Game of Thrones Season 6

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I think he knows more than we think he knows.

He talks a handsome young man. Pretty much has to be Jon. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V3PSTvAbfac

Maybe that's another reason he doesn't want Jon to be the face of the the North. He might not be a legitimate Targaryen, but being part Stark, part Targaryen is a pretty big connection between The North and Dany.

Dany might be more than willing to let her nephew Jon rule the North while she and her Dragons take Kings Landing.

That doesn't leave a lot of power for Little Finger.
 

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Littlefinger knows the truth about Jon's heritage right? I swear he hinted at it a few seasons back. Methinks he is going to throw a wrench into the reign of the King of the North.

I doubt it. Either way he would be a half stark bastard. The targaryen blood might actually be a bonus.

I'm calling my shot right now, Jon rides Rhaegal before the series is done. Viseryion I have no clue who will ride him. Maybe Bran wargs into him? It would be pretty badass to have an intelligent, thinking Dragon on the field.
 

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I'm not sure why Jon would marry Sansa - Dany is the Targaryen. If those two married (which is still gross, but not so much by Westeros standards), they'd have pretty well the entirety of Westeros behind them in the fight with the Night's King.

It's certainly nothing by Targaryen standards. Wasn't she also having visions about a blue rose in the North during her time in Qarth? Everyone knowing the blue rose was Lyanna's favorite flower.
 

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It's certainly nothing by Targaryen standards. Wasn't she also having visions about a blue rose in the North during her time in Qarth? Everyone knowing the blue rose was Lyanna's favorite flower.

They're obviously setting her up to marry someone after her scenes with Daario. There's literally no way she doesn't end the series in love with someone.
 

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I'm not sure why Jon would marry Sansa - Dany is the Targaryen. If those two married (which is still gross, but not so much by Westeros standards), they'd have pretty well the entirety of Westeros behind them in the fight with the Night's King.

We know how you feel about Sansa, so not surprised you would hate it. :jimlad:

Jon and Dany are just not compatible. Jon needs someone to protect, and Dany likes them brash, and wild. Honestly, Euron is Dany's type more than anyone else in the show.

Sansa is beautiful, and vulnerable. That is Jon's type. Remember, he fell for Ygritte who was his prisoner, and Sansa is kissed by fire also.
 

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They're obviously setting her up to marry someone after her scenes with Daario. There's literally no way she doesn't end the series in love with someone.

I agree with this. There is no reason to have that seen, unless it was to show she only cares about getting the throne.

That said a J + D marriage would unite the North with Dany, also lets not forget that Tyrion is married to Sansa, which I don't know how that works with her being married to Ramsey.

Also as far as Littlefinger discussing a handsome young man he could have been discussing Gendry, who by all accounts is still rowing a boat somewhere. Co-workers swears we will never see Pod and Brienne because she got on a row boat.
 

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We know how you feel about Sansa, so not surprised you would hate it. :jimlad:

Jon and Dany are just not compatible. Jon needs someone to protect, and Dany likes them brash, and wild. Honestly, Euron is Dany's type more than anyone else in the show.

Sansa is beautiful, and vulnerable. That is Jon's type. Remember, he fell for Ygritte who was his prisoner, and Sansa is kissed by fire also.

I would say Bronn is Dany's type. Not sure how that would ever happen, but he is brash and wild.
 

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I doubt it. Either way he would be a half stark bastard. The targaryen blood might actually be a bonus.

I'm calling my shot right now, Jon rides Rhaegal before the series is done. Viseryion I have no clue who will ride him. Maybe Bran wargs into him? It would be pretty badass to have an intelligent, thinking Dragon on the field.
I think Jon rides Viseryion because Viseryion is White :)
 

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We know how you feel about Sansa, so not surprised you would hate it. :jimlad:

Jon and Dany are just not compatible. Jon needs someone to protect, and Dany likes them brash, and wild. Honestly, Euron is Dany's type more than anyone else in the show.

Sansa is beautiful, and vulnerable. That is Jon's type. Remember, he fell for Ygritte who was his prisoner, and Sansa is kissed by fire also.

But Tyrion is coming back with Dany. He's already married to Sansa.
 

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So, in other revelations, we found out that Sansa knew about the knights of the Vale before the battle of the Bastards. Why in the heck did she not tell Jon? The episode sort of danced around this with both of them saying they have to trust each other more. But, that's a pretty major thing to just sort of put behind them. Jon, very easily, could have been killed in the battle. It's only through luck that he wasn't. Jon forgave pretty damn quickly.
 

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So, in other revelations, we found out that Sansa knew about the knights of the Vale before the battle of the Bastards. Why in the heck did she not tell Jon? The episode sort of danced around this with both of them saying they have to trust each other more. But, that's a pretty major thing to just sort of put behind them. Jon, very easily, could have been killed in the battle. It's only through luck that he wasn't. Jon forgave pretty damn quickly.

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We know how you feel about Sansa, so not surprised you would hate it. :jimlad:

Jon and Dany are just not compatible. Jon needs someone to protect, and Dany likes them brash, and wild. Honestly, Euron is Dany's type more than anyone else in the show.

Sansa is beautiful, and vulnerable. That is Jon's type. Remember, he fell for Ygritte who was his prisoner, and Sansa is kissed by fire also.

You know nothing, ThatllDoCy
 
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I almost thought for a split second, when Dany made Tyrion Hand of the Queen, that she was going to propose to him.

I honestly thought Tyrion was going to try and kiss her. There was some kind of tension there. Just as there was a little tension when Jon and Sansa had the head kiss and we have to trust each other more talk.
 

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I don't think Jamie would want to be King, but if he does kill Cersei he would have a claim. That said, the High Septon Crowns people, not The Hand, so Cersei's claim is shaky at best, and only as good as the army that supports her. Will Jamie support her after what she has done? Will he finally see Cersei for what she is? It will be fun to see.

The Lannister's have no chance of retaining King's Landing. They cannot re engage the North with Dany and her alliance coming. Jaime needs to march his army to Casterly Rock, and circle the wagons. Their alliance with Tarly may save them if he bends the knee. Cersei has doomed herself.

Jon is a bastard no matter how you slice it, until he is legitimized by a King
. He could do it himself. I do not believe that he will usurp Sansa's claim to Winterfell. He prepared the Lord's chambers for her even though she said he should have them. I don't know what Sansa's end game is besides from being safe, and there is no safer place for her than Winterfell. If she wants more she could wed Jon after finding out that he is her cousin not a half brother. When Tyrion returns she is his wife. If they reconcile they join the North's Power to Dany. Tyrion was kind to her.

I did not believe Littlefinger when he said he sees her next to him sitting on the Iron Throne. He married her to Ramsay so he could get Cersei to offer him more titles in exchange for her death. She could marry Robin. He loves her and would not be a threat to her physically. Littlefinger hs to die for Sansa to live, but can she outsmart him. His power over her was damaged significantly when The North bowed to Jon. Jon will garrison Winterfell to protect her.

Arya is fascinating, because she was always impetulant, but also kind. She is back in Westeros, but does not go to Jon, she goes to kill Walder. I don't think Arya will ever go home, and be a part of her family. She may go for a period of time, but will never settle down. I just don't think she is going to submit to being married off. Her duty would be to marry a Manderly, Glover, etc. to strengthen the alliances in the North. It won't happen. I think at the end of the story, if she lives, she is in the free cities.

One thing I am really curious to see is if Bran's going south of the wall brings it down. It broke the spells on the cave so he may let them in.

I hope there is a good time gap between this season and next so they can solidify some things. A lot has happened and a lot of details have been left sort of dangling. I'd like to see some of the political and practical things being taken care of for surviving winter in the north, and also Dany's invasion.

And one more thing, increase the Dire Wolf budget!!

Agree with most everything you say. Jon would be legit though if Rhaegar practiced polygamy. He doesn't seem like that kind of guy though, much like you just knew Ned wouldn't have a bastard. Perhaps Elia's health was failing.

I hope they don't pair Jon with either Stark cousin, but if they did Arya would make more sense. They were close as children. Jon and Sansa would be a little too much cheap romance novel with how snotty she used to be.
 

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I honestly thought Tyrion was going to try and kiss her. There was some kind of tension there. Just as there was a little tension when Jon and Sansa had the head kiss and we have to trust each other more talk.

Somewhere, Jorah Mormont just got a shiver down his stoney arm
 

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So, in other revelations, we found out that Sansa knew about the knights of the Vale before the battle of the Bastards. Why in the heck did she not tell Jon? The episode sort of danced around this with both of them saying they have to trust each other more. But, that's a pretty major thing to just sort of put behind them. Jon, very easily, could have been killed in the battle. It's only through luck that he wasn't. Jon forgave pretty damn quickly.

I have not heard a good explanation from any of the main analysts of why Sansa did not tell Jon. How the show is handling both Jon and Sansa is IMO completely different than what the books will do. The writing is just not as strong as the stuff that was based on GrrM's writing. Just have to live with it, but I don't think there will ever be a character driven reason behind Sansa's decision. I mean, she rides to The Wall to be protected by Jon, but doesn't trust him. How does that make sense?
 

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I have not heard a good explanation from any of the main analysts of why Sansa did not tell Jon. How the show is handling both Jon and Sansa is IMO completely different than what the books will do. The writing is just not as strong as the stuff that was based on GrrM's writing. Just have to live with it, but I don't think there will ever be a character driven reason behind Sansa's decision. I mean, she rides to The Wall to be protected by Jon, but doesn't trust him. How does that make sense?

Good question.

My question is, has she told Jon that Little Finger will try to **** him over at the first opportunity?

LF did NOT want a united North behind Jon, he wanted them behind Sansa, and him as her husband. I hope he dies before he gets the chance to stab them in the back.
 

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