Where is our man Samwell headed (traveling slowly without aid of GoT warp speed travel) on his little cart? Dude is heir to the House Tarly with is bro and dad toasted to ash, correct? Plus he has info and dat cool house sword.
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Conversely, why didn't the dragons just torch the Night King and his blue-faced comrades. End of war. Of course, that is what Lyanna Mormont would have done. But....alas it is a show and.....
"Jon, you looked beautiful when you were drowning in the freezing cold water."
I thought the same thing, but someone here corrected me a while back. He was forced to "take the black" to disinherit him from the family. He has no claims to the Tarly household anymore.
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yeah, what would be the point of Bran warging into the sword?
Agreed. What would be the point? If Bran wanted to "watch" the battle, he had plenty of time to warg into a raven, eagle, etc and just fly around (outside of the NK's javelin range). We are supposed to believe Gendry ran back to Eastwatch, dispatched a raven to Dragonstone, and Dany had time to fly dragons back. They had to been stuck on that rock outcropping for a long time if any of that is to be believed.
Dany as queen could make him head of house Tarly and remove his Nights watch vows in a legal sense.
Did anybody else on Mediacom in DSM lose HBO from about 7:30 to 10:00??? We did . . . not happy . . .
I don't think you were alone.
Is Jon Lightbringer? Was that his first defeat, the defeat in water? This would align with Reagar being Azor Ahia which is a pretty popular theory.
For those reading and not knowing what Lightbringer was, it was the sword used by Azor Ahia to defeat the Walkers originally. It took him three tries to properly temper the sword, first it broke in water, then in a lion and finally, he plunged into the breast of his wife Nissa Nissa, her soul bound the sword it was tempered and he was able to kick walker ass.
I have no clue just thought it might be something, or it could be nothing.
For those reading and not knowing what Lightbringer was, it was the sword used by Azor Ahia to defeat the Walkers originally. It took him three tries to properly temper the sword, first it broke in water, then in a lion and finally, he plunged into the breast of his wife Nissa Nissa, her soul bound the sword it was tempered and he was able to kick walker ass.
I have no clue just thought it might be something, or it could be nothing.
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Maybe he wanted the experience of warging into a more emotional object.
I am trying to wrap my head around Daenyrus and Jon's romance. Her type is usually a swashbuckling brutish type, Jon is a brooding Nes like northerner, solemn, but still a warrior I guess. I mean, his sweet reverse spin was amazing.
I guess I could see her appreciating his sincerity, his sacrifice of his own life to save hers and Drogons lives. Also, Khal Drogo was under her control to some extent, but not a partner. Dario was always just a distraction, never a serious suitor. Maybe she's matured and wants a man like Ned who was devoted and loyal to his wife.
I don't know, I had not seen it, but I guess I am warming up to it.
I guess I could see her appreciating his sincerity, his sacrifice of his own life to save hers and Drogons lives. Also, Khal Drogo was under her control to some extent, but not a partner. Dario was always just a distraction, never a serious suitor. Maybe she's matured and wants a man like Ned who was devoted and loyal to his wife.
I don't know, I had not seen it, but I guess I am warming up to it.
If I had to guess, HBO and DBW/DB have gone full throttle entertainment mode to finish this off, and there will be few, if any, complicated book storylines introduced.
I thought Jon was Azor Ahi when he saved Lord Commander Mormont with a sword on fire.
When the Hound looked in the flames and got visions I started to wonder if he could be it. Being touched by fire as a kid. Great sword fighter, would be a nice twist to his fear of fire.
It is the story of ice and fire so I assume it has to come into play unless Dany is the only "fire" .
When the Hound looked in the flames and got visions I started to wonder if he could be it. Being touched by fire as a kid. Great sword fighter, would be a nice twist to his fear of fire.
It is the story of ice and fire so I assume it has to come into play unless Dany is the only "fire" .
I think Melisandre has made references to AA/TPTWP to many times for us not to get at a minimum her realizing there never was one, or her nodding in approval of whoever it is. It is already built into the story.
Strange thought that just popped into my head:
If Daenarys was killed by the walkers, would they be able to burn her body or would she still be fireproof?
If Daenarys was killed by the walkers, would they be able to burn her body or would she still be fireproof?
Viserion was the bigger threat to his army at the time. Drogon was essentially a school bus at that moment - lying on the ground as Dany and Jon loaded people onto Drogon's back - not exactly a threat at that moment. Meanwhile, Viserion was flying around shooting jets of fire at his undead army. Just because your zerg is made up of disposable soldiers doesn't mean you intentionally waste them. So take out the bigger threat. And yes, Drogon is bigger - but Viserion is still a dragon and does devastating damage all on his own - and he almost got Drogon as well anyway.
