there's time traveling? in a medieval fantasy story?
Ian Myers
>Makes sense but also makes no sense
Camden Campbell
I haven't even been watching this shitshow, but that's a beautiful shot.
Chase Garcia
Adding time travel shenanigans to any story, let alone a deeply flawed plodding mess like GoT, is a terrible idea. Nothing in the present matters when you have a built in undo switch. Why did they have to add in this kind of device? There would only be irreparable logical gaps all over the place if Bran was playing hop-scotch with the fabric of time.
The intro actually alludes to traveling back in time, given that it’s been changed to depict previous events of the show in reverse order—whereas before, everything moved forward through history leading up the events of the show.
Isn’t his time travel unable to change the past? Hence “Hold the door”.
Kayden Bell
But that was a change he made in the past AND he managed to warg into Hodor and control him.
Tyler Peterson
Bran has been warging practically 24/7 into people's panties since he figured out he could do that. dude is completely gone at this point
Tyler James
I think 's point was that even before Bran warged Hodor, Hodor was Hodor's name. In other words, closed time loops, and Bran can only change things so they end up the way they already are.
Christian Rodriguez
Bran was literally useless 90% of the time (we haven't seen him in 2 episodes) and the only reason he's still alive is because he's going to sit on the throne. What a fucking nightmare this show is.
Xavier Perez
Has there been a visual breakdown of the messages in the opening sequences?
Alexander Flores
You know what I like in my Lordship? A barren cripple.
Blake Peterson
Yes. I saw some YouPube video on it but need to dig up the link. First it depicts the Night King on the dragon burning down the wall. Then comes the wed redding. And finally, the birth of Danny’s dragons.
