (a) Cersi is killed/exiled or (b) the Daenerys/Lannister conflict is continued to be drawn out.
Once the Lannister/Daenerys conflict is resolved, you're left with a boring and 1-dimensional conflict against the White Walkers. Unless the resolution is in the Lannister's favor.
Ending the Danny/Lannister conflict also risks denying so many satisfying scenes that just feel like they have to be there. The Hound vs The Mountain, Arya vs Cersi, etc.
If I were writing the show, I'd have Cersi kill Daenerys and the dragons go wild. Season 8 could then focus on Jon Snow discovering his true identity and trying to tame the dragons he needs to win the war.
I'm thinking the opposite, cersei dies, dany and the gang go north, season 7 is about the battle for the dawn.
It's like arrested development levels of incest thirst, only they aren't doing it as a joke.
Gendry is too much fanservice. He knows how to smith Valyrian Steel so it made sense to get him to help the war effort. But now he's just a footsoldier.
I want this to happen so bad, the other thread would go on full meltdown mode.My theory for the rest of the season: Daenerys is going to die.
I just don't see how Game of Thrones has an interesting season 8 if either (a) Cersi is killed/exiled or (b) the Daenerys/Lannister conflict is continued to be drawn out.
Once the Lannister/Daenerys conflict is resolved, you're left with a boring and 1-dimensional conflict against the White Walkers. Unless the resolution is in the Lannister's favor.
Ending the Danny/Lannister conflict also risks denying so many satisfying scenes that just feel like they have to be there. The Hound vs The Mountain, Arya vs Cersi, etc.
If I were writing the show, I'd have Cersi kill Daenerys and the dragons go wild. Season 8 could then focus on Jon Snow discovering his true identity and trying to tame the dragons he needs to win the war, while also giving breathing room for the Starks to encounter conflict as they're forced south.
His master could in the books iirc.Gendry can smith Valyrian steel?
Consider what Jon's last words to Daenarys were.
Wait, what? Which book and scene is this? At Craster's Keep?
She will still play a slight role in the story since her brother Arthur was Rhaegar's best friend and got killed by Ned during the storming of the tower, which was most likely the reason she commited suicide, since the whole rebellion was all for nothing and killed all her close people in life. That's the reason she was alluded to being Jon's mother, she probably knew what was going on the whole time.
Yeah! It would have been cool to have Howland Reed about to flesh it out some more.
Tyrion going to KL was the worst idea in this episode. I mean, he's literally the most recognisable man in the city.
If the actor Kevin Eldon recognised him, I reckon lots of others would. I'm not sure how he finds Bron so easily.
And if Cersei knew about the meeting, why would she pass up the opportunity to catch Tyrion?
The suicide squad plan seems pretty dumb too. I'm pretty sure Cersei would see Wights as her best ally against King Jon rather than than the other way round.
Gendry is too much fanservice. He knows how to smith Valyrian Steel so it made sense to get him to help the war effort. But now he's just a footsoldier.
Could Cersei's child be the Valonquar? Her mother died in childbirth after all. I'm guessing not, but it'd be one hell of a twist.
I guess next week is the big ice battle, and the final episode is Cleganebowl at the summit of the 2 queens.
Wait, what? Which book and scene is this? At Craster's Keep?
Tyrion going to KL was the worst idea in this episode. I mean, he's literally the most recognisable man in the city.
If the actor Kevin Eldon recognised him, I reckon lots of others would. I'm not sure how he finds Bron so easily.
And if Cersei knew about the meeting, why would she pass up the opportunity to catch Tyrion?
If Jon, Dany and Cersei die, does that give the throne to Gendry? 🤔
Arya/Gendry will be good for pissing off the Arya/Jon shippers.
Gendry needs to be legitimized first
thats disgustingArya/Gendry will be good for pissing off the Arya/Jon shippers.
They were supposed to hook up in GRRM's original vision for the books IIRC. Course Arya was more like a combination of Sansa and Arya or something.thats disgusting
As he's literally the only living baratheon it wouldn't be that hard. Gendry legit has the most solid claim to the throne on the show right now lol, at least disregarding having armies, capital, allies, etc to take it. Just as a familial claim he has the best claim over any targs or lannisters as cersei doesn't have a legit claim at all and the targs were already ousted.
Edit: wait if all "baratheon" cersei children are gone does that legitimately give cersei the throne? I suppose as there isn't anyone else.
So you think we're going to have 8 episodes, each 90+ minutes, of "world vs White Walkers"?
I just don't believe that Season 8 is going to be 14 hours of "everyone vs White Walkers." Someone needs to be at play, which means that somehow the Lannisters need to stay relevant.
I think they're setting us up for Daenerys losing this war.
Lannisters win gives a lot of breathing room for season 8 plot lines. The Starks would be forced to go south again. Arya's list would still be relevant. The continent would still need to be unified. We'd see a ton of character development for Missandei and Grey Worm.
Edit: Just imagine... Cersi suddenly kills Daenerys. Dragons go crazy and burn/scatter the Dothraki. World left in absolute chaos as the White Walkers move in. Jon Snow has to become Jon Targareyan, tame the dragons, and unite the world.
Team 7 could've at least forged obsidian weapons before they went to beyond the wall. At least one of 'em
Gendry hammering some steel in the Winterfell forge.Arya/Gendry is going to be total fangasm.
I would like to thank whoever brought up Chrys reviews earlier.......
You don't forge obsidian. You need a first class chipper for that.https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=-EGAtLGDU7MTeam 7 could've at least forged obsidian weapons before they went to beyond the wall. At least one of 'em
What do you "have"? They started 5 years ago.arya/gendry would be creepy as shit considering maisie williams was like 14(?) when she started adventuring with gendry
so naturally tumblr is gonna have a field day
Lyanna was 15/16 when married with two 30+ Rhaegar ran off with her. Arya + Gendry was always supposed to happen and GRRM isn't backing out of it even without the time skip, and I don't think the show will either.arya/gendry would be creepy as shit considering maisie williams was like 14(?) when she started adventuring with gendry
Rhaegar was 24.Lyanna was 15/16 when married with two 30+ Rhaegar ran off with her. Arya + Gendry was always supposed to happen and GRRM isn't backing out of it even without the time skip, and I don't think the show will either.
Rhaegar was 24.
Dany said she's going to break the wheel again. What does that mean? She's still doing the whole feudal rule so I doubt see how it's any different.
wasn't tyrion the one who suggested the boneheaded plan to sneak in to KL without any disguise or hood to somehow contact bronn to meet jaime who he couldn't have known was alive at the time (again why didn't they scout for him/search the water!!) to tell cersei who hates his guts to meet them so they can show them a white walker and then all engage in jolly co-operation and cersei would never use them to be opportunistic?
lol
Jon's got Longclaw, Thoros got "Litebringer", Gendry can crush all the skeletons into bonedust, maybe the zombies will break their toofs on Jorah's stone-arm, and the Hound... is effed.
So Tyrion is a targaryen right?
I mean when Tyrion meets the dragons down in the cellar to unchain them, it's basically the same reaction when Jon touches the dragon.
So Tyrion is a targaryen right?
I mean when Tyrion meets the dragons down in the cellar to unchain them, it's basically the same reaction when Jon touches the dragon.