David Benioff & Dave Weiss Interview (GOT News)- The Whitewalkers May NOT Be Gone

[PlayerNinety_Nine]

He's not dead?

I thought that him and his mans turned into Baja Blast Freeze when Arya gave him the knifework, but aight.

 

[PoorAndDangerous]

Why wasn't this just posted in the season thread?





Man this would be so corny and stupid

There's been theories for years that bran ends up the night king so it wouldn't be completely out of left field

 

[R.E.N. Spells Ren]

I didn't even know Vladimir Furdik was the NK actor, so I wasn't fooled into thinking a fan page was an inside source. I was just addressing the corniness of that logic if it were to play out like that.

If I thought that was an actor giving hints I'd be crying about spoilers lol.

There's been theories for years that bran ends up the night king so it wouldn't be completely out of left field

Yea, I know that theory's been around for years, but if that's the justification for it, it's corny and stupid.

I asked in the main thread what people were using to justify that theory and all I got was a picture of the army of the dead marching in the shape of a wolf. Extremely weak evidence. Is there more?

 

[Adam3000]

Nights King is dead. Its over. D&D just dont want to talk about it, just lilke they wouldnt tell us Lady Stoneheart got cut

 

[Samson]

It would be lazy for the NK touching Bran to designate him to be an heir. If he dies, Bran becomes the new NK with the powers of the 3ER. It makes wanting to kill Bran and opening himself up to be even more idiotic. However, with 4 hours and 3 episodes left, being solely focused on Cersei is boring. Unless Dragon Queen dies and Jon becomes the Dragon's new owner and marches down to take the thrown and makes the North independent.

Unless that happens, Bran becoming new NK is fine.

 

[Amestafuu (Emeritus)]

Y'all don't get tired of the wild speculations and disappointment that follows

 

[obarth]

Dany's vision in the House of the Undying has always made me think the White Walker threat would extend to King's Landing. Yeah, Jon Snow ending up on the throne could be the interpretation of the specific vision she has, but that seems pretty obvious. The only thing stopping Dany from getting the throne at this point is in-fighting between her and Jon. The Golden Company ain't doing shyt, against two dragons. shyt the Platinum or Diamond Company ain't doing shyt, either. Reverting to fighting over the throne seems really anti-climactic to me. I also think Cersei should pay for her hubris in the face of the White Walker threat. While she has her own prophecy that's still in play, I think that can work in conjunction with the White Walkers still being lithe overall antagonist in the end.

 

[Adam3000]

Dany's vision in the House of the Undying has always made me think the White Walker threat would extend to King's Landing. Yeah, Jon Snow ending up on the throne could be the interpretation of the specific vision she has, but that seems pretty obvious. The only thing stopping Dany from getting the throne at this point is in-fighting between her and Jon. The Golden Company ain't doing shyt, against two dragons. shyt the Platinum or Diamond Company ain't doing shyt, either. Reverting to fighting over the throne seems really anti-climactic to me. I also think Cersei should pay for her hubris in the face of the White Walker threat. While she has her own prophecy that's still in play, I think that can work in conjunction with the White Walkers still being lithe overall antagonist in the end.

RE: the dragons

Don't forget Cersei has the dragon crossbow. They even emphasize it in the new credits

 

[PlayerNinety_Nine]

Bran becoming new NK is fine.

It has to happen right before the finale closing credits on some

though

"It's close to Winter, and there's something evil rolling in the dark "

 

[Sonic Boom of the South]

HBO should just wait to the last min of the last episode and have it turn out that there is another season and fukk people mind up

 

[obarth]

RE: the dragons

Don't forget Cersei has the dragon crossbow. They even emphasize it in the new credits

I peeped that from episode 1 and I'm sure it will have a part to play. I guess knowing that GRRM gave them the basic outline of the series, I can't see throne squabbles being the ending of the books. Like someone wins the Iron Throne and that's it? Why has the fact "Winter is coming" been parroted since day one? I loved episode 3, but I've seen enough shows/movies and read enough books to know how story structure works. As much as the show and books subvert tropes, I can't see this being the last we've seen of the White Walkers as they've been set up to be the imminent threat from scene one episode one. We know the Battle of Winterfell is the biggest battle in show and cinema history. I doubt a battle will be the centerpiece of these last three episodes. More political intrigue would seem to undermine the idea of "breaking the wheel" or putting the people first. What do I know, doe?

 

[Devilinurear]

HBO should just wait to the last min of the last episode and have it turn out that there is another season and fukk people mind up

No because they will have to pay the actors more money.

 

[Sonic Boom of the South]

No because they will have to pay the actors more money.

Yeah I'm saying like if it was already planned and they just lied about this being the last season just to fukk with people

 

[Devilinurear]

Yeah I'm saying like if it was already planned and they just lied about this being the last season just to fukk with people

That would be crazy but hbo not trying to fukk with people like that. I know after this I am dropping my HBO sub

 

[Jack Skellington]

What is may never .