Good, ill just ignore you then and post sensibly.
Why? Guy has got royal blood in him.
King of the North or something?
Yea - that's the episode.
I'm sure there's a scene where Melisandre and Stannis were discussing killing Jon Snow. I can't remember where or why...this is really going to bug me now. But yea, it was about the 3 who claimed the crown.
But no, Ned wasn't king of the north IIRC, only Warden. Rob was king, so I guess it's a grey area as to wether or not that automatically makes the others have royal blood.He essentially called himself King of the North, and declared independence. The Alex Salmond of Westeros.
Yeah i can see them fighting alongside the Black Watch against the walkers. I just expected there to be some kind of outcry.
No problem, I wasn't implying you got the idea from elsewhere mate, just thought I'd missed something
)We were talking about the Wiki, of which i have read tiny bits.
People posting non-spoilers should stop using spoiler tags then.
But yeah, whether or not that suddenly gives him and his family magic royal blood is completely up to where GRRM wants to take it I suppose. Jon is an unknown in that regards, but that possibly makes Sansa/Aria and the other two have royal blood power
Yeah I think the marrying of magic in this series is a little jarring. Like people die who can clearly be brought back to life when it suits the writing. I know that's obvious to say, and magic is only just really returning because of the dragons, but that other priest was always bringing back the guy with the flaming swords before the dragons came back, so magic is clearly there. (I apologise for forgetting the names
) who can change faces. Thank feck they brought the original actor back though!No it spoils nothing. There are two wikis, a wiki of game of thrones and a wiki of ice and fire. Obviously the latter is about books, but the former is simply everything about the show and nothing more. I read it to cover the details that are easily missed while watching the show.I'm not sure I get this wiki thing either, surely that spoils it too? Why would non book readers read that anyway? I try my hardest to stay well clear of all that, this thread and talking about theories is the only thing other than the show I watch/read. Though I feel we are getting borderline here with this
No it spoils nothing. There are two wikis, a wiki of game of thrones and a wiki of ice and fire. Obviously the latter is about books, but the former is simply everything about the show and nothing more. I read it to cover the details that are easily missed while watching the show.
Plus I am a huge fan of the history of this GoT world and the details of the history, how all the houses came about, all the wars, etc, so I tend to read about the past a lot. I've been reading about Robert's Rebellion since the time I started watching the show, and I have hoped since then that they make a spin off or something to show that at least, if not the other awesome events like Aegon's Conquest.
I just want to see Rhaegar being cast in the show, everytime you listen about him from other characters in the show, they seem to be in awe and he is the one who started the downfall of Targaryens, he is one of the biggest characters in this world, plus if the Battle at the Trident is shown then we will see Robert in his prime. These events are faaaaaaaaaaaaaaar more interesting than the crap going on right now, if you ask me.
But this is all history and this only gets talked about in the show briefly, only when you have the likes of Barriston or some old git reminiscing about old days. Like that season 1 conversation between Robert, Jaime and Barriston about the time the Mad King got lost and this current chain of events started.
