Game Of Thrones: The Sopranos with swords or Dynasty in chainmail?
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Exact point for you to start and enjoy the comments when you are readyDamn, I see I will just have to avoid this thread for the next 3 days and then go back to page 498 (maybe).
http://www.bgol.us/forum/index.php?...ty-in-chainmail.580925/page-494#post-18129047
Yea man, its like motherfuckers stuck on stupid
SPOILER TAGS are not there for decoration
Where the hell did they get all that chain?
I got a bigger question for you... Who tha fuck jumped in the water and secured the chain to pull it out?!?
usually spoilers don't fuck the show up for me...I have been reading GoT spoilers since the show first aired but this is the first time I felt the experience was ruined
Fuck them dragons.
The chains most likely were attached to the anchors of any large merchant ships that may have sunk in the Shivering Sea (off the northern coast of Eastwatch) over the centuries.
Surely merchants and sell-swords have crossed the Shivering Sea from Braavos to the Wall (at Eastwatch) in the past, over those hundreds of years.
The Night King probably sent hundreds of dead soldiers to walk into the water and pull them out & drag them across the frozen tundra. Same way they dragged the dragon out of the lake.
The Army is already dead. So they don't need to breathe underwater.
And they cannot swim, so they just walk slower than usual, on dry land.
All those undead soldiers who fell in the water are most likely still there.
Probably walking around on the bottom floor of the lake.
Looking for a way out.
Just my theory.
Surely merchants and sell-swords have crossed the Shivering Sea from Braavos to the Wall (at Eastwatch) in the past, over those hundreds of years.
The Night King probably sent hundreds of dead soldiers to walk into the water and pull them out & drag them across the frozen tundra. Same way they dragged the dragon out of the lake.
The Army is already dead. So they don't need to breathe underwater.
And they cannot swim, so they just walk slower than usual, on dry land.
All those undead soldiers who fell in the water are most likely still there.
Probably walking around on the bottom floor of the lake.
Looking for a way out.
Just my theory.
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Half of the army of the dead,
Is all the way dead now!
Is all the way dead now!
Anybody peep how Arya and Jon are both dressing more like Ned but Sansa seems to be dressed more like Cerci?????? Hmmmmmmmm
That's because Arya is a Dyke and Sansa isn't.
Seriously though Arya is a Tomboy, and Sansa was raised to be a lady.OK that's not where I was headed, but ok
Lank for 6
I get it... I was thinking more along the lines of Sansa's dress and it's similar appearance to Cersi's as foreshadowing for the direction her character goes...
Is the dragon going to breathe ice now?
But Hot Pie will give her all the bread she can eat.
Agreed
Arya will definitely end up with Gendry, by the end of the series.Aside from Jon, he's the only person who could ever handle her... and accept her unconditionally. (Even the way she is now.
)I also think that because of how much Arya & Jon get along so well... it will also lead to Jon & Gendry becoming 'battle buddies'... just like Ned Stark & Robert Baratheon.
Arya will be the 'key' to that whole dynamic, before it's all over.
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There's an after the throne segment where the show's costume designer basically said that the character's outfits are a direct reflection of the character's mindset at current moment. Cersei started wearing the Militaristic type gowns as soon as she blew up all her enemies. Sansa did the same after she helped win the Battle of the Bastards.
Dany got some Romulan style shit going on lol
Arya's style this season is pretty close to what King Snow would wear
LOL!!! that brings up an issue I had tho...why attack the one in the sky as opposed to the one that was right in front of him where dany and them were...I think my major issue w/ this ep was the execution of it...I've been reading spoilers since day 1 but it was always incredible to see it play out on the show...and it was handled so well @ times that I'd forget that I already knew how it was going to play out
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Man I just started watchin all these theory vids
One that stood out was how bran got into hodor which from our perspective changed the past or past caught up with present.
Now what if like that he goes into pass to visit the mad kings rant on burn them all. What if the mad king had a vision where all trees(white trees) need to be burned?
Can the night king be a warg? Much stronger one.
Old man did tell him he would never walk but that he would fly, warg into a dragon, or fly it.
I can't call it...bran storyline to crazy for me...reminds me of this time traveling flick w/ kevin bacon
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