Old Thread: Some questions from the previous threads: Is R'hllor an artificially intelligent hive mind of nanobots? Does magic exist in this universe, or is it sci-fi? Are the Faceless men a nuclear power responsible for the downfall of Valyria? Why is Arya such shit? Is Quentyn alive?
Nah it's actually a stealth sequel to LOTR. The faceless men are aware of Eru as the only true God, from whom death is both a gift and a curse. R'hlorr is the spirit of Sauron, who can no longer directly affect the world of the living but may communicate with others.
Leo Howard
Why do fantasy world need asians in them? They are fine with just Caucasoids, I mean Avatar is a world of only Monogloids no Caucasoids and people arent complaining about it.
who says fantasy world does need asians? asians, like any other group, have no need to be added in fantasy world. it's just what author wants to do.
Jaxon Rivera
Where is the description of the destruction of Hardhome?
Colton Sanchez
>One night, 600 years ago (about 300 years before Aegon's Landing), Hardhome was destroyed. Something terrible happened that night; the details are uncertain. Its people are said to have been carried off into slavery by slavers from across the Narrow Sea or slaughtered for meat by cannibals out of Skagos, depending on the tale one chooses believe.
>The homes of the inhabitants of Hardhome were said to have burned with flames so high and hot that the watchers on the Wall far to the south thought that the sun was rising in from the north. Afterwards, ashes rained down on the haunted forest and the Shivering Sea alike for almost half a year.
Adrian Ward
they had fingols in hardhome
Evan Martinez
>waited 200 years to blow up valyria
Based retard
Jacob Rogers
they had?
Blake Kelly
Reminder that Braavos was founded by slaves who escaped from Valyria. Thing is, the Braavosi traders kept the location of their home port a secret for nearly a century. This is why Braavos is known as "the secret city." Hardhome wasn't destroyed by the Braavosi, it was destroyed by Valyrian dragonriders, who found the free folk city and mistook it for Braavos.
Ayden Reed
>Based retard thinks Braavos nuked Hardhome hundreds of years before Valyria when it's obviously a meteor
David Nelson
>No, Joffrey was already genetically damaged by his mother and father being siblings and his grandfather and grandmother being 1st cousins. >dany is turbo inbreed and she's fine
Daenerys has alien/advanced human Valyrian blood and even then, we’re told there was frequent genetic issues among the Targaryens.
> “Braavos was founded by fugitives from a large convoy of slave ships on its way from Valyria to a newly established colony in Sothoryos, who rose in a bloody rebellion, seized control of the ships on which they were being transported, and fled to “the far ends of the earth” to escape their erstwhile masters. Knowing they could be hunted, the salves turned away from their intended destination and sailed north instead of south, seeking a refuge as far from Valyria and her vengeance as could be found” >“For a long while, however, Braavosi merchant ships carried false charts and practiced an artful deceit when questioned about their home port. Thus, for more than a century, Braavos was known as the Secret City”
and on Hardhome (also see quotes in )
>Traders and a ship sent by the Night's Watch to investigate reported only nightmarish devastation where Hardhome had stood, a landscape of charred trees and burned bones, waters choked with swollen corpses and blood-chilling shrieks echoing from the cave mouths that pock the great cliff that looms above the settlement, a cliff where no living man or woman could be found. >After that Hardhome was shunned. The wildlings never settled the site again, and rangers roaming north of the Wall told tales of the overgrown ruins of Hardhome being haunted by ghouls, demons, and burning ghosts with an unhealthy taste for blood."
Jackson Clark
Dany is slowly becoming insane like her father though
Mason Wilson
>Where is the description of the destruction of Hardholme?
Book 5, I believe. Lord Commander Jon Snow wants to save the Wildings who fled to Hardhome and is told the tale of its destruction back in oldy timey days.
One night, 600 years ago (about 300 years before Aegon's Landing), Hardhome was destroyed.[2] Something terrible happened that night; the details are uncertain. Its people are said to have been carried off into slavery by slavers from across the Narrow Sea or slaughtered for meat by cannibals out of Skagos, depending on the tale one chooses believe.
The homes of the inhabitants of Hardhome were said to have burned with flames so high and hot that the watchers on the Wall far to the south thought that the sun was rising in from the north. Afterwards, ashes rained down on the haunted forest and the Shivering Sea alike for almost half a year.
Traders and a ship sent by the Night's Watch to investigate reported only nightmarish devastation where Hardhome had stood, a landscape of charred trees and burned bones, waters choked with swollen corpses and blood-chilling shrieks echoing from the cave mouths that pock the great cliff that looms above the settlement, a cliff where no living man or woman could be found.[3]
After that Hardhome was shunned. The wildlings never settled the site again, and rangers roaming north of the Wall told tales of the overgrown ruins of Hardhome being haunted by ghouls, demons, and burning ghosts with an unhealthy taste for blood.
Reminder Daenerys is a Blackfyre and Aegon is a Brightfyre. Rhaegar's prophecy about "Three Heads of the Dragon.", revolves around three branches of Targs who went into hiding after Robert's Rebellion.
Oh and Varys is a Brightflame and Aerion's grandson.
Ian Bennett
dany is a blackfyre
Samuel Gutierrez
Brightfire isn't even a branch, it's just a nickname
Cameron Hall
that would be a nice development after all the mad king was sane in his early years and it seems many targaryens were pretty good rulers
What in the goddamn is a brightfyre or a brightflame? Are they cadet houses of cadet houses?
Eli Cox
Volcano?
Jaxson Jackson
Brightfyre/fire is the mummur's dragon. Technically not a real Targ house but part of the three heads of the dragon prophecy still.
Adrian Allen
>The homes of the inhabitants of Hardhome were said to have burned with flames so high and hot that the watchers on the Wall far to the south thought that the sun was rising in from the north.
>"In the old times, whenever Braavos stood in danger, the titan would step with fire in his eyes. He'd wade into the sea and smash the enemies."
It is true, for the Braavosi Titan came to life.
Jack Clark
Can someone give me a quick rundown on extraterrestrial activity and valyrian nanomachine alien DNA manipulation please?
Alexander Butler
The meteor that we see in the second season/book is a spaceship manned by telepaths. They have returned.
Adrian Fisher
HO(lo)DO(mo)R
Eli Martinez
autism
Lincoln Gomez
>The Bravosi titan won't show up and smash the army of wights as the dragons battle overhead Feels bad
Nathan Phillips
I'm with you on 9/10. The only thing I'd do differently is swap Oberon for Jaimie because I don't want him trying to fuck me
Sebastian Parker
could explain the one eyes sword of fire guy but not jon, he stayed there on the table for too long, his dna was already getting degradated and no nanomachines can fix someone without a sample of the healthy counterpart
Did Jaqen kill Robert? Why was he in the dungeons in King’s Landing?
Cameron Turner
They aren't healing them, they are possessing them, and are manipulating their voice and mannerisms.
Gabriel Cruz
Daenerys is a blackfyre, Aegon is ice and fire son of Lyanna and Rhaegar and Varys is a descendant from Aerion Brightflames bastard children that he sired in Lys. Where Varys is from. Jon is a Danye.
Christopher Reed
Top five houses lads? Mine are: Dondarrion, Greyjoy, Baratheon, Dayne, and Hightower.
Parker Morgan
The Others are colonists who were genetically engineered to survive Planetos' abnormal seasonal cycles. However, this was costly as they cannot reproduce, so they learned to raise the bodies of the dead for manual labor.
The Valyrians on the other hand, crash landed on Planetos. The dragons were the defense system of their spaceships, and thus can only be controlled with Valyrian DNA.
Justin Parker
if Dany was a blackfyre the Golden Company would be supporting her.
Aegon Blackfyre, R+L=D, N+A=J
Carson Davis
>implying he would fuck your ugly ass cant extrapolate the features of someone if his neural structure is already decaying
Adrian Morales
So he could deliver a shiny coin (that he hid by shoving up his ass) to Arya. She is a powerful warg, and would be beneficial to the faceless.
On top of that, he wanted to get escorted to the Wall because he had a target. Bloodraven.
Michael Morris
They were working from the start, Mellisandre just activated them.
Jon is a Dayne Daenerys is a Blackfyre Varys is a Brightflame descendant Arthur Dayne is Mance Rayder ( The show also hinted at this giving them both the same last words ) Aegon / Young Griff is Lyanna and Rhaegars son. Who said he dyes his hair blue to honour his mother. Cersei and Jaime are Targaryen bastards with a greater claim to the throne than Robert ever had. Jaime is the king Arthur of the story. He's obsessed with Arthur Dayne and has a cousin called lancel ( Lancelot ). He has been foreshadowed on the throne after killing Aerys and has a gold hand with gold touch like king midas.
Chase Watson
they could activate on their own, what sort of perfect technology needs the help of a ginger granny to activate?
Hunter Green
Who said anything about perfect m80?
Bentley Morris
Doesn't that also make Jaime his own Mordred in a sense?
Cooper Bailey
All in due time. She has a bunch of Blackfyre influences.
She rides a black dragon that breathes black fire ( symbol of house blackfyre is black dragon ). She doesn't have the sword of kings like the blackfyres, but she has the dragons they never had. Blackfyres key supporter is bittersteel a big ass barbarian type guy who's sigil is the dragon winged stallion. Daenerys is the dragon queen of the stallion riding horse lords. There are other influences from I can't remember right.
Jon is the champion of Bloodraven, a frail looking weirdo like Elric of melnibone and his cursed sword. And his rival was a barbarian ass mother fucker. Daenerys will be jons rival.
Also she has the name 'stormborn'. An added name was common amongst the legitimised bastards of the blackfyre generation. ( bloodraven, bittersteel, seastar etc )
Gabriel Parker
>black dragon that breathes black fire wat
Carter Howard
Also in an ironic twist of fate barristen selmy who slew the last of the blackfyre male line is Daenerys key supporter. He believes to have put an end to the final blackfyre rebellion but in truth is instrument in the final blackfyre invasion.
Isaiah Gomez
>>>/OotGH/
I like some of their stuff (Catelyn and N+A=J) but the "Kingsguard are all in the night's watch and then deserted" was too much for me.
Gabriel Thomas
book dragons are coloured differently and each breathes their own dragon flame colour
Evan Perez
i dont remember this in the books
Jordan Roberts
Will Barristan realize he's actually unwillingly helping the last Blackfyre in the books? He's by far one of my favourite characters.
James Williams
true. I don't agree with the qhorin stuff etc. But Mance Rayder is clearly written to either be Rhaegar or Mance. Originally intended but grrm may not have followed through with the idea. As he said he writes the story specifically planting seeds that can be written to take multiple paths. I believe Jaqen was written this way as well as a possible Rhaegar story line that wasn't followed through with.
Christopher Cox
it was an audio fuckup. they mistakenly pasted Korean dubs over this line. what we hear is "Nao ije-ens" which is Korean for "release my sister".
Gabriel Perry
so the cream colored one breathes cream flames? nice
Christopher Hughes
I hope so. It would make me laugh at the very least.
I mean Rhaegar or Arthur my bad
Levi Perry
No. But I believe one of them breathes a gold flame, another green fire. And the different dragons in history are said to be coloured differently with different dragon flame colours.
I'm aware of that. Not only did Daemon Blackfyre keep the inverted colours on his standard which is common practice for a bastard to have bannerman wielding an inverted standard. He kept that standard there after becoming legitimised with a family of his own as not just a practice but also symbol. He was regarded by many to be Aegon the first reborn. And the black dragon to resemble Balerion. An associated symbol with Aegon the first and Balerion.
But I'm aware of drogo resembling Balerion. His image can be taken with multiple meaning.
Eli Stewart
Dragonflame can come in different colors.[7][8] Where the flames of Balerion were as black as his scales,[7] the flames of the dragon Sunfyre were golden, while the Blue Queen is known to have breathed flames in the colour cobalt.[8]
Known dragon flames: [citation needed]
Drogon's flame - black fire shot with red Viserion's flame - pale gold shot through with red and orange Rhaegal's flame - orange-and-yellow fire shot through with veins of green Balerion's flame - as black as his scales Tessarion's flames - cobalt blue[8] Sunfyre's flames - golden[8]
>Is Quentyn alive? As alive as Dorne is white my friend
Parker Thompson
make that Qyburn and Myrcella
Gavin Richardson
Quentyn is alive and will tell Barristan he's helping the Blackfyres. I'm curious how TWOW is going to take us "furthest north we've ever been" when a lot of the POVS seem to be taking place in King's Landing, Riverlands, or Essos. Curious.
Noah Ward
>Why is Arya such shit? Arya is literally best girl
Kayden Stewart
>Arya is literally best goblin fixed that for you
Eli Edwards
My theory:
The events in GoT are set far into our distant future Planetos is obviously not Earth Yet Planetos clearly has humans, deer, turnips, etc. from Earth The Valyrians were genetically modified advanced human elite from Earth’s future They carried out a mission to terraform and colonize Planetos with regular human slaves Some kinda conflict happened among the Valyrian elite Their spaceship, a hollow asteroid, was destroyed in the process (i.e. the “moon cracking open” tale) This left them stranded on Planetos among the normal humans, while losing most of their tech/magic The wildly changing climate of Planetos and the conflict among the Valyrians caused the colony to revet to a primitive society The normal humans on Planetos eventually evolved back to the current level of technology Meanwhile, the few remaining Valyrian elite hid out on the Valyrian peninsula Eventually they rebuilt (some of) their advanced magic/tech to conquer the regular humans around them The Faceless Men (regular humans) captured Valyrian magic/tech and developed nukes They tested it on Hardhome and later, nuked the Valyrian peninsula
I read the books a few years ago while in high school, and couple weeks back I started the audio books as a rerun through the series.
Dotrice isn't great, but does anyone else share a similar progression through the series? I love listening to this story. Maybe it's because it's my second time through but I feel like everything is so much deeper.
i miss thoros, shame the show killed him in such a boring way.
Brody Scott
so boring that didn't even remember how he died and had to check it
Mason Morris
the hound got him killed, what a cunt.
Landon Sanchez
Hightower, Glover, Baratheon, Targaryan, Wull
Ethan Cooper
Where are all of these "Faceless men had nukes" theories coming from?
Brayden Wilson
Like something produced through BBC
Chase Roberts
Wait, he died? Was it that boring frozen lake battle beyond the wall?
Lincoln White
Maybe AFFC? My bet is they stockpiled a bunch before blowing old Valyria sky high with the help of the slaves. No idea whether it was actually the eggs themselves or something else they actually had on hand but the eggs probably play some role.
Lincoln Robinson
Got bitten by the wight bear. Sandor was just staring at it scared shitless because it was on fire, Thoros saves him by shoving him out of the way. He dies in his sleep later.
To be fair, there is a zombie bear when we are getting Sam's account of the Fist. Fairness ends with that though, Jon would never have gone on that trek without Ghost, so give us the direwolf.
>adds zombie bears >removes the giant fucking ice spiders the Others ride in favor of boring undead horses
I fucking hate it
Julian Cox
Absolutely based
Elijah Smith
It's not the bear that bothers me, just the entire sequence of events was forgettable and dull. I fucking hate this show.
Daniel Lewis
I dropped this series before S3 started but do they even do the fight under the wall justice when they were fending off giants and spiders?
Xavier Lee
Any leaks for S8 so I don't have to sit through the shit storm?
Leo Sullivan
there's a scene where a child of the forest gets raped by highwayman if that interests you to pick it up again
Wyatt White
Tyrion betrays the starks and targaryens and is found out after the war for the throne and the war against the dead is resolved and is executed in the dragon pit. This is the only seriously taken leak. Other than that this year has been tight as fuck in regards to leaks.
Aiden Perry
Furthermore the shadowlands are the ruins of Mordor now inhabited by the few remaining dragons who fled the grey mountains
Kayden Sanchez
yeah but hasn't this one been talked about since 2017?
Henry Morales
nah mid end last year was their any weight put forward due to friki ( the guy who got in legal trouble with hbo due to his leaks )
He's from spain where the dragon pit is
Tyler Taylor
Dude, nobody really wants to talk about the retarded tv show...
That’s a pretty good list He’s going to lose the battle in the books too. Thankfully the books will never be published though so technically he will never lose.
Jeremiah Butler
>Podd Good lad but a poor choice.
Camden Cooper
>2 years for some normal length and only 6 episodes
in which episode the battle of Winterfell will be? Most of the scene showed in the trailer were teasing for this battle, so I guess it will be in the first 3 episodes. Also we already know it's going to be a loose for the defenders, so in which episode the nightking is going to be defeated, 4 or 5?
Hudson Watson
I am unfamiliar my friend.
Connor Gomez
I've lost the pastas, but somewhere around season 4 or 5ish a lot of shit was written with Quentyn and others in the plot of TDKR - westeros style
Tyler Cox
This is exactly what will happen. Jon will get stabbed by the King of the Nights in an attempt to take control of a fresh body but Jons love for Daeneriys allows him to resist and absorb all the ice power.
Benjamin Turner
I'm so confused it should be like the first stop but it's not gonna be until Episode 5.
Like what in Sam fuck, Winterfall isn't going to get destroyed and we won't have our climactic battle at the Gods' Eye
Eli Jackson
I fucking hope so. Need to meme magic it to happen and will this outcome into our reality
And five minutes of recaps that will spoil every surprise that’s going to happen. Like that time when even show watchers saw Stannis’s arrival at the wall coming because they showed the season three finale scene in the recap.
I hate what it's become, but it has introduced me to a story I've fallen in love with. I still enjoy talking about the show with people who watch it but haven't read the books, so I'll be sad that it's popularity will go down.
Brody James
wtf, I never noticed her MILK TRUCK knockers before
Brody Robinson
>big battle between Lannister, Stark, Night King, and Dragons >everyone dead except for a few >climactic moment approaches >Night King kills Dany >Jon "kills" Night King >Sansa being beaten and raeped by Euron >Bran watching with all three eyes >from out of no where™, Cersei appears, gets jealous, stabs Euron >Euron chuckles, kills Cersei, continues raeping Sansa >Jon to the rescue, kills Euron >Sansa and Jon happy it's over >they are about to enjoy a passionate kiss >Night King appears, kills Jon >Night King begins raeping Sansa >Bran watching with all three eyes >from out of no where™, Lady Stoneheart kills Night King >Lady Stoneheart's soul is in peace >Sansa sits on the throne, forever queen >Sansa peels off her face >it's actually Arya >the end
From my expectation, and I've been right for season 6 and 7 >Episode 1 and 2 will be generic as fuck, nightking going through the north reaping people, Jaime getting his army to the north, people getting ready for the Battle of Winterfell, refugees storming the gates of Winterfell, some tension between Arya and Sansa about how things should be handled, Jon learns of his origins, the army gets some obsidian >Episode 3 BoW starts, it's an helm deep 2.0 except they loose in the end, Jaime dies, probably Bran sacrifice himself but gives an hint to Jon on how to defeat NK, the nightking also loose Viserion (still not sure about that one) >Episode 4 will be about running away from the nightking, a bit like the scene in the books were Sam runs away from the battle of the first men, Cersei learns about Jaime death, she's mad against danny >Episode 5 it's the final battle against the undead, it's a one last stand somewhere between Riverrun and the twins, Jon dies after defeating the nightking >Episode 6 it's the battle between Cersei and Danny, she wins, meanwhile Sansa is working on building again Winterfell, women rule Westeros FIN
Isaac Price
pretty good but could use a bit more Sansa rape
Jose Campbell
Why would darry lie and switch kids user? And what amazing coincidence that Rhaella was pregnant at the same time some random blackfyre was, and that they had kids so close to each other.
Me too, hopefully they'll have a new show that's original, exciting, not full of SJW stuff, no forced diversity (logical diversity is fine); you know something worth watching! I know they can do it! I know they can! I know they can...
Do you guys think they'll try to pull another red wedding type of surprise?
Christian Brooks
Tyrions execution or bonus footage of Daenerys Targaryen saying 'chimi changas'
Nathan Anderson
As former Jaqenposter, Jaqen was in Westeros for a unknow target and mission in Oldtown. Probably a target he needed to kill and a book called Death of Dragons he needed to steal.
Jack Ramirez
To pull a surprise the magnitude of a red wedding, Dany would need to get eaten by Drogon before episode 5.
Levi Richardson
>there will never be any more of these memes because there will never be any more books
No. There's no point. Everything about season 8 will be designed to future-proof the brand, which means happy ending and safe plot-armor for American sensibilities.
Chase Green
>hmm how do deal with Ellaria >should we use this book material >OR >make her the EXACT opposite of that >D A B I D
Jack Hall
>I believe Jaqen was written this way as well as a possible Rhaegar story line that wasn't followed through with. Thank god, Jaqen is Jaqen, not fucking homo Rhaegar.
>111266260 The Valyrian deserved this and then some more.
Blake Rivera
Based. Posted this idea days ago. Bravo
Alexander Gomez
>marrying a baseborn whore ishyggdt
Nathan Lopez
>has no argument >implies there'll be two mad queens seeing as Cersei is already nuts Pathetic
Ryan Miller
based
Grayson Miller
I know this will probably never happen, but I hope when we get the spin off, there will a part of teasing of Ulthos and Sothoryos continent, all of the weird shit is going on in this jungle, It's even worst than the north for the humans
Bentley Gray
All women are mad you virgin.
Xavier Adams
Interesting. Big if true. Do you mind if we discuss about Asshai, Sothoryos and the Deep Ones/Euron Greyjoy.
I started reading during season 1, but staying just behind the show consistently during it (except for the Tyrion Bronn encounter with the mountain clans - happens a bit earlier in the book than in the show) Then during the break between s1 and s2 I read the rest of the books.
Dominic Howard
2014
Ayden Howard
>Redpill me on the tie-ins to GRRMs sci fi works Ecological Corps symbol used in Westeros. Asshai is literally a radioactive city. Radiation disease while walking across ancient desert. Deserted weird shiny/oily rock ruins. Fallout bunkers in numerous places.
Aiden Rivera
I'm a wikifag. More enlightened than a showfag, not a cuck waiting on a fat man to finish his books like a bookfag
Eli Morgan
Based and persistent
Easton Ross
Started my junior year in high school, the week of the Hardhome episode.
During daytime the Ash is black in color, but at night it glimmers with a pale green phosphorescence. Fish in the Ash are blind and deformed, and traders thus bring food and freshwater to Asshai. Harmon's On Miasmas suggests that animals are more sensitive than humans to the polluted river.[2]
>All foodstuff and freshwater is brought in by ship, as animals brought into the city soon die, and the waters of the Ash glisten black beneath the noonday sun and glimmer with green phosphorescence by night. The only fish that dwell in its water are blind and deformed, with only fools and shadowbinders daring to eat of their flesh.[7] >There are no children in Asshai. All who dwell there wear masks or veils, and often walk alone or ride in palanquins of ebony and iron, hidden behind dark curtains and carried upon the backs of slaves.
I watch the show too dumbfag. I just also read the wiki and look shit up on asearchoficeandfire
Leo King
Lol I never realized we got a sequel to that old vertical
Lucas Clark
Just thought of this earlier today: Everyone thinks that the Night King was created as the first white walker. But what if he wasn't? What if the white walkers were constructed first, and then the Night King was created to subdue them?
Think about it. Old Nan tells a story about the last hero. In the story, they're in the middle of the long night, and the others already exist and are terrorizing everything. Supposedly, this last hero sought out the children, "in the hopes that their ancient magics could win back what the armies of men had lost." What if the last hero is actually the Night King? Sacrificed to become this ultimate controller over the other white walkers?
I turned 30 two weeks after that episode aired. But I knew a kid at the school I work at who graduated in 2016 and he was really into the show and the books, so I’m just going to assume you are him.
The fact that he's comfortable enough to make those kinds of jokes, indicates that he's making progress. He's less dire about the situation, now that he's rolling again. Also, I like this bit: >“I haven’t read the [final-season] scripts and haven’t been able to visit the set because I’ve been working on Winds,” he told the same publication. >“I know some of the things. But there’s a lot of minor-character [arcs] they’ll be coming up with on their own. >“And, of course, they passed me several years ago. There may be important discrepancies.” Sounds like he's handling the task.
Nicholas Mitchell
Remember when big brother Aerion snuck into eggs chamber, threatened to geld him and turn him into his Loli bride? I wonder if he did the same to Aemon at one point.
Aerion was the rightful king.
Nolan Gray
/got/ recently has been at its best so glad we are back bros.
Austin Ramirez
youtube.com/watch?v=s7L2PVdrb_8 >Feel like watching this intro again because why not >Remember the first time I watched the show and how hooked I was after the first episode >Nowadays I barely even care anymore Feels bad to be honest
Easton Nelson
>Remember when big brother Aerion snuck into eggs chamber, threatened to geld him and turn him into his Loli bride? Based Brightflame, literally /ourguy/
Juan King
He better, because i don't think they can make a coffin wide enough for him to spin in.
Based Brightflame. Pretty sure after siring children in Lys in exile he returned to sire a child in westeros named Maegor after Maegor the cruel. He was definitely our guy.
It works or the show as well. As the man was they showed turning could have been seeking help, but what he received was a control device. On one hand, he's probably happy to have the ability to subdue the white walkers, on the other hand, he's probably pissed that the Children put him in such a torturous existence.
The whole craster's babies thing, could be a deal to peaceably maintain the line of white walkers, without war or death. I imagine that the knight king is sort of like the three eyed raven. Where he's downloaded all the knowledge of the white walkers. Or like how wargs start to take personality traits of their animals. Or if a warg dies while skinchanged, then a part of himself enters his animal. So basically, the Knight King is still mostly first man, and wants to see the killing stop. But he's also the embodiment of the will of white walkers. So part of him must want to see their line continue.
It could be that the will of the collective, is starting to take over his mind. Which would explain his current desire to take over. Like, what happens when the person in control starts to lose control, you know?
>ordered 20 dollars of mcdonalds >gonna browse /got/ and play vidya the rest of the day You wish you could be this /comfy/
Owen Phillips
I'm watching rome for the first time and just revealed time skip of Octavian / Ceasar. Hinds was awesome in it. I don't think he'd make a good Tywin but I wish they gave him the proper screen time he deserved.
Levi Ortiz
GRRM has an n word nose
Ryder Stewart
It's been 8 years since his last book. He's 70 years old and morbidly obese, it's a shock that he hasn't kicked the bucket already. He's never going to finish Winds of Winter, forget about A Dream of Spring. The fans are going to have to live with the HBO finale being the only official finale, which seems like an even bigger middle finger than what Lucas did to Star Wars or what Spielberg did to Indiana Jones.
Colton Murphy
>It works or the show as well. As the man was they showed turning could have been seeking help, but what he received was a control device.
Could it be that the NK is the last hero then? That to put the Walker's back in their box they'll need to repeat the ritual with another "last hero"?
Jon defeats the NK but knows deep down what he must do. But Bran appears as a force ghost after being killed and claims there must always be a Night King. He sits the frozen throne that now inhabits Winterfell and tells Jon to leave this place as he is engulfed in ice and the walkers retreat. They build a new wall and charge the dothraki survivors to live beyond the new wall as guards but this is really a ploy to cut the savages loose. In the future they become the new wildlings.
>Could it be that the NK is the last hero then? Yeah, that's what I was stating originally. And that's a good idea. Maybe someone like Jon needs to be the new Night King. Perhaps the three eyed raven is the only one with the knowledge to make a new one. That's why he wants Bran dead so badly.
Jose Martinez
>he had become so morbidly obese he could not walk anymore, making many wonder how his last mistress could endure his embrace. Aegon died a horrible death, his bloated body so swollen that he could not even lift himself from his couch that became covered in his feces. Aegon's limbs were rotting and crawling in hosts of flesh worms, and the maesters said they had never seen the like of this before. The septons, however, pronounced it a judgment of the gods.
I was going to drag you in from last thread, anyway >wants to be a lannister but takes the one person that wants to kill every single lannister as his adventure buddy >wanting to live in that stinking shit-pile of a city
Aaron Sanchez
Pick someone else as an adventure pals instead of the Hound. If he's already your bodyguard, then he gets to be an adventure pal by default. Pick someone else so you can have three adventure pals.
Leo Phillips
Huh... Well that's something.
Wyatt Adams
>he didn't fix his gross wife
Oliver Evans
you are boring as fuck
Jaxson Taylor
Neverthless they will at the wall after they suffered very heavy casualties. And dothrakis would be wiped out.
Justin Long
i wasn't about the house so went with one of the most powerful one. And did chose the King's Landing because the ruler of it is also the one sitting on the iron throne.
Kevin Young
>ywn win a duel in her honor, only to be refused >yw get you in her bed anyway because she finds you cute when angry >ywn never get put in a black cell by Bloodraven and die depleted of your blood because needed a bath
So what is her endgame in trying to get Dany to go to Asshai? Or in making her mistrust Reznak?
Logan Long
Why do you assume you get everything because you picked KL? Maybe you rule a rump state of the city and surrounding land while everyone ignores you.Maybe someone else is ruling everything from their home location
Josiah Davis
to lazy to change it now but i would pick King robert.
Justin Murphy
Pretty sure Greyworm and the Unsullied are the front line against the Nightking and the first to die. That’s what the spoilers said at least. It looks like that in the trailer too I think, tho Jorah and the Dothraki could be up front (it would make sense with the horses) but it might just be how they cut the trailer
Brandon Sullivan
1. Upstaged by the bad poussy. 2. Terrible costuming. Baggy clothes ruin hot bodies. The costume designers on this show LOVE drapey baggy shit because everyone has to look poor and frumpy in a medieval fantasy show. Japanese designers and men of old never used to have this problem.
Juan Brown
No way greyworm survives
Luis Lopez
what the fuck are you guys on about?
Evan Butler
Agreed. And Missendei is up there with Sansa in the no way they die category.
John Harris
has the sex of dragons been specified in the books? any chances they lay eggs or just the last of their kind?
Jordan Perez
thought they were all male
Colton Wood
Half way through I thought it's believable.
Christian Morris
maybe they are hermaphrodits or something
Jace White
Dany's dragons? all boys but i guess they can just make more using the method dany used.
Charles White
Dragons are all hemaphrodites.
Christian Taylor
>the method dany used ?
Ethan Sanchez
So did you watch the show or read the books at all?
Charles Kelly
They either change gender on the go or reproduce through parthenogenesis like some monitor lizards. I don't think they ever mention dragons mating in the books or the show
Parker Phillips
im scum of the scum, started reading the books after watching the show, but i've only read a hundred pages so no dragons yet, just gifted eggs and kal drogo restoration since he actually seduced dany instead of raping her the guy is cool
Ian Brown
Any way I hope the unsullied and dothrakis are going to suffer heavy casualties and/or end up wiped out. Jorah may survive I hope.
oh, got it Don't open this unless you want major spoilers reveale .
Dany tries to heat up the eggs to bring dragons to life, when Drogo dies she puts the eggs on his funeral pyre,lights it on fire, steps into the flames, and when the dust settles she comes out unhurt with three dragons now hatched[/spoilers]