You cant control these niggas!
You have yet to acknowledge that!
1 more we episode, suck it up or
How about just not click thread.
Sick of you whiney mfers and the realism
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Game Of Thrones: The Sopranos with swords or Dynasty in chainmail?
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You cant control these niggas!
You have yet to acknowledge that!
1 more we episode, suck it up or
How about just not click thread.
Sick of you whiney mfers and the realism
Brigade.
Your Reactions While Watching Game Of Thrones: Beginning VS End
this is me to a tee!
fuq man whats good with the spoilers.
I guess i gotta stay outta this thread till Sunday after the episode. 
I guess i gotta stay outta this thread till Sunday after the episode. 
I remember being mad as hell when I read it last week before the episode leaked but I don't know who said it. It's got to be someone with some major connections because as you said he knew exactly which Dragon was going to die and I don't think the books have been written yet
He was an asshole for saying it, but does anybody know who he is?
Both Jon & Tyrion already TOLD Dany exactly.... WHY... but apparently, it flew right over your head.
Skip to the 2:00 minute mark...
When Tyrion says: "Yes, you'll need to be ruthless if you are going to win the Iron Throne... You'll need to inspire a degree of FEAR.. but fear is all that Cersei HAS... it was all my father had... and Joffrey... but (fear) makes their power BRITTLE... because everyone beneath them wanted to see them DEAD."
- That's WHY Tyrion doesn't want her to cause MASS CHAOS & FEAR by unleashing her Dragons.
- He doesn't want the civilians of King's Landing to 'wish death' upon Khaleesi the 'day after' she sits on the throne.
Now skip to the 0:17 second mark...
When Jon says: "I never thought that Dragons would exist again... No one did... The People who follow you KNOW that you made something impossible happen... Maybe that helps them BELIEVE that you can make OTHER impossible things happen... Build a world that's DIFFERENT from the shit one they've always known.... but if you use THEM [*looks at her Dragons*] to melt castles & burn cities... you're NOT different... you're just MORE OF THE SAME."
- That's WHY Jon Snow doesn't want her to cause MASS CHAOS & FEAR by unleashing her Dragons.
- He doesn't want her to be thought of the same way as her father... because the civilians of Kings Landing will 'wish death' upon Khaleesi the 'day after' she sits on the throne.
Jon never ABANDONED Winterfell.
He trusted in SANSA to... 'hold the fort down'... until he RETURNS.
There's a big difference between just 'peeling off without a 2nd thought'... and RELYING on your family members to 'take the wheel' (temporarily).
They need help from EVERYBODY.
All over Westeros. Where you been? 
Practically everyone has 'a part to play' in the Great War to come.
But the ONLY WAY to CONVINCE people like Cersei....and/or the ArchMaesters at the Citadel.... is to LITERALLY 'SHOW THEM'... that the Army of the Dead... is REAL.
- Was it a dumb plan? Nope. Not really.
- Was it a dangerous plan? Absolutely.
- Was it an inadvisable plan? Extremely.
- Did it work? Yes. But there was a 'price' to pay.
Now if you got 'A MUCH BETTER PLAN' to convince... the entire 7 kingdoms (very quickly)... that the Army of the Dead is REAL... then let's hear it.
Until then... sit back & enjoy the tv show.
"The books are the books.... the show is the show"
- George RR MartinObviously, after 7 seasons of watching the Army of the Dead 'just run amok' North of the Wall, killing all living souls... a single Ice Dragon is waaaay MORE IMPORTANT than getting all the 'living folks' in Westeros to help fight the Night King... in your opinion.
The whole purpose of the White Walkers... is to ride a Dragon. Not kill everyone.
Sure, I hear ya.
(Guess you never stopped to think that maybe the Ice Dragon could be used to knock The Wall down, somehow.
Because it's shitty writing. I get it. They should have a MUCH more convoluted plan to bring the Wall down, right? )
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Jon knows... not thinks.... not wonders about... he KNOWS that the enemy north of the wall is way more dangerous than any enemy south of the wall, and that the enemy north of the wall is determined to kill everybody. His home is the north, and his people would be the first to die and get conscripted into the army of the dead. His family, his friends, his allies, all dead and following the Night's King. He knows this, but nobody believes him except the wildlings since they fought the dead with him, and some of the guys Castle Black. Everybody else thinks he's bullshitting or at best too concerned about the problem and that the wall will hold them. Jon knows dragon glass and Valaryian steel will kill the ww, and he knows where he can find lots of it. It would be very unlikely that Danaerys would let Joe Blow from Kokomo come to dragonstone and start tearing shit up, so what's he to do? He makes the executive decision to go himself on a risky mission, but it's a mission that is absolutely needed to keep (firstly) his people alive, because as I mentioned, he KNOWS that the north will be the first victims.
All that above can't be denied, but you say he abandoned Winterfell? Taking all that into account, how is doing what he did abandoning Winterfell? If he stayed in Winterfell, they all die for sure. Their only chance for survival was him going. Then, the trip north of the wall to get a walker... again, he had to go because the wildlings trust & would listen to him, not Jorah (at least before that last battle). Without proof, everyone would still doubt the existence of the ww and their army. If they doubt their existence, they wouldn't help in the fight. Now, we all know Cersei is not going to be of any help; she's gonna set some trap, no matter what she says at the meeting next week, but from Jon's standpoint, he has to try to get her to listen and the only way to do that is to show her proof. Yeah she has an dead/undead thing, but it took Q a long ass time to raise him. The NK raises mufuckas in seconds and can turn living beings too.
So no matter what the northern lords think; they're wrong. The one dude said "the king in the north should stay in the north", but he was speaking from a position of ignorance.
All that above can't be denied, but you say he abandoned Winterfell? Taking all that into account, how is doing what he did abandoning Winterfell? If he stayed in Winterfell, they all die for sure. Their only chance for survival was him going. Then, the trip north of the wall to get a walker... again, he had to go because the wildlings trust & would listen to him, not Jorah (at least before that last battle). Without proof, everyone would still doubt the existence of the ww and their army. If they doubt their existence, they wouldn't help in the fight. Now, we all know Cersei is not going to be of any help; she's gonna set some trap, no matter what she says at the meeting next week, but from Jon's standpoint, he has to try to get her to listen and the only way to do that is to show her proof. Yeah she has an dead/undead thing, but it took Q a long ass time to raise him. The NK raises mufuckas in seconds and can turn living beings too.
So no matter what the northern lords think; they're wrong. The one dude said "the king in the north should stay in the north", but he was speaking from a position of ignorance.
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He ain't connected to a damn thing but a link to the script that's available for all of us to go and see. I chose not to look.
Who knows. I do know that dude already spoiled the final scene.
Dude's are being roasted for posting prophecies from season 1 and you ask who's not going to survive?!?
Yeah i don't buy the FOCAL POINT defense. It happened TWICE. The sword was the point of focus at first...and when Jon emerged you saw.... let's say a third of the eyes turn black..... then the sword then lost focus so you could see Jon come out the water, but as Jon's second hand came out and actually touched the sword the entirety of the sword's eyes blacked out. The post that caught it is only like 5 seconds and it only shows the time Jon emerges or his hand emerges, but it doesn't show when Jon actually puts his hands on Longclaw.
There seems to be some sort of connection between Longclaw and Jon.
I need to rewatch this episode and pay attention to the sword, at first when commander mormont gives it to him and then again when he tries to give it to jorah. I wonder what the eyes looked like then.
Jon just a natural with the sword...
Spoiler..the season ends with everybody sitting around a weber grill eating hot dogs and hamburgers 
It happened awhile ago I don't think many noticed it.
Yeah but GOT usually explains things bruh. Not just some magically reappearance
You gotta peep the DVD special features....talks abot the Lord of Light and the Doom of Valeria and MUCH more than the show itself...you get backstories on EVERYTHING...from Littlefinger's upbringing to why Davos is called the 'Onion Knight'.
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