A GAME OF THRONES - Discussion Thread

goldrush

JK_Livin said:

tempo_n_groove said:

So.  Bran can see "everything".  He undoubtedly sees what Littlefinger is planning and up to so when does he reveal his plan?  Or is he like a "watcher" and can't intervene?

And now Jorah is healthy!  Will he hook up with Khalissi?

Can he see the future or only the past and present? One of Bronn, Jaime or Lord Tarley must not make it out of that battle. Fucking Theon.

Jamie will be fine - Gendry is going to save him! He's been paddling around in his little boat for years now, perfect time for him to make himself useful

Seriously though, they surely can't give Jamie such a lame death, can they? Save him from the dragon only for his armour to weigh him down and drown him? He's still my number one choice to kill Cersei...

mca47

tempo_n_groove said:

So.  Bran can see "everything".  He undoubtedly sees what Littlefinger is planning and up to so when does he reveal his plan?  Or is he like a "watcher" and can't intervene?

And now Jorah is healthy!  Will he hook up with Khalissi?

I bet Jorah plays a part in convincing the Golden Company to either fight for them or not to fight for Cersie.
Can you imagine, if Jorah and a 10,000 man army of elite sellswords comes rolling in to Dragonstone?  That would make her happy for sure!

mca47

goldrush said:

JK_Livin said:

tempo_n_groove said:

So.  Bran can see "everything".  He undoubtedly sees what Littlefinger is planning and up to so when does he reveal his plan?  Or is he like a "watcher" and can't intervene?

And now Jorah is healthy!  Will he hook up with Khalissi?

Can he see the future or only the past and present? One of Bronn, Jaime or Lord Tarley must not make it out of that battle. Fucking Theon.

Jamie will be fine - Gendry is going to save him! He's been paddling around in his little boat for years now, perfect time for him to make himself useful

Seriously though, they surely can't give Jamie such a lame death, can they? Save him from the dragon only for his armour to weigh him down and drown him? He's still my number one choice to kill Cersei...

What I thought was weird about the scene where Jaime charged Dany and apparently saved by Bronn by pushing him off his horse and into the water...after this happens it shows them avoiding the flames by being submerged in deep water and it showed Jaime sinking.
Seconds before this happened, Jaime, on his horse was running through that very stream in only maybe 5-6 inches of water.  The next thing you know, they are in what appears to be a deep lake.
Maybe I need to see that scene again...

darwinstheory

I don't think Jorah will hook up with Kahalesi, but I see him saving her life or mission while losing his own life. 

As for Bran, I would speculate that he can only see what happened or is happening. That said, he will some how sew what Littlefinger is up to amd position Arya to do what needs done. 

F Me In The Brain

mca47 said:

tempo_n_groove said:

So.  Bran can see "everything".  He undoubtedly sees what Littlefinger is planning and up to so when does he reveal his plan?  Or is he like a "watcher" and can't intervene?

And now Jorah is healthy!  Will he hook up with Khalissi?

I bet Jorah plays a part in convincing the Golden Company to either fight for them or not to fight for Cersie.
Can you imagine, if Jorah and a 10,000 man army of elite sellswords comes rolling in to Dragonstone?  That would make her happy for sure!

Young Griff?  Hah!

BIGDaddyWil

mca47 said:

goldrush said:

JK_Livin said:

tempo_n_groove said:

So.  Bran can see "everything".  He undoubtedly sees what Littlefinger is planning and up to so when does he reveal his plan?  Or is he like a "watcher" and can't intervene?

And now Jorah is healthy!  Will he hook up with Khalissi?

Can he see the future or only the past and present? One of Bronn, Jaime or Lord Tarley must not make it out of that battle. Fucking Theon.

Jamie will be fine - Gendry is going to save him! He's been paddling around in his little boat for years now, perfect time for him to make himself useful

Seriously though, they surely can't give Jamie such a lame death, can they? Save him from the dragon only for his armour to weigh him down and drown him? He's still my number one choice to kill Cersei...

What I thought was weird about the scene where Jaime charged Dany and apparently saved by Bronn by pushing him off his horse and into the water...after this happens it shows them avoiding the flames by being submerged in deep water and it showed Jaime sinking.
Seconds before this happened, Jaime, on his horse was running through that very stream in only maybe 5-6 inches of water.  The next thing you know, they are in what appears to be a deep lake.
Maybe I need to see that scene again...

Yes, that turned out to be an awfully deep lake.  The Abyss.

JimmyV

BIGDaddyWil said:

mca47 said:

goldrush said:

JK_Livin said:

tempo_n_groove said:

So.  Bran can see "everything".  He undoubtedly sees what Littlefinger is planning and up to so when does he reveal his plan?  Or is he like a "watcher" and can't intervene?

And now Jorah is healthy!  Will he hook up with Khalissi?

Can he see the future or only the past and present? One of Bronn, Jaime or Lord Tarley must not make it out of that battle. Fucking Theon.

Jamie will be fine - Gendry is going to save him! He's been paddling around in his little boat for years now, perfect time for him to make himself useful

Seriously though, they surely can't give Jamie such a lame death, can they? Save him from the dragon only for his armour to weigh him down and drown him? He's still my number one choice to kill Cersei...

What I thought was weird about the scene where Jaime charged Dany and apparently saved by Bronn by pushing him off his horse and into the water...after this happens it shows them avoiding the flames by being submerged in deep water and it showed Jaime sinking.
Seconds before this happened, Jaime, on his horse was running through that very stream in only maybe 5-6 inches of water.  The next thing you know, they are in what appears to be a deep lake.
Maybe I need to see that scene again...

Yes, that turned out to be an awfully deep lake.  The Abyss.

Yes that was a bit strange. I think it was done to explain away the Dragon not just burning them when they come up for air or, at the very least, not being captured. I think the next time we see Jaime he will be somewhere downstream.

mca47

JimmyV said:

BIGDaddyWil said:

mca47 said:

goldrush said:

JK_Livin said:

tempo_n_groove said:

So.  Bran can see "everything".  He undoubtedly sees what Littlefinger is planning and up to so when does he reveal his plan?  Or is he like a "watcher" and can't intervene?

And now Jorah is healthy!  Will he hook up with Khalissi?

Can he see the future or only the past and present? One of Bronn, Jaime or Lord Tarley must not make it out of that battle. Fucking Theon.

Jamie will be fine - Gendry is going to save him! He's been paddling around in his little boat for years now, perfect time for him to make himself useful

Seriously though, they surely can't give Jamie such a lame death, can they? Save him from the dragon only for his armour to weigh him down and drown him? He's still my number one choice to kill Cersei...

What I thought was weird about the scene where Jaime charged Dany and apparently saved by Bronn by pushing him off his horse and into the water...after this happens it shows them avoiding the flames by being submerged in deep water and it showed Jaime sinking.
Seconds before this happened, Jaime, on his horse was running through that very stream in only maybe 5-6 inches of water.  The next thing you know, they are in what appears to be a deep lake.
Maybe I need to see that scene again...

Yes, that turned out to be an awfully deep lake.  The Abyss.

Yes that was a bit strange. I think it was done to explain away the Dragon not just burning them when they come up for air or, at the very least, not being captured. I think the next time we see Jaime he will be somewhere downstream.

It was a cool scene for sure, just seemed odd.
Come up for a breath of air and you have Drogon looking at ya'!  hahahaha

Enkidu

Jaime is such an interesting character (more in the books than the series).  You hate him so much in the beginning, but as you follow his journey he's more conflicted and pissed at his sister - his relationship with Brienne (in the books) was really really cool.  I kind of hate him, but I kind of root for him, too.  Maybe a nice scene with Tyrion in the end?  Maybe he'll kill himself to sacrifice Tyrion.  ???  

RideRick

2-feign-reluctance said:

Still never watched an episode of this in my life. 

And here you are. 

  

F Me In The Brain

Enkidu said:

Jaime is such an interesting character (more in the books than the series).  You hate him so much in the beginning, but as you follow his journey he's more conflicted and pissed at his sister - his relationship with Brienne (in the books) was really really cool.  I kind of hate him, but I kind of root for him, too.  Maybe a nice scene with Tyrion in the end?  Maybe he'll kill himself to sacrifice Tyrion.  ???  

I agree with some of the others in the theory that he kills his C U Next Tuesday of a sister.

F Me In The Brain

JimmyV

F Me In The Brain said:

Enkidu said:

Jaime is such an interesting character (more in the books than the series).  You hate him so much in the beginning, but as you follow his journey he's more conflicted and pissed at his sister - his relationship with Brienne (in the books) was really really cool.  I kind of hate him, but I kind of root for him, too.  Maybe a nice scene with Tyrion in the end?  Maybe he'll kill himself to sacrifice Tyrion.  ???  

I agree with some of the others in the theory that he kills his C U Next Tuesday of a sister.

I think he kills Cersei, becoming the Queen Slayer, and then dies himself in a blaze of glory.

Also, we are supposed to feel conflicted about Jaime from the very beginning. He's a cocky prick when we first meet him and he pushes Bran out the window. But in the same episode he also shows clear kindness to and affection for his brother. We soon learn that he is the only Lannister who does. That is part of Jaime's character from day 1.

mca47

I bet Dany and her army end up capturing Jaime and Bronn.  The Jaime, Tyrion reunion is going to be great and I bet Dany really starts questioning Tyrion's loyalty.  She's far better off keeping them as prisoners than simply killing them.  Send a dragon to Kings Landing with it dragging a flyer like they do with planes that reads "Hey bitch, we got your brother...he was captured in battle...again!  Oh, and isn't this dragon pretty cool?!"

  

Gern Blansten

2-feign-reluctance said:

Still never watched an episode of this in my life. 

That's actually good.  If you have any interest at all I would suggest that you wait for the last season to start running.

Start binge watching about 3 weeks before the final episode and then watch the last episode in real time.  

I did this with Breaking Bad and it was fucking awesome.  There is so much going on in GOT that watching it all at once (within a short time period of a few weeks) will allow you to avoid a lot of the questions like "who the fuck are they talking about?" etc.  

I envy you

JK_Livin

mca47 said:

I bet Dany and her army end up capturing Jaime and Bronn.  The Jaime, Tyrion reunion is going to be great and I bet Dany really starts questioning Tyrion's loyalty.  She's far better off keeping them as prisoners than simply killing them.  Send a dragon to Kings Landing with it dragging a flyer like they do with planes that reads "Hey bitch, we got your brother...he was captured in battle...again!  Oh, and isn't this dragon pretty cool?!"

  I wouldn't mind it if Jaime and Bronn were dead. People have to start dying at some point. Only reason I'd want Jaime alive is so he can tell Cersei about Joffery's murder.

goldrush

goldrush

Can't believe Gilly just dropped the most important piece of information in the history of the show, and Sam threw a tantrum! Pay attention boy!

JK_Livin

goldrush said:

Can't believe Gilly just dropped the most important piece of information in the history of the show, and Sam threw a tantrum! Pay attention boy!

I caught that and my wife was like, what? We had to rewind it. How did Sam know he grabbed the correct scrolls? They didn't seem too organized.

goldrush

JK_Livin said:

goldrush said:

Can't believe Gilly just dropped the most important piece of information in the history of the show, and Sam threw a tantrum! Pay attention boy!

I caught that and my wife was like, what? We had to rewind it. How did Sam know he grabbed the correct scrolls? They didn't seem too organized.

He just grabbed the ones that had 'Spoilers' written on them! I agree, he could have just grabbed some crappy old records but you know he'll end up with the good stuff.

Also, there are WAY too many characters that I like in that hunting party, and you know they can't all make it back from there. The flaming sword scene from the trailer makes perfect sense now though