Do we have a White Walker killing spree tonight? Episode is 5 minutes longer than the rest of the season 6 episodes.
OT: Here comes the White Walkers GoT thread
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Who would have thought it, Sansa turning into a badass wanting to fight Ramsey and Jon Snow would woose out?
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Thoughts..(semi spoliers)
I wonder when we will see/hear Quaithe again, because Dany is following her "to go forward, you must go back. To go east you much go west, etc etc" prophecy. But glad to see Dany be a badass again
Comparing Abe Lincoln to Tyrion is a very interesting concept, how he attempts to negotiate a deal before breaking out into war.
Osha was killed way to quickly. I hate that for her. So pretty much the Umbers are for real against the Starks?
The pink letter was a legit scene.
Wish they would have cut the majority of the Theon/Asha scene and replaced with kingsmoot.
Tormand has a think for Brienne and the look on his face was priceless.
I wonder when we will see/hear Quaithe again, because Dany is following her "to go forward, you must go back. To go east you much go west, etc etc" prophecy. But glad to see Dany be a badass again
Comparing Abe Lincoln to Tyrion is a very interesting concept, how he attempts to negotiate a deal before breaking out into war.
Osha was killed way to quickly. I hate that for her. So pretty much the Umbers are for real against the Starks?
The pink letter was a legit scene.
Wish they would have cut the majority of the Theon/Asha scene and replaced with kingsmoot.
Tormand has a think for Brienne and the look on his face was priceless.
Just when I think I couldn't possibly take another Daenerys scene, she goes and does something like that. Now get your fine *** across that Narrow Sea. Can't wait to see Bastard Bowl between Jon Snow and Ramsay. Take his head, Lord Snow.
Excellent job of both moving plot lines and bringing moments that break twitter.
***Spoilers follow***
Finally a Stark reunion.
Danery showing tits and kicking *** at the same time.
Ramsey being the **** he is and writing such a lovely letter to bring back the balls of Jon Snow.
Watching those around Tyrion question his methods while he gifts whores(assassins) to his enemies.
Little Finger weave his magic.
Next few episodes are gonna be fun.
***Spoilers follow***
Finally a Stark reunion.
Danery showing tits and kicking *** at the same time.
Ramsey being the **** he is and writing such a lovely letter to bring back the balls of Jon Snow.
Watching those around Tyrion question his methods while he gifts whores(assassins) to his enemies.
Little Finger weave his magic.
Next few episodes are gonna be fun.
You are all forgetting the most important thing...it looks like Tormund has a crush on good ole Brienne of Tarth!
In a great episode, this was my favorite part.
So many stories moving forward, epic reunions, boobs, fire, and plotting, but my single favorite moment was this. Tormund giving Brianne the bedroom eyes while chewing on that hunk of meat.
So many stories moving forward, epic reunions, boobs, fire, and plotting, but my single favorite moment was this. Tormund giving Brianne the bedroom eyes while chewing on that hunk of meat.
I'm also tired of the storyline, but that man can act.
He always does a fantastic job portraying a charismatic zealot. I really hope that bringing the Tyrell troops into the city is part of some grand plan to take down the Lannisters, and he's been slowly leading them to believe it's their own idea.
He always does a fantastic job portraying a charismatic zealot. I really hope that bringing the Tyrell troops into the city is part of some grand plan to take down the Lannisters, and he's been slowly leading them to believe it's their own idea.
I assumed they used a body double. I heard she signed a contract after the second season saying she didn't have to show her exquisite, life-affirming jumblies
No. I think the HS is what he appears to be. There are going to be no "winners" in KL. Just the ones that survive and the ones that die. All the imagery/foreshadowing of upheaval and destruction seem like they will come to pass there this season. Not even sure any of the current players there will be left to pick up the pieces
This previous/next episodes seemed to have brought the end game a little too far into focus this early. Think it might be a red herring.
And the one dude that has been fighting the real war all this time is going off to get caught up in the petty squabbles.
And the one dude that has been fighting the real war all this time is going off to get caught up in the petty squabbles.
is this confirmed they are assassins? If so why didn't he let Grey Work in on the plan.
Theory they are info birds or possible assassins. Never have seen Tyrion do anything for nothing.
Thank Gawd for that. They cast the best damn looking women in England, Ireland, Wales and Scotland. Show me dem tittays!
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Maybe, in the books I could see it being multiple people, I think Ramsey wrote it on the show though.
Why does LF need to force a war that is already inevitable?
The fact is -- he doesn't need to do much of anything to goad a fight at this point. The north is spent. Even if Ramsey gathers double the force Sansa heard him speak of -- that's 10k men. Nowhere near the might of the Vale. LF can destroy them all on both sides if he so chooses with the Knights of the Vale. If something unfortunate happens to Robyn Arryn -- all bets are off though. The Vale would probably prettymuch go to Yohn Royce powerwise at that point. Which probably leads down the same road they are taking anyway -- saving the Starks and recapturing Winterfell -- as the Royces are the nearest living kin to the Starks at this point outside the 2 Tully uncles in the Riverlands and Robyn Arryn. I actually think that made the show when Robb was talking to his mother about his will and she was trying to avoid Jon Snow at all costs ending up with Winterfell.
Maybe that is Littlefinger's point -- get them all in one place -- take them all down -- and control almost half of the entire seven kingdoms. He's already controlling the trident/riverlands through his seat at Harrenhall(I'm sure the Freys are unhappy about this -- can't wait to see them this season), the Vale through Arryn, and Cersei gave him the north last season provided he took out the Boltons and killed Sansa for her.
But Bran is about to leave his cave, probably this next episode, and he'll be holding a whole bunch of trump cards once back to civilization.
The fact is -- he doesn't need to do much of anything to goad a fight at this point. The north is spent. Even if Ramsey gathers double the force Sansa heard him speak of -- that's 10k men. Nowhere near the might of the Vale. LF can destroy them all on both sides if he so chooses with the Knights of the Vale. If something unfortunate happens to Robyn Arryn -- all bets are off though. The Vale would probably prettymuch go to Yohn Royce powerwise at that point. Which probably leads down the same road they are taking anyway -- saving the Starks and recapturing Winterfell -- as the Royces are the nearest living kin to the Starks at this point outside the 2 Tully uncles in the Riverlands and Robyn Arryn. I actually think that made the show when Robb was talking to his mother about his will and she was trying to avoid Jon Snow at all costs ending up with Winterfell.
Maybe that is Littlefinger's point -- get them all in one place -- take them all down -- and control almost half of the entire seven kingdoms. He's already controlling the trident/riverlands through his seat at Harrenhall(I'm sure the Freys are unhappy about this -- can't wait to see them this season), the Vale through Arryn, and Cersei gave him the north last season provided he took out the Boltons and killed Sansa for her.
But Bran is about to leave his cave, probably this next episode, and he'll be holding a whole bunch of trump cards once back to civilization.
The Vale has about 18,000 men. So that with the 2K wildlings + 1 Giant they should easily take Winterfell.
He can accomplish it all the same without setting up a battle that is inevitable anyway. The Vale is never going to truly side against the Starks. Then again, the Umbers are their most loyal bannermen...
At least that many -- and untouched by war. The Vale has about equal strength to what Robb Stark initially rode south with.
18K is a HUGE number for the Vale, especially since its like, what? 40ish% of the Vale is mountian clans?
But it makes some since since they didnt fight in The War of the 5 Kings.
But it makes some since since they didnt fight in The War of the 5 Kings.
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