Yup. Season 7 episode 7 Sam tells Bran about the annulment and the marriage. Bran goes back to view the marriage ceremony to confirm. Only Bran knew about Jon being the son of Rhaegar and Lyanna though. He told Sam about this in the same episode and thought Jon was Jon Sand before he went back to view the marriage ceremony.
Game Of Thrones: The Sopranos with swords or Dynasty in chainmail?
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Yup. Season 7 episode 7 Sam tells Bran about the annulment and the marriage. Bran goes back to view the marriage ceremony to confirm. Only Bran knew about Jon being the son of Rhaegar and Lyanna though. He told Sam about this in the same episode and thought Jon was Jon Sand before he went back to view the marriage ceremony.
do you have anything but gripes ? 25% of this thread is you complaining, its a tv show, damn suspend your disbelief a little
I said she was smarter than that. I didn't say she was the smartest character. Calm down and learn to read within context.
"Cercei is much smarter and cunning than that"
@grownazzblakman Ok bro. Let's just remember all your comments about Bronn when the show is over. I will be waiting with for my apology.
If Cersei wanted Jaime dead she should have done so when the Mountain was there at the end of season 7.
Wait, actually she did tell the Mountain to kill Jaime but the horrible show writers fucked that scene up.
Just like how she threatened to kill Euron but then ends up giving him pussy 6 seconds later.
Anyways...... until Sunday.
If Cersei wanted Jaime dead she should have done so when the Mountain was there at the end of season 7.
Wait, actually she did tell the Mountain to kill Jaime but the horrible show writers fucked that scene up.
Just like how she threatened to kill Euron but then ends up giving him pussy 6 seconds later.
Anyways...... until Sunday.
Yup, keep blaming the writing for your inability to keep up with the rest of the audience & pay attention to the plot.
Cersei intended to ‘scare the shit’ outta Jaime & let him know that she is ‘very capable’ of killing him.... Not literally kill him at that very moment.
She basically was telling him: “Don’t get it twisted... get your shit together... or else I WILL go all the way & smoke your bitchass, if I have to.”
And Jamie.... “calls her bluff”.
But the big difference between season 7 and season 8 is.... now Jaime LEFT HER.... On purpose.
He was still LIVING in the Red Keep & it was just a bad ‘lovers argument’ in season 7.... but by the end of the episode, he packed up a small U-Haul, took his shit & bounced to his own apartment, way over on the other side of town.
You complaining how Cersei talks to Euron.
Euron destroyed the Greyjoy fleet & stopped Tyrion’s plan to have Dorne launch a ‘ground attack’ on Kings Landing.
He captured the Sand Snakes & delivered revenge to Cersei for her dead daughter.
He sank all the ships that the Unsullied used to attack Casterly Rock. Leaving them unable to provide any help to HighGarden.
He pulled a masterfully ‘slick move’ right under the noses of Cersei’s enemies & leaves them all to go ferry an Army back from Essos for Cersei.
He also gave Cersei a whole Navy.
OF COURSE Cersei was gonna fuck this dude.
It was just a matter of time.She fucked her own cousin Lancel Lannister... and all he ever did was ‘pour wine’.
You think she was impressed by Lancel?? Not even. He was just a ‘warm body’ while Jamie was gone... oh wait... Jaime IS gone.... and Lancel is Dead... guess the writers should’ve let Qyburn smash long before Euron ever did, huh.
Sure, makes sense.
The same way you know that Wilt Chamberlain once scored 100 points in a basketball game.... even though you never attended that game yourself.
People talk.
Word gets around.And Jon is not just the King in the North.
He is a Legend, by now.
People want every aspect to be discussed/explained in detail. Smh.The same way you know that Wilt Chamberlain once scored 100 points in a basketball game.... even though you never attended that game yourself.
People talk.
And Jon is not just the King in the North.
He is a Legend, by now.
I’m pretty sure if there were any master blacksmiths they were probably summoned to King’s Landing or one of the other rich areas
He definitely died that shit like Sansa did when she was on the run. No way in hell his blonde ass make it Winterfell. Exact reason he put a glove on his hand as soon as he got on that horse to leave. No way in hell the Kingslayer makes it there without a disguise
Tyrion was very blonde in season 1 so was Cersei. Go back and check. All 3 Lannister children lost their naturally blonde hair.
Ok. I am really dumb then. Lol. You don’t understand what my points are.
Jon made a point not to tell Dany that he was killed before. Now everyone in the North knows? This is why I say the writing is bad. Why deny us the scene of Dany finding out.
You are totally missing my points dude.
Jon made a point not to tell Dany that he was killed before. Now everyone in the North knows? This is why I say the writing is bad. Why deny us the scene of Dany finding out.
You are totally missing my points dude.
The same way you know that Wilt Chamberlain once scored 100 points in a basketball game.... even though you never attended that game yourself.
People talk.
And Jon is not just the King in the North.
He is a Legend, by now.
Your theory of Qyburn acting on his own, in lieu of orders from Cercei, to hire Bronn to execute Jaime and Tyrion because she's "too smart and cumming for that" is both hilarious and ignores the protocol of the Hand, which acts on behalf of their King/Queen.
Again, those type of orders are her usual MO
Ive notice too, but think that’s a wardrobe mistake. Because according to book readers, Tyrion has a very different look in the book than show.
Or it could possibly be a play in to the theory that the Twins Jamie and Cersei, or Tyrion are not true born Tywin’s and the hair could be that foreshadowing the reveal
That isn't my theory at all. I didn't say Qyburn is acting on his own.
I was dissing the WRITING of the show when I said Cersei is too smart for this.
Cersei is too smart and cunning for how she is acting now.
Cersei knows that Bronn has a relationship with both Tyrion and Jamie.
There is NO WAY we should believe Bronn would kill either brother. It has no set up for this. It is just lame writing.
They have devolved the Cersei character because they dont have GRRM to weave the tale properly.
You Goofy niggas don't understand my context!!
I was dissing the WRITING of the show when I said Cersei is too smart for this.
Cersei is too smart and cunning for how she is acting now.
Cersei knows that Bronn has a relationship with both Tyrion and Jamie.
There is NO WAY we should believe Bronn would kill either brother. It has no set up for this. It is just lame writing.
They have devolved the Cersei character because they dont have GRRM to weave the tale properly.
You Goofy niggas don't understand my context!!
Or maybe you just give her character too much credit. Any of the complex smart plots that put her in position were constructed by smarter men. Her father and Littlefinger. She’s literally done nothing on her own that didn’t cost her dearly later.
And you keep talking about GRRM as if he didn’t give his blessing and told the writers what the ending is.
LOL!The same way you know that Wilt Chamberlain once scored 100 points in a basketball game.... even though you never attended that game yourself.
People talk.
And Jon is not just the King in the North.
He is a Legend, by now.
its a problem with the modern society across the globe. if everything is not spoonfed to them they don't understand or "get it."
people no longer have deductive reasoning.
its infuriating.
Thin line between that and goofy niggas making shit up.
Yup, keep blaming the writing for your inability to keep up with the rest of the audience & pay attention to the plot.
Cersei intended to ‘scare the shit’ outta Jaime & let him know that she is ‘very capable’ of killing him.... Not literally kill him at that very moment.
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She did the same shit to Little Finger
My understanding is Season 7 is spilt into two.
7 episodes in one half
6 episodes in second half
Season 7 is actually 13 episodes.
HBO suggested the split ....similar to Sopranos final season
Oh. I see. That is how they are claiming it. Hmm.
They are definitely out of material.
In my opinion that seems like disappointment to come for true fans like myself that are actually watching and paying attention to the story.
They are definitely out of material.
In my opinion that seems like disappointment to come for true fans like myself that are actually watching and paying attention to the story.
No, I’m not missing your points... Your points are just irrelevant.
For example in Season 7, Episode 2... HotPie TELLS Arya about how Jon united the Wildlings with several Northern Houses to defeat Ramsey Bolton at the ‘Battle of the Bastards’... even though HotPie himself was NOT there, because he was all the way down South (still working as a cook at the Inn of the Crossroads) near King’s Landing.
Word. Of. Mouth. Gets. Around... is the ‘main point’ you keep ignoring.
Before Arya arrives at the Crossroads... did you need to ‘SEE’ anyone pull HotPie aside & literally ‘TELL HIM’ that Jon was King in the North???
No. I bet you did not. But now all of a sudden.... you think it’s ‘bad writing’ when ‘word of mouth’ reaches Arya (off camera) about Jon being stabbed in the heart, huh.
Wake up.
Join the rest of us who don’t need every last single detail ‘spoonfed’ to them after 7 whole seasons.
And btw, the writers did NOT deny you the scene of Dany ‘finding out’ that Jon was LITERALLY stabbed in the heart & actually died, just like Davos claimed. She saw it firsthand & realized it was all true.
Which means you probably just were not ‘paying attention’ when it happened....
Look at all the people in the room helping Jon undress. Yes, those folks TOLD other people in the North about ‘what they saw’.
They send ravens. They write letters to their families. Nobody is ‘keeping that shit to themselves’.
Because that type of ‘miraculous shit’ doesn’t happen everyday. Look at all the Wildlings and other folks at Castle Black when Jon came back from the dead. Yes, those folks who never stayed at Castle Black TOLD other people in the North about ‘what they saw’.
They send ravens. They write letters to their families. They tell ‘total strangers’ on the roads. They tell stories around campfires. Or they tell anyone else who would stop to listen. Nobody is ‘keeping that shit to themselves’.
Because that type of ‘miraculous shit’ doesn’t happen everyday. Word of Mouth gets around.
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Last season didn't Bron literally tell jaime that if he died it would be at Brons hand? It was episode 1 or 2 when they first encountered the dragon.
Yes. He did.
Season 7. Episode 5. Right After Dany torched the whole Lannister army.
Ok. My bad. I must have missed that scene.
Scene is wack. No dialogue back to my original point.
Season 7 onward has been goofy stares.
Scene is wack. No dialogue back to my original point.
Season 7 onward has been goofy stares.
No, I’m not missing your points... Your points are just irrelevant.
For example in Season 7, Episode 2... HotPie TELLS Arya about how Jon united the Wildlings with several Northern Houses to defeat Ramsey Bolton at the ‘Battle of the Bastards’... even though HotPie himself was NOT there, because he was all the way down South (still working as a cook at the Inn of the Crossroads) near King’s Landing.
Word. Of. Mouth. Gets. Around... is the ‘main point’ you keep ignoring.
Before Arya arrives at the Crossroads... did you need to ‘SEE’ anyone pull HotPie aside & literally ‘TELL HIM’ that Jon was King in the North???
But now all of a sudden.... you think it’s ‘bad writing’ when ‘word of mouth’ reaches Arya (off camera) about Jon being stabbed in the heart, huh.
Wake up.
Join the rest of us who don’t need every last single detail ‘spoonfed’ to them after 7 whole seasons.
And btw, the writers did NOT deny you the scene of Dany ‘finding out’ that Jon was LITERALLY stabbed in the heart & actually died, just like Davos claimed. She saw it firsthand & realized it was all true.
Which means you probably just were not ‘paying attention’ when it happened....
Look at all the people in the room helping Jon undress. Yes, those folks TOLD other people in the North about ‘what they saw’.
They send ravens. They write letters to their families. Nobody is ‘keeping that shit to themselves’.
Look at all the Wildlings and other folks at Castle Black when Jon came back from the dead. Yes, those folks who never stayed at Castle Black TOLD other people in the North about ‘what they saw’.
They send ravens. They write letters to their families. They tell ‘total strangers’ on the roads. They tell stories around campfires. Or they tell anyone else who would stop to listen. Nobody is ‘keeping that shit to themselves’.
Word of Mouth gets around.
For those who seem to believe Cersei is so smart and cunning.... she grew up under her father who was one of the wisest men in the world .... heard all the folklore about the dragons(field of fire battle etc.) and lived in the Red Keep most of her damn life with giant dragon skulls in the basement .... yet...
Her dumb ass sees 2 living grown dragons ..... an army of savages and eunuchs .... led by a dude who came back to life and a woman who is fireproof come with proof of an undead enemy that won’t stop ... and ask for help
Somehow believes she’s going to beat the the Night King and of them with 20,000 regular men......
Explain to me how y’all think she’s smart ?
Her dumb ass sees 2 living grown dragons ..... an army of savages and eunuchs .... led by a dude who came back to life and a woman who is fireproof come with proof of an undead enemy that won’t stop ... and ask for help
Somehow believes she’s going to beat the the Night King and of them with 20,000 regular men......
Explain to me how y’all think she’s smart ?
Cersei's trademark is she thinks that she's smarter than everyone else. Yet whenever she pulls off her masterful plans she usually shoots herself in the foot. Some of yall must have forgot how many times her plans left her looking stupid. She just recently started picking up wins.
What win?
What was the primary reason that Bronn saved Jaime moments from becoming charcoal in the last season? "Brotherhood"?
What was the primary reason Bronn fought on Tyrion's behalf at the Vale during the trial by combat? "Brotherhood"?
What's "gooofy" is calling the writing "bad" while being oblivious to the consistent short foresight of Cercei and the Sale$-$word 1st of Bronn since only Season 1.
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I guess Highgarden, blowing up the Sept etc.
