Game of Thrones thread (USE SPOILERS)

[Duuring]

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Never forget the Gendry storyline

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Yeah, whatever happened to that?

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[Moi~]

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So when does Stannis return? Brienne didnt kill him, we never really saw him dying

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[Duuring]

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So when does Stannis return? Brienne didnt kill him, we never really saw him dying

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Stop.

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[Edwin]

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Anyone else get the impression that D&D have absolutely no idea what they're doing when it comes to Littlefinger?

"The most dangerous man in Westeros"- and the mastermind behind the civil war - appears to have become a complete moron prone to inaction in the later seasons.

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[DaMonkey]

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Euron is eternally /ourguy/

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[Audiate]

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Anyone else get the impression that D&D have absolutely no idea what they're doing when it comes to Littlefinger?

"The most dangerous man in Westeros"- and the mastermind behind the civil war - appears to have become a complete moron prone to inaction in the later seasons.

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Without GRRM, they don't know what to do with him.

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What I said doesn't even spoil anything lol

[joer5835]

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So when does Stannis return? Brienne didnt kill him, we never really saw him dying

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Ramsay mentioned in Season 6 that they found his body. He really is dead. It's weird that they never showed the killing or even his actual body later on. Maybe the actor didn't want to only briefly return for a scene like that when season 6 came around.

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So when does Stannis return? Brienne didnt kill him, we never really saw him dying

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Ramsay mentioned in Season 6 that they found his body. He really is dead. It's weird that they never showed the killing or even his actual body later on. Maybe the actor didn't want to only briefly return for a scene like that when season 6 came around.

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He's trolling.

[William]

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Sea has frozen over so I'm predicting that the Whites will just march around the wall and repeat what the Germans did in WW2 against the Maginot Line

Wall Season 1

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Wall Season 7

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And to address the Ice Dragon. Would seem strange for the Night King to go south without some massive play to his hand. There have been tons of wars so why choose now? Maybe it won't be an ice dragon but there is something that has prompted the NK to go south and I'd imagine it's something that men can't normally fight against such as the giants or possibly some mystical creature(s). Maybe not likely but clearly the show is going for effects over story so it wouldn't surprise me.

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[StevenChilton]

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Sea has frozen over so I'm predicting that the Whites will just march around the wall and repeat what the Germans did in WW2 against the Maginot Line

Wall Season 1

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Wall Season 7

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And to address the Ice Dragon. Would seem strange for the Night King to go south without some massive play to his hand. There have been tons of wars so why choose now? Maybe it won't be an ice dragon but there is something that has prompted the NK to go south and I'd imagine it's something that men can't normally fight against such as the giants or possibly some mystical creature(s). Maybe not likely but clearly the show is going for effects over story so it wouldn't surprise me.

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Hmm, GoT writers have made some fairly horrible decisions but I'd be surprised if they simply walk around the Wall. I think the Wall coming crashing down or some massive battle to get past it would be too good an opportunity to miss. Anything else feels a bit dumb. Having said that it strikes me as a massive plot hole that Mance Rayder didn't just build a load of ships and sail around it. I mean Hardhome did have docks...

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[Riddlez]

There is a difference between an ice dragon and a wight dragon. The first one is alive, the secomd one a dead dragon turned to a wight by the NK.

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some think the arrow that hit drogon was poisoned.
He may end up a wight dragon in some way because of that. Sould be fucked up. 

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[Furrnox]

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Gendry is back my dudes.

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[Sgt.Winters]

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Jon has got some Magnificent Seven-esque shit going now. Other than that, the episode was good overall, Gendry finally stopped rowing, and he is taking after Robert with that war hammer. I don't really understand how Cersei being pregnant fits into the storyline at all.  Perhaps to make it more difficult for Jaime to kill her and fulfill that prophecy?  Also Sam not noticing what Gilly said about Rhaegar and Lyanna made me chuckle.

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[Audiate]

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Jon has got some Magnificent Seven-esque shit going now. Other than that, the episode was good overall, Gendry finally stopped rowing, and he is taking after Robert with that war hammer. I don't really understand how Cersei being pregnant fits into the storyline at all.  Perhaps to make it more difficult for Jaime to kill her and fulfill that prophecy?  Also Sam not noticing what Gilly said about Rhaegar and Lyanna made me chuckle.

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^Pretty much my thoughts.

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I actually thought some things were just boring though, maybe someone else felt the same way. There were cool moments like Gendry packing up shop so quickly and the seven heroes heading north. I've gotta check around to see if anyone can match up the Seven gods to those seven guys, even though like two are women and one isn't even necessarily 'human.' Gendry is the Smith, for sure, there's plenty of Warriors, Jorah kind of resembles the Father's features, the Crone and Stranger could be either Beric Dondarrion or Sandor Clegane, or maybe the "stranger" to the group is Thoros of Myr since he's a full on red priest, I dunno, and as for the Maiden and Mother, idk, Jon is pretty "beautiful, innocent looking [young woman]," he'll fit that I guess.

God similarities or not, that seven are a fucking fantastic matchup.

By the way, anyone remember those god awful leaks that came out months ago about the script? Remember the part saying Jon would go north and capture a White Walker? ISN'T THAT WHAT'S HAPPENING? At least they added some moderately interesting fluff along the way, but the overall story structure is super boring so far this season.

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[William]

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Jon has got some Magnificent Seven-esque shit going now. Other than that, the episode was good overall, Gendry finally stopped rowing, and he is taking after Robert with that war hammer. I don't really understand how Cersei being pregnant fits into the storyline at all.  Perhaps to make it more difficult for Jaime to kill her and fulfill that prophecy?  Also Sam not noticing what Gilly said about Rhaegar and Lyanna made me chuckle.

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^Pretty much my thoughts.

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I actually thought some things were just boring though, maybe someone else felt the same way. There were cool moments like Gendry packing up shop so quickly and the seven heroes heading north. I've gotta check around to see if anyone can match up the Seven gods to those seven guys, even though like two are women and one isn't even necessarily 'human.' Gendry is the Smith, for sure, there's plenty of Warriors, Jorah kind of resembles the Father's features, the Crone and Stranger could be either Beric Dondarrion or Sandor Clegane, or maybe the "stranger" to the group is Thoros of Myr since he's a full on red priest, I dunno, and as for the Maiden and Mother, idk, Jon is pretty "beautiful, innocent looking [young woman]," he'll fit that I guess.

God similarities or not, that seven are a fucking fantastic matchup.

By the way, anyone remember those god awful leaks that came out months ago about the script? Remember the part saying Jon would go north and capture a White Walker? ISN'T THAT WHAT'S HAPPENING? At least they added some moderately interesting fluff along the way, but the overall story structure is super boring so far this season.

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The whole capturing a white walker sounds just too far fetched for me and doesn't make much sense but all the luck to them. I'm curious as I'm pretty sure that Jon is the only one with a Valyrian sword to fight the true White Walkers because otherwise the Magnificent 7 is about to take a magnificent L.

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Also, when are we going to get a Rhaegar flashback? He's basically been mentioned every season in one form or another and we finally got that brief voice line of him having a legitimate marriage with Lyanna. 

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