I am into the books and have avoided the show.... and tried my best to avoid spoilers... but it has been just an impossible struggle. I take a long time to read because I soak in every word. I have read GoT like 4 times, CoK 3x, SoS 2x.... but, just being alive, I know the MAJOR plot themes and basics of who is alive in season 7 of the show... still have a ton to fill in between 3/4 through Feast for Crows to now.... So I ended up flipping the show on for the last half hour last night to see what happens in real time with everyone else.
Not really sure why that episode needed to be an hour and 20 minutes. The whole big "reveal" scene with Bran and Sam about Jon Snow seemed silly since everyone had already figured out his true bloodline..
But we didn't know his real name or get confirmation that he was a true heir to the throne.
And so you see, I have come to doubt All that I once held as true I stand alone without beliefs The only truth I know is you.
Not really sure why that episode needed to be an hour and 20 minutes. The whole big "reveal" scene with Bran and Sam about Jon Snow seemed silly since everyone had already figured out his true bloodline..
Sam and Bran didn't know until they put all the pieces together.
Alright, alright, alright!
Tom O. "I never had any friends later on like the ones I had when I was twelve. Jesus, does anyone?"
-The Writer
Not really sure why that episode needed to be an hour and 20 minutes. The whole big "reveal" scene with Bran and Sam about Jon Snow seemed silly since everyone had already figured out his true bloodline..
Sam and Bran didn't know until they put all the pieces together.
Oh yeah, I get that. They had just made it so clear to the audience so when they figured it out it's not like it was a big shock or anything. Pretty much I just hate everything with creepy ass Bran involved.
Yes...it showed them making a final leap to a safe part of the wall.
I didn't catch that, but I assumed that they survived since they didn't specifically show them dying.
I couldn't follow them once they were going down the stairs.
Interesting that Jamie wasn't wearing his armor in his last shot on screen.
Yeah, I think Jamie has finally realized his sister is crazy. Should be interesting if he warns Dany and Jon of her betrayal, that a war might be fought on two sides at the same time next season.
...got a mind full of questions and a teacher in my soul...
I thought the finale was pretty satisfying, but the whole ruse to trap Peter Baelish felt completely unnecessary.
Thought the same thing. Spent too much time this season on that storyline, when they had all the reason to kill him all along. They knew about the knife and him betraying Ned, why set up the letter and let it play out for weeks? Guess they wanted something to show other than just the dead the last couple episodes.
Still great finale and season, was just one thing they didnt need.
I thought the finale was pretty satisfying, but the whole ruse to trap Peter Baelish felt completely unnecessary.
I guess I didn't care either way. They had to show what was going on in WinterFell...as nothing else was happening...why not show the sisters fucking with Littlefinger?
Could Cersi be about to team up with the White Walkers?
Is that why Bran sent for ravens immediately?
I have a hard time picturing Cersi teaming up with Jon or Dany. But how would teaming up with the Whites even be possible? Not like the Night King would just sit down for a meeting. Or was this a joke that I took seriously?
I don't think teaming up with the White Walkers is a possibility. I do think pretending to enter into an alliance with Dany/Jon and then betraying them at the worst possible moment hoping the Walkers wipe out her enemies is.
I meant it as a real possibility. Wethersfield it be as they have some sort of way to communicate or as JimmyV suggested, she turns her back on Dany and Jon to try to cost them the war. I just see no way she helps them.
Yup...
"A smart monkey doesn't monkey around with another monkey's monkey" - Darwin's Theory
Where the hell did Bronn and Pod get to? "Let's go for a drink..." then they were nowhere to be seen when everything kicked off?
Also, where was Gendry? We can't have lost him again?
Apparently Bronn and Cersei used to date in real life and now they absolutely hate each other. I guess it's to the point where they can't even be in the same room. So they had to get Bronn out of there before Cersei arrived....pretty fucking childish.
Where the hell did Bronn and Pod get to? "Let's go for a drink..." then they were nowhere to be seen when everything kicked off?
Also, where was Gendry? We can't have lost him again?
Apparently Bronn and Cersei used to date in real life and now they absolutely hate each other. I guess it's to the point where they can't even be in the same room. So they had to get Bronn out of there before Cersei arrived....pretty fucking childish.
I knew they hated eachother and refused to work together, but I didn't mentally connect him not being there when she was because of this. hahaha! That is really dumb.
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I thought that was awesome. Fuck little finger, he dies!
The love he receives is the love that is saved
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Some people have pointed out that when the army of the dead marched through The Wall, the formed the outline of the Stark wolf sigil... Does this mean that theory about Bran being the Night King is going to come true?
“Do not postpone happiness”
(Jeff Tweedy, Sydney 2007)
I don't see how Bran can be the Night King. So he touched/marked himself while he was "seeing"
I'm not buying that theory either, it seems like too much of a stretch.
Right there with you. Bran as the Night King has not been set up in the show. It might play out that way in the books but as of now doing it on the show would feel forced.
It probably will now since, having no good material to go on, the showrunners are basically using fan theories on the internet to write the show.
Still, I'm not seeing a wolf there.
Oh yeah, I bet the showrunners just go to reddit before they write the episodes.
It certainly appears that way these past two seasons.
I'll read in Esquire about some fan theory that some dork(s) came up with on Reddit, and more often than not, I'll later see those theories play out later on the show.
It probably will now since, having no good material to go on, the showrunners are basically using fan theories on the internet to write the show.
Still, I'm not seeing a wolf there.
Oh yeah, I bet the showrunners just go to reddit before they write the episodes.
It certainly appears that way these past two seasons.
I'll read in Esquire about some fan theory that some dork(s) came up with on Reddit, and more often than not, I'll later see those theories play out later on the show.
Why would you believe them but not the poster above you questioning that theory?
Alright, alright, alright!
Tom O. "I never had any friends later on like the ones I had when I was twelve. Jesus, does anyone?"
-The Writer
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Thought it was pretty awesome.
All that I once held as true
I stand alone without beliefs
The only truth I know is you.
Tom O.
"I never had any friends later on like the ones I had when I was twelve. Jesus, does anyone?"
-The Writer
Has no one learned what happens
I thought the finale was pretty satisfying, but the whole ruse to trap Peter Baelish felt completely unnecessary.
Oh yeah, I get that. They had just made it so clear to the audience so when they figured it out it's not like it was a big shock or anything. Pretty much I just hate everything with creepy ass Bran involved.
"...I changed by not changing at all..."
I didn't catch that, but I assumed that they survived since they didn't specifically show them dying.
Interesting that Jamie wasn't wearing his armor in his last shot on screen.
Tom O.
"I never had any friends later on like the ones I had when I was twelve. Jesus, does anyone?"
-The Writer
Spent too much time this season on that storyline, when they had all the reason to kill him all along.
They knew about the knife and him betraying Ned, why set up the letter and let it play out for weeks?
Guess they wanted something to show other than just the dead the last couple episodes.
Still great finale and season, was just one thing they didnt need.
Stupid quote thingies.
I believe you mean Sully's.
Also, where was Gendry? We can't have lost him again?
(Jeff Tweedy, Sydney 2007)
“Put yer good money on the sunrise”
(Tim Rogers)
Apparently Bronn and Cersei used to date in real life and now they absolutely hate each other. I guess it's to the point where they can't even be in the same room. So they had to get Bronn out of there before Cersei arrived....pretty fucking childish.
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/culture/tvandradio/10693120/Game-of-Thrones-stars-Lena-Headey-and-Jerome-Flynn-not-on-speaking-terms.html
Does this mean that theory about Bran being the Night King is going to come true?
(Jeff Tweedy, Sydney 2007)
“Put yer good money on the sunrise”
(Tim Rogers)
Still, I'm not seeing a wolf there.
Tom O.
"I never had any friends later on like the ones I had when I was twelve. Jesus, does anyone?"
-The Writer
Right there with you. Bran as the Night King has not been set up in the show. It might play out that way in the books but as of now doing it on the show would feel forced.
"...I changed by not changing at all..."
Oh yeah, I bet the showrunners just go to reddit before they write the episodes.
I'll read in Esquire about some fan theory that some dork(s) came up with on Reddit, and more often than not, I'll later see those theories play out later on the show.
Tom O.
"I never had any friends later on like the ones I had when I was twelve. Jesus, does anyone?"
-The Writer