basically anybody who had an emotional moment haha
I could see gendry dying too
I could see gendry dying too
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Least he went out with a bang if that’s the case.
I didn't mention names, you are talking about the post I quoted mate.
But yeah, it's an obvious tv thing. I agree with it too, you can't just go with what the viewers know, you have to write for the characters. And in that moment, Bran probably had other thoughts and neither Jaimie or Brienne would risk beheading to speak of those things.
Lyanna Mormont and it is going to break my fecking heart.
Spoiler that!
Definitely.
It's gone full Walking Dead and those have all reached the end. I think
Sansa and Arya should go too as real shocks to viewers, but they won't. Sansa really has nothing much left, unless she ends up queen, and Arya could be the one to end the KK but die in the process, with Jaqen making an appearance to collect her face after her job is done. But again, neither will, I think they live to face the final boss in Cersei
I haven't read spoilers, but it was pretty obvious. I mean, the whole episode is just sitting around waiting for the inevitable.
What did I give away? The episode has aired. Do I need spoilers still?
Oh you're right .I have no clue now
Better read this thread tomorrow
No worries brother, I'm guessing most of us are tired!Giggity!
Cant believe they spent 2 of the last 6 episodes just prepping. Like they were both decent episodes but with all the shit they have to do, they couldve done these 2 into 1 and spent more time on everything else.
No one going to mention Ghost standing there?
Nor the fact they didn't even bother with CGI, just got a big dog?
Nor the fact they didn't even bother with CGI, just got a big dog?
Edit: I see what you both mean - when I said "roughly" what happens I just meant I'm excited for the battle.
Was a bit long with the prepping in the episode, however it was enjoyable in most parts.
Why? He asked who people think will die and I answered? It isn't a spoiler.
6 eps isn't enough!
Wasn't accusing, just dont want to see people unnecessarily banned from the thread. Everyone else is spoiling their death predictions as it's future speculation according to the mods.
Nice to see Ghost again. Can’t help but think having him in this Ep even for just a split second on the side doing nothing is bad news for future eps.
I am hoping she survives and finishes the Mountain off after he kills Hound in Cleganebowl thus confirming her status as best fighter in Westeros
Good. I don't care if people read/watch leaks and all that, but no matter what you can end up ruining it for others without even meaning too.
If you haven't, fair game. People should just bear that in mind, because as usual there are some in here who have likely been on reddit and all that and who won't beable to control themselves. Robin was never the only one, just the most fecking obvious
I understood speculation being a spoiler before, because the books being way ahead at the time and all that so speculation was really just knowledge. Now though? Nobody knows anything. Literally every post should be a spoiler if we put what we think will happen to every single character as a spoiler. It's a dumb rule. It's not like someone guessing "they're all gonna die" is a thing that will impact anyone, because all it is is a guess.
It's largely because it's hard to tell who actually has read shit online and who hasn't.
This whole thread is littered with people who actually knew stuff from books/leaks and then passed it off as speculation. It is a nightmare for the mods to moderate, so it's a small request that speculation goes in spoilers so those who want to talk about the events of the episodes can without fear.
I agree we should beable to speculate in the open as much as we want, but you should really blame those who just have to ruin things for others if you don't like the rule.
Oh like I said, I totally agreed with everything up until this point. But is there actually any real spoilers online at this stage for season 8? Or is it just based on other theories that make sense (which are still guesses, just using the knowledge of everything we've seen previously to make those predictions). I dunno. Just not sure what the point in it is right now, though before it was obviously more than needed. Unless there are actual spoilers or leaks somewhere online in which case it still makes sense.
For those who, like me, thought the first 2 episodes are too short, the remaining 4 episodes are basically each movie lengths:
E3: 1 hr 22 min
E4: 1 hr 18 min
E5: 1 hr 20 min
E6: 1 hr 20 min
E3: 1 hr 22 min
E4: 1 hr 18 min
E5: 1 hr 20 min
E6: 1 hr 20 min
I no longer think this show is shit. I really believe that it is now an excellent show and is not failing in it's aims but is actually made like this on purpose. I think the fault truthfully lies with you: the rigid fool who failed to adapt to the changes. It is no longer concerned with your desires for the smart and wittty, or your precious subversions of genre convention. Just learn to accept that it is now a show for slow dimwits who lack imagination and ambition. Complaining that Dany can't act or that Tyrion is being dumb again is like complaining that Phil Mitchel's voice is too gruff, or that Grant Mitchel is duffing somebody up wrongly, or that Joe Mangel is a scallywag. You are the problem. How about getting with the program? Why don't you jump on the team and come on in for the big win? It's a hardball world, son.
Sad.
Sad.
I've watched it over and taken the time to study what I felt were pretty telling images, and I think I've distilled a pretty water-tight theory based on my findings. Arya has some stellar norks.
Oh, and Tormund and The Hound are legends. If they die the show dies with it.
Oh, and Tormund and The Hound are legends. If they die the show dies with it.
There are theories and leaks posted all over the place. Whether they are right or not is irrelevent, what matters is that people don't click on spoilers if they don't want it ruined for them.
Much like people should be able to come into this thread, after an episode has aired, and don't want anything ruined by someone claiming to guess. It hasn't changed since the show overtook the books, there's still videos, leaks, theories posted elsewhere that people would be sad enough to use here. Plus keep in mind that mods don't want shit ruined for them too, so asking for speculation to go in spoilers is a small ask.
It would be great if we could just talk openly about it all, but the sad few will always ruin it
It probably wasn't a big deal back then. European royalty used to keep bloodlines pure by imbreeding.
They clearly weren't hers, or it was a modesty sleeve at least. She looked like a mannequin, dead give away sadly
(Yeah, but you can still tell.They clearly weren't hers, or it was a modesty sleeve at least. She looked like a mannequin, dead give away sadly
Well it was an ok episode to be honest. I think Brienne bites the dust in the episode hence the whole Knight scene and there won't be a happy ending for her and Jaime. I liked the scene with Hound and Arya till it was interrupted by the guy with eye patch . The talk between bran and Tyrion should have been showed more. The most disappointing part was the Jon reveal to Daenerys seems quite rushed and I hate the fact that they are really trying to set up Daenerys as sort of grey character now . Also Arya is the smoothest seductress in the whole 7 kingdoms.
The guy with the eyepatch gave Hound the line of the Ep. And Daenerys has been grey from the start, she can clearly go full on mad or end up being a good queen with Jon. From the first season, she's been a character clearly down the middle.
agreed. all these book nerds are going on about liking the old game of thrones before it sold out. guess what folks? in the real world, its about delivering happiness to the most people possible. youve got to give the people what they want. and what they want is stories about suckin on some big ol titties and telling women to kneel while holding a sword. this is culture now. 10/10
Everyone's talking about Ghost. But what about Namiria? Or whatever Arya's wolf is called.
I love how subtext is now just spoken as accompanying dialogue, makes it much easier to follow what is happening:
Bran: "I am the memory of the world and he wants to kill me"
Fat Sam: "Ah that's what like death actually is: the death of memory"
Jon Snow: "Enter Jon Snow stage left"
Bran: "I am the memory of the world and he wants to kill me"
Fat Sam: "Ah that's what like death actually is: the death of memory"
Jon Snow: "Enter Jon Snow stage left"
Arya ran into her once. She was leading a pack of wolves in the wild.