Poor Talla getting screwed out of her rightful inheritance.
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Well the NW will cease to exist, so Sam can regain his title and lands. She will still get Horn Hill though.
Yes... Jon is the main character, everyone else is just supporting characters, but the entire, overarching story pretty much revolves around Jon.
He is the Song of Ice and Fire.
Rentahamster
Rodent Whores
That doesn't make any sense. How would he have come to be in possession of it?
It's a lot easier to say that he made it himself.
Is this the reality where he doesn't get stabbed to death and Sansa is happily married to Ramsay with no daily rapes?
Sansa would appoint new lords to the Karstark and Bolton houses.
Jon would still play the Commander Shepard role but would look better doing it.
Most men would rather deny a hard truth than face it. Joanna never loved him, just his power. Tyrion is the product of that denial.
Just as Tyrion can not accept the hard truth that Shae doesn't love him, just his wealth and power. But I guess he does accept it at her end.
Who cares anymore? It is a Fast and Furious movie now.
He can still get stabbed. Whatever. Just seems like he doesn't want to be a king but he does want to do Night Watch duties.
Rentahamster
Rodent Whores
It would be funny if Jon is king at the end, and he's like, fuck your fancy asshole names, call me Jon Snow, first of his name.
How does Sam get Highgarden? He's in the Night's Watch. He gave up his name and inheritance.
How does Sam get Highgarden? He's in the Night's Watch. He gave up his name and inheritance.
Jon got out by dying but not telling anyone. Sam could not die but tell everyone he did.
It's like poetry.
Admiral Woofington
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his family will be like "your dad and brother are fucking prideful idiots, come back lol"
John Dunbar
correct about everything
if his number one bro is the king that's no problem.
and there might not even be any wall left.
If he leaves the Watch to fight, he can't be LORD Commander anymore.
After the Others are defeated, what is the point of the NW anymore?
Would that mean we'd get Sany?
But why leave? He wants to fight White Walkers, right? And that's what the Night Watch does. It's just funny that he left a post that fights beyond the Wall, became a king, and now his lords are annoyed that all he cares about is fighting beyond the Wall.
To exile all the (non-Lordly) rapers.
Rentahamster
Rodent Whores
Sam: "I'm tired of reading about the achievements of better men."
This line was nagging at my brain until I remembered where it was from.
https://youtu.be/NQXHqJs9gsE?t=211
This line was nagging at my brain until I remembered where it was from.
https://youtu.be/NQXHqJs9gsE?t=211
Ocarina_117
Banned
I always felt Tyrion being a lannister is all that kept Tywin from killing him. If he had the slightest thought otherwise no doubt he'd have drowned Tyrion as a babe.
In terms of the show I loved the line 'I am your son. I have always been your son.' Fires arrow. Rains of castamere.
There are many hints at Tyrion, at least, being a targ. Depending on it's execution on the books I could dig it.
The relationship changes quite a lot. Tywin's inability to recognize that Tyrion is the son most like him because he's prejudiced against dwarves is way different if he's right that Tyrion is the product either of an affair or Aerys raping Joanna. Tyrion not being his son is what Tywin most wants.
Moreover, Tyrion's psychological trauma over being a kinslayer is gone if Tywin isn't actually his father.
broncobuster
Banned
Gilly ain't wrong. Sam survived longer than Randyll and Dickon.
What I'm saying is, if he doesn't leave, there would be no battle of the bastards and Ramsay would still rule. There would be no Lady of Winterfell. If he leaves to fight, he can't be Lord Commander anymore because he would be leaving the Watch. It's all connected. We can't really have a scenario where he stays in the Night's Watch and Sansa rules Winterfell.
jediyoshi
Member
It's funny how Randyll was portrayed this season, made it easy to forget he was a total shithead.
Sansa goes to Dragonstone and pledges the North to Dany if she helps liberate it from Ramsay. It would pretty much be the same thing Yara did.
ah, it's a better response to this gif instead of that one
Everytime I see that I keep thinking it's Jon fondling Jorah's grayscale.
How would she know about Dany? If Jon stays at the Wall, she would probably stay there as a refugee too. Then Dany arrives in Westeros eventually, but by would they inform the Wall? Tyrion only sent the raven to Jon because he was King in the North. Otherwise he's of no significance to Dany.
Tyrion doesn't get over killing the man who raised him just like that if it turns out he's "adopted" instead of trueborn.
If I'm a monarch landing to reclaim my rightful throne I'm sending ravens to every house telling them to pledge fealty.
How could you forget? He was a consistent racist and grim, gratuitous farmer-flogger this season.
Yeah, I get that. It's just funny how all Jon wants to do is Night's Watch stuff now.
Is it really "Night's Watch stuff" though? He knows the dead are coming, he knows the Wall might not hold, and if they breach the Wall, the first to die would be the people in the North. His people!
DrForester
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He doesn't want to do Nights Watch stuff.
He wants to stop the army of the undead that will kill everyone in Westeros.
That's what the Night's Watch is for. A king would just have someone else do it. Like Arya.
The Artisan
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BreezyLimbo
Banned
wrong thread
DrForester
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biosnake20
Member
Arrowhead.
The Artisan
Member
how did Cersei know about it?
also how did Tyrion communicate to Bronn that he wanted a meet?
Qyburn seized Varys's informer network of street urchins.
Whatever. Tyrion paid some Flea Bottom hooker to relay a message to Bronn, who often keeps such company.
Megalosaro
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Who killed Rhaegar? I forgot.
cj_iwakura
Member
Robert Baratheon, war hammer to the chest.
More like 'my dad killed your brother', but close.
The Artisan
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Yeah that's what I was thinking but if it is the case shouldn't Cersei already know what Tyrion wanted? If the devil birds knew about the meeting because they followed them that kinda implies they were there and heard the conversation but whatever
Jon's biological father is Rhaegar but his real father will always be Ned Stark.
cj_iwakura
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Oh, I thought he meant if Gendry talked to Dany.