A Song of Ice & Fire by George R.R. Martin: Book Discussion Thread

[TheGreatShowtime]

Looks like they're combining Jorah with Jon Connington

 

[yeahisaidit]

The GNC is almost confirmed.

Jorah is Connington.

Ollie is going to stab Jon.

The Citadel is coming into play, finally.

Theon will crack to Sansa about Bran and Rickon eventually.
That "Kill the Boy" speech

 

[Foxmulder]

Is Jon really dead brehs. Mel left the wall. Whose gonna save him?

 

[yeahisaidit]

Is Jon really dead brehs. Mel left the wall. Whose gonna save him?

Maybe him and Shireen "die" at the same time. Mel talks Stannis' wife into burning her, and Jon's resurrected through that.

Or Mel comes back to the wall...

 

[Jmare007]

Jon better get the most harmless stabbing ever on the show. Melissandre ain't there to revive him on TV so him getting sliced can't be good news for his future in the books

 

[tjwettem]

so jorah getting greyscale means we won't see aegon or connington on the show. Can we now safely assume that aegon is fake in the book?

 

[TheGreatShowtime]

so jorah getting greyscale means we won't see aegon or connington on the show. Can we now safely assume that aegon is fake in the book?

I think so. Read an interesting theory a few weeks back with the show emphasizing grey scale, this may mean that Jon Connington brings the plague to Westeros & that brings the downfall of Aegon.

 

[Chris Cool]

can jon warg in the show?

kinda disappointed jorah got the scale. wanted to see dude whoop some ass before being enslaved. guessing no aegon then.

imma be disappointed if it's the wildlings who turn on jon. no baby switching, aemon look like he still leaving though.

 

[TheGreatShowtime]

Is Jon really dead brehs. Mel left the wall. Whose gonna save him?

Maybe she'll see something in the fires and head back

 

[TKOK]

Hardholme could be great if they get attacked by wights/others like it's suggested in the books.

 

[dennis roadman]

I think so. Read an interesting theory a few weeks back with the show emphasizing grey scale, this may mean that Jon Connington brings the plague to Westeros & that brings the downfall of Aegon.

link breh

and they went and wasted Valyria for nothing huh

what was the point of even saying they were there, why not just say "oh yeah, this is volantis/the rhoyne/some other place that doesn't even play into the show"? why make the most mysterious place (besides skagos?) in the whole environs look like an old colonial city in the caribbean? no fire, no demons, no smoke, nothing

unless they just told us what the book will eventually get to, that what we know of The Doom is 100% false

 

[JMurder]

This shyt straying further and further from the books this season

 

[ATLien]

...fukk Jorah being Connington....and wtf say that's Valyria!!!!????...when it aint

...get to Pyke and Oldtown already

 

[TheGreatShowtime]

link breh

and they went and wasted Valyria for nothing huh

what was the point of even saying they were there, why not just say "oh yeah, this is volantis/the rhoyne/some other place that doesn't even play into the show"? why make the most mysterious place (besides skagos?) in the whole environs look like an old colonial city in the caribbean? no fire, no demons, no smoke, nothing

unless they just told us what the book will eventually get to, that what we know of The Doom is 100% false

Can't find the exact theory that I read, but just Google Jon Connington plague and you'll find some good reads.

 

[dennis roadman]

Can't find the exact theory that I read, but just Google Jon Connington plague and you'll find some good reads.

even before i read it, there's something to it. the baddest bytch in Westeros Val the wildling princess was extremely wary of Shireen because of it. that wasn't just random banter