Dany isn't barren anymore. She was bleeding right before her and Drogon ran into the Khalassar in ADWD.
holy shyt how didn't I catch that either? She did bleed but I didn't think it meant anything.
Dany isn't barren anymore. She was bleeding right before her and Drogon ran into the Khalassar in ADWD.
holy shyt how didn't I catch that either? She did bleed but I didn't think it meant anything.
Actually Im pretty sure it was blood and shyt from the pale mare....Dany isn't barren anymore. She was bleeding right before her and Drogon ran into the Khalassar in ADWD.
I thought she was unsure if it was the pale mare or if was a sign that she was no longer barren.Actually Im pretty sure it was blood and shyt from the pale mare....
Someone needs to check, I aint near a book
I think she's definitely going to die; the only question for me is whether she'll die being seen as a "hero" or a "villain"
My guess is she goes insane. What I think/hope is that Aegon initially wins the throne and is popular among nobles and commoners. Dany arrives later, and when people see dragons, dothraki, iron born, and the kin-slaying demon monkey Lannister backing her they go . Dany goes seeing Aegon on "her" throne (especially after she realizes he's a blackfyre) and the second Dance of the Dragons starts.
Dany wins but turns into the Mad Queen when the people reject her as a usurper, and tells Drogon to "burn them all" in King's Landing; Barristan hears this, goes , and kills Dany, becoming known as the Queenslayer
Some might expect things to quiet down after the season finale, but no, the fun’s just beginning when it comes to casting. Today, we have some news not about a new character, but about a fan favorite possibly returning in season five.
For spoiler reasons, we’ve tucked the actor’s name and role beneath the cut, as even being aware of the character’s return might be considered a spoiler by some, and there are spoilers for another character’s season five arc below the cut!
It appears that an unexpected return may be in the works for the Faceless Man known to viewers as Jaqen H’ghar.
According to the German agency of Tom Wlaschiha, the actor is shooting a 2014 episode of the crime solving seriesTatort entitled, “Borowski und die armen Kinder von Gaarden, ” and after that, in August, he’ll begin filming onGame of Thrones. The agency notes that Tom is in the main cast. Given that the website updates their News sections regularly with 2014 projects, and that Wlaschiha has appeared in several notable productions since filmingGoT in 2011 (with his appearance airing in 2012), it does look like Arya’s mentor is returning to the show next year.
Wlaschiha has kept busy since his time on Game of Thrones, costarring as Sebastian Berger in Crossing Lines. He played Prince Albert in the 2014 biopic Mr. Turner and will be appearing as Philip Von Hapsburg in series 3 of Canal+’s Borgia.
In the A Song of Ice and Fire series, the face of Jaqen has not been seen since A Clash of Kings, though the Faceless Man (in different form) is still tending to business in Westeros.
The actor’s return has not been officially confirmed by HBO.
Michelle Fairley just gave an interview to Entertainment Weekly where she confirms D&D's decision:
EW: You couldn’t have missed the online furor over the lack of Lady Stoneheart in the Thrones finale. Were you surprised by that attention?
Michelle Fairley: I actually haven’t seen any of that. I don’t look that stuff up. I avoid it like the plague. I was totally unaware.
EW: There was a lot of online conversation. I heard third-hand that you were basically told that it’s not likely to ever happen. Is that accurate?
Michelle Fairley: Yeah, the character’s dead. She’s dead.
EW: Do you have a preference at all—do you think Catelyn’s arc should end where it ended, or would you be into the resurrection idea?
Michelle Fairley: You respect the writers’ decision. I knew the arc, and that was it. They can’t stick to the books 100 percent. It’s impossible—they only have 10 hours per season. They have got to keep it dramatic and exciting, and extraneous stuff along the way gets lost in order to maintain the quality of brilliant show.
but see changes like this are the type of stuff that are gonna make me fall back when the show starts getting to new material, not tryna see the watered down plotWell, its official. My suspicions after the Alex Graves interview were accurate Lady Stoneheart has been cut from Game of Thrones
http://insidetv.ew.com/2014/06/25/michelle-fairley-24-lady-stoneheart/
I'm surprisingly OK with it. There is way too much story left to tell with only 3 seasons to go.
that's kind of my point, stuff like that feels like dry spoiling her importanceI wonder if a smarter poster than I (@Adam3000, @everyotherposterinthisthread) would go so far as to speculate as to what this means to Lady Stoneheart's importance in the books, Hmmmmm!
I wonder if a smarter poster than I (@Adam3000, @everyotherposterinthisthread) would go so far as to speculate as to what this means to Lady Stoneheart's importance in the books, Hmmmmm!
I'm making the bold prediction that Jamie will die in Dorne on the show and in Riverlands in the book .
Brienne will assume Stonehearts role as the leader of BwB on the show. It can work, just without the intricacies of the book
3 seasons as of right now.. an extension is inevitable. there's still going to be 4 books left to cover hereWell, its official. My suspicions after the Alex Graves interview were accurate Lady Stoneheart has been cut from Game of Thrones
http://insidetv.ew.com/2014/06/25/michelle-fairley-24-lady-stoneheart/
I'm surprisingly OK with it. There is way too much story left to tell with only 3 seasons to go.