Game of Thrones thread (USE SPOILERS)

[McPero]

But that doesn't end feudalism. Feudalism isn't just a political system, it's economic and even social-cultural.

If you destory nobles and all people have same rights then feudalism is destroyed.

What? That's not how it works. Rights are great and all, but they don't actually mean anything in a low-tech society such as Westeros where 95% of the population either grows food or is directly involved in creating things people need to grow food. If you take away the feudalist system, it required a full-blown state to replace it. And states are expensive.

"expensive" xD

[Audiate]

Uh, yeah, they are...?

Also stop quoting that shit lags.

[William]

Uh, yeah, they are...?

Also stop quoting that shit lags.

It seriously took me 10 minutes to load the thread and see this response. Can you all stop being nasty trolls

[Audiate]

It supposedly lags the server box, stop being a nasty troll.

[Furrnox]

So will the brotherhood swear fealty to Jon perhaps? Or what ye nerds think?

[Audiate]

They'll be forgotten about, probably. Just like a lot of characters and storylines. In the books though, I honestly have no clue. They're doing some weird shit currently, I'll keep it spoiler free, but I doubt they'd be a huge impact other than a means for their leader to do anything.

[Furrnox]

That'd be weird to just bring the brotherhood and the hound back just to do nothing with them.

[Audiate]

Oh that's right, they did bring them back. Still, I doubt they'd be a huge deal, unless they decide to go through with some of the book features.

[William]

With Arya's story I wouldn't doubt she crosses paths with them again. We might also see the religion of light have a self identity problem because one priestess believes Jon is the prince that was promised and in Meeren they think it's Dany.

[Commander Bondage]

Vikings is better

[Audiate]

It is possible that Brotherhood + Hound + Arya + Melisandre could be a thing. They all have connections, could all be in the same area, and Melisandre did say she would see Arya again, which I don't think happened in the books because they never met in the books.

[Ted]

This is a really good read about Baelish's character: https://www.reddit.com/r/asoiaf/comments/3fbis7/spoilers_all_petyr_baelish_is_the_tragic_hero_of/

[Riddlez]

This is a really good read about Baelish's character: https://www.reddit.com/r/asoiaf/comments/3fbis7/spoilers_all_petyr_baelish_is_the_tragic_hero_of/

Finally something that recognises Petyr's ableness. He is by far my favourite character, both in the Series and the Books.

[Ted]

This is a really good read about Baelish's character: https://www.reddit.com/r/asoiaf/comments/3fbis7/spoilers_all_petyr_baelish_is_the_tragic_hero_of/

Finally something that recognises Petyr's ableness. He is by far my favourite character, both in the Series and the Books.

Finally another Baelish-Follower 

Does anyone else think that Daenerys has become a pouty, self-righteous bitch? She fed innocent men to her dragons, she burned hundreds of people alive and now she's sailing to Westeros just because she wants more power, already having said that she wants to destroy everything and everyone standing in her way... I personally believe that Daenerys is a bigger villain than anyone else being built up from scratch with thousands of people thinking she was the good. Classic GRRM.

Let me quote Barristan Selmy from Season 5: "The mad King gave his enemies the justice he thought they deserved and each time it made him feel powerful and right until the very end" - now look at Daenerys.....

[Duuring]

First thing to do when reading Game of Thrones: No good guys, no bad guys.