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Game Of Thrones: The Sopranos with swords or Dynasty in chainmail?
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I kept calling it even tho some cats were doubting, even saying the show would "jump the shark" if that happened 
despite the subtle clues (i.e. one of the dragon heads on the 3-headed dragon statue was smashed or missing, a blue dragon eye was shown in some of the season 7 teasers / trailers/ promo images, etc.)
I also think that awakened dragon will do some SERIOUS damage as well as providing a means for the Night King to get over the wall
despite the subtle clues (i.e. one of the dragon heads on the 3-headed dragon statue was smashed or missing, a blue dragon eye was shown in some of the season 7 teasers / trailers/ promo images, etc.)
I also think that awakened dragon will do some SERIOUS damage as well as providing a means for the Night King to get over the wall
That's what SPOILER tags are for, fam
I can't speak for others but I have no access to any scripts. Like I said earlier, its more fun to make a prediction based on subtle hints rather than read a script ahead of time for the mere sake of posting spoilers. That's a DICK move. Hell, I would get annoyed with book readers (during seasons 1 thru 5) complaining that such and such didn't happen on HBO from the books
Making a prediction (that later comes true) based on subtle clues is not a spoiler.
So every person that makes a theorized prediction, that may come true, based on hints/clues is a script reader? C'mon son
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Umm, Ramsay fought like the coward he truly was... True Jon would have lost without Sansa's help but other than that, I thought he went into battle like a real King would have. Well at least, how I think a real king would have back in medieval times, but
Its also what the REPORT button is for after repeated warnings. Enough is enough!!!!
Man, best to report that fuckin wildling, as they have no sense of decorum, ignoring REPEATED reminders of using spoiler tags.
Please use spoiler tags, bruh.TIA
Can't reason with Wildlings, best to hit that report button, that savage is going kamikaze and recklessly disrespecting this thread.
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The Vale was successful because they severely OUTNUMBERED the Bolton Army.
The Vale could've showed up LATE with only 10 horsemen.... and that would have still been a SURPRISE.
... and they would've lost. 
It was their SHEER NUMBERS that made all the difference.
Not their TIMING.
Sure, if you want to get 'technical' about it. That's True.
But the Boltons get the credit for crushing the last remnants of the Baratheon forces.
Because Stannis was already 'bleeding to death' from his leg wound
before Brienne showed up.He was gonna die anyways...... whether she was there, or not.
Brienne just 'put him out the misery'... of dying a slow(er) death.
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Gendry is still consider a Baratheon even though,he's a bastard.On top of that,we never got introduced to any cousins,uncles and etc,so there's still hope for that the Baratheons and Martells.
The only family that was confirmed to be wiped out on the male side were the Freys
They did not show her killing him. For all we know she could have taken pity on him and walked away
Oh shit, i just thought of something....what happened to Stannis' shadow/demon child after it killed Renley? Did it just jet out from the tent? Mufucka may come up on Gendry one day like "hey mayne...you know we cousins right?"
This got me thinking. By Season 2, we already knew Stannis' wife Selyse couldn't bear any more kids. So even if she didn't commit suicide, the only way Stannis (and therefore the Baratheon) line could continue was for Shireen to survive long enough to get married and have kids of her own (or would she just become a member of the house she married into?). Either way that makes Stannis decision to sacrifice his daughter even more drastic. He basically killed off his whole family line for a shot at defeating ONE army in the North.
My guess if the good guys win they will legitimize Gendry. Probably another reason why they had the scene where Gendry told Jon who he was. So Gendy has some pretty decent plot armor now. He's going to be involved in forging and dragon glass weapons and, potentially, is needed to resurrect the noble house of Baratheon.
That's hilarious.we didn't see the outcome of euron coming to castly rock with greyworm and the unsullied
sansa did a bitch move that almost cost her brother his life and cost the lives many. when breianne asked sansa why she didn't tell jon about the knights of the veil, sansa knew what was doing. the fact of matter is theyUmm, Ramsay fought like the coward he truly was... True Jon would have lost without Sansa's help but other than that, I thought he went into battle like a real King would have. Well at least, how I think a real king would have back in medieval times, but
Sure, if you want to get 'technical' about it. That's True.
But the Boltons get the credit for crushing the last remnants of the Baratheon forces.
Because Stannis was already 'bleeding to death' from his leg wound
He was gonna die anyways...... whether she was there, or not.
Brienne just 'put him out the misery'... of dying a slow(er) death.
true say, but them boltons were still get slaughtered by stannis sword when they tried to end him while he was bleeding out.
That explains your paranoia of theories based on solid clues is a spoiler
Honestly, if I read (which I did NOT) the script, I'd probably feel paranoid as well reading the theories of others and assuming they're dropping spoilers masquerading as theories. Nah, I couldn't do it (read the scripts) despite the temptation.
Again, I can't speak for others, but, some of my predictions have come true (i.e.
Night King getting a dragon
So I was right about the Night King getting an ice dragon, but I was just wrong about which dragon
^^ Exactly.
Sansa could have SAVED alot of Northmen & Wildling lives, if she had just told the truth.
Because they would have WON alot sooner.
Sshhhheeeiiiittt.... she might've even saved Rickon's life as well.
Because since Ramsey KNEW (ahead of time) that his Army severely outnumbered Jon's Army.... he used Rickon as 'target practice' in order to 'provoke' Jon & his men into 'charging forward'.... to lure them away from their fortified position & slaughter them, wholesale. With a barrage of arrows.
I bet if Ramsey had seen ALL THOSE MOUNTED KNIGHTS on horseback... before the battle started... he prolly would've changed his whole gameplan.
Because even if the Boltons tried to mow them down with arrows, it would not have worked out like they anticipated
The Vale had at least 3x times as many War Horses as the Boltons had. (If not much more)
So the Bolton archers would not have had the benefit of using an 'organized launch' (from a standstill) if they were caught right in the middle of a massive BUMRUSH of Armored Knights, all on horseback, scrambling through their frontlines & all their battlefield formations... while Jon & the Wildlings are slugging it out with the rest of Ramsey's infantry, on foot.
Ramsey would have been out there... scrambling around like a quarterback trying to avoid a sack
If Ramsey knew about the Vale, then the Battle wouldn't have taken place in the open like that. He would have stayed at Winterfell where there would have been an extended siege or he would have retreated to the Dreadfort where there would have been a siege there. Maybe he would have tried to trade Rickon's life or tried to go to The Wall for his life.
Nah. Alot of people died because Sansa didn't tell Jon about the Vale. They could have postponed the battle a few hours to wait for the Vale instead of losing most of their men in a massacre. I'd be pissed as hell if I knew she was sitting on that horse watching men die. The best strategy would have been for the Vale to take a longer route to attack them from behind. This would have cut off their escape and surrounded them. Delaying the battle one day would have accomplished this.
That's not what I mean, fam.
I disagree. The only reason Ramsey would have stayed at Winterfell for a siege battle... was if he knew (in advance) that the Vale was gonna fight with Jon. But he did not know they were coming.
At all.Since he didn't know that... he showed up. As expected. Ready to fight.
Therefore, all the Vale Horsemen would've had to do is.... wait on the other side of the hill they came over... or in the forest directly behind Jon and his Army, about a 1/4 mile back.
Once Ramsey and his whole Army shows up on the other side of the open field & he lines up all his troops... & sets up their formations... then everyone on Jon's side just BUMRUSHES the whole battlefield.
Including the Vale, who are laying back in the cut. (Horses can sprint at about 50 mph... so if they were only 1/4 mile away... they would reach the middle of the battlefield in less than 60 seconds, or so.)
That way... there's no time to retreat.
At all.And no time to 'hunker down' for an extended siege at Winterfell.
All Sansa would've had to do was 'keep her mouth shut' about the Vale being the 'backup plan'... hiding just out of sight.
If Ramsey thought he was just fighting against 3,000 Wildlings... he would've shit his pants... when he saw the extra THOUSANDS of Knights of the Vale, on War Horses... CLOSING FAST on his Army, before he could even start playing any dumbass 'archery games' with Rickon.
Ssheeeeeiiitttt....
If the Knights of the Vale came charging (full steam) out from the backfield... it would have looked just like Stannis' Army running over the Wildlings at the Wall.
(They wouldn't even have to try to surround Ramsey's forces, like Stannis did to the Wildlings. Just hit them head-on. With unstoppable aggression. And SCATTER their ranks.)It would have been a 'free-for-all', wild-ass melee... with the Boltons being severely outnumbered.
Even if Ramsey tried to retreat at that point.. AT BEST they would have only made it back to the 'front porch' of Winterfell... and would have been forced to fight... right outside the gates.
Because there's no time to 'battten down the hatches' or reinforce the perimeter... to get ready for a siege while that Big Ass Giant (Won Won) is busy tearing the front gate to shreds.
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Please use spoiler tags, bruh.
When Jon says, "they will see you for what you are", he's putting his pride aside for the greater good of saving the North (as well as humanity) especially after seeing Daenerys willing to risk her life to fight the Night King. The haughty Northern Lords will most likely come around when they see the undead proof and/or an Ice Dragon flying over them
Besides, after this coming war, there may not even be an iron throne to sit on, breaking the wheel of the realm.
Besides, after this coming war, there may not even be an iron throne to sit on, breaking the wheel of the realm.
Honestly, it appeared that something mystically unseen had occurred considering the wolf eyes of the Long Claw sword opened just as Jon emerged from the frozen lake. He may have been reborn (either figuratively or literally) yet again after being unarmed when a bunch of white walkers bum rushed him into the water sinking him
Thanks but don't just edit spoilers.
Chappelle voice: You need to ban dem muthafuckas
Agreed, if weakness is displayed on spoiler posting, others will follow suite in purposely not using spoiler tags as a "fuck yo couch" to this thread
Mods have to unleash sometimes unleash fire to keep order in this thread
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nah sorry...only torrents/dl's
Man, my will broke and I wound up watching a decent 720 stream with the CC option on to not miss any of the cool ass lines. The pressure was too great lol but thanks for replying anyways, fam
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.
My Theory:
I think the chains may have been left from that battle where the wildlings attempted to raise the gate using chains on wooly mammoths with giants directing the attempted breach as well as a number of other possible sources mentioned
Most likely since the them of the GOT series has always been fire and ice, which has numerous meanings
Man, that's a GOOD guess that I'd be inclined to agree with but
I don't think she will kill her to do it
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Everything I've read indicates that you have to kill a person to use their face as a mask. Is there anything shown in the show that contradicts that? I would agree that would be an easy way for Arya to catch Littlefinger, but how does she get a mask of someone littlefinger trusts without killing them?
@dawilleyone That's a good point but
Arya said all she needed was to "know" Sansa's face so I'm thinking there maybe something behind that
She saying I don't what do on the battlefield yet could of told Jon right there about her secret plan with the Vale,instead she bitch and moan like a 5 year old...She had many chances to say something yet decided to be quiet.
On top of that,they really didn't have time,because the White Walkers was on the way,so Jon had no choice but to make haste getting rid of Ramsay first,before the real threat comes.
Yeah,it was very strategic to get the few people that was on your side at the time killed,because you want to get all the credit....
There is a reason,why Arya called her out on her bullshit last week.
Forgot about the freys being exterminated.
Right. Bastards have no legal claim to the name of their father.
Gendry is not a Baratheon.
Gendry is not a Baratheon.
Arya didn't call her out on BS last week! You mean this week? You talking about something that didn't air yet?
She saying I don't what do on the battlefield yet could of told Jon right there about her secret plan with the Vale,instead she bitch and moan like a 5 year old...She had many chances to say something yet decided to be quiet.
On top of that,they really didn't have time,because the White Walkers was on the way,so Jon had no choice but to make haste getting rid of Ramsay first,before the real threat comes.
Yeah,it was very strategic to get the few people that was on your side at the time killed,because you want to get all the credit....
There is a reason,why Arya called her out on her bullshit last week.
The Stark sisters need to stop fighting each other
Why? Arya knows Sansa is power hungry and it wouldn't be out of her character to backstab Jon.Nothing will come from it though because Arya would never hurt her sister.
Power hungry......nope....cause Jon offered her the job in the beginning and she turned it down.
Interesting convo in 2 different spots.
When jon offers longclaw to mormont he (mormont) refuses and says to jon may it serve you well and your children after you.
Than tyrion talks with dany about succession...all things that make you go
When jon offers longclaw to mormont he (mormont) refuses and says to jon may it serve you well and your children after you.
Than tyrion talks with dany about succession...all things that make you go
Wait it ends next week!?
Thank god we can now freely discuss this episode
lets get started with the greatest moment...
So yaw think the hound gon fight tormand for brienne?
lets get started with the greatest moment...
So yaw think the hound gon fight tormand for brienne?
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