Game Of Thrones: Season 3 SPOILERS WELCOMED THREAD

[RickyGQ]

Is Danys storyline ahead of book 3? I haven't read book 5 yet and these attacks don't seem familiar.

 

[Bud Bundy]

Hold on, what do yall mean Jaime is going to see sansa? You talking about when Brienne thinks she knows where sansa is? I think that is going to turn up as a cold trail. Nobody knows sansa is littlefingers supposed b*stard daughter chilling out in the vale

I mean in the show. It looks like Jamie is going to be in kings landing before Jofferys wedding.

 

[Bud Bundy]

Is Danys storyline ahead of book 3? I haven't read book 5 yet and these attacks don't seem familiar.

No it is about right. She conquers three cities in book 3 before she decides to stay in last one.

 

[JulesWinfield]

I mean in the show. It looks like Jamie is going to be in kings landing before Jeffery's wedding.

i can see them stretching out jaime's storyline so he doesn't make it in time for the wedding. i'm willing to bet joffrey's wedding is in the first 4 episodes next season. they can just omit jaime from the rest of this season if that's the case. have him get to king's landing at the beginning of next season.

 

[Mr. Pink]

She also did not get burned when drago set her on fire in Adwd. All she lost was her hair.

Perhaps you're right, but I don't remember reading that she was came into contact with fire.
We know he roared at her twice, but didn't breathe fire:

Drogon roared. The sound filled the pit. A furnace wind engulfed her. The dragon’s long scaled neck stretched toward her. When his mouth opened, she could see bits of broken bone and charred flesh between his black teeth.

Drogon roared full in her face, his breath hot enough to blister skin.

Hot, certainly, but no fire.

And when he does try to burn her, she dodges.

With a hisssssss, he spat black fire down at her. Dany darted underneath the flames, swinging the whip and shouting, “No, no, no. Get DOWN!”

 

[T-K-G]

yea they used to have that piece of land that thousands of years ago connected dorne to essos and then thru some sorcery or someshyt was destroyed. the first men are probably like the native americans coming thousands of years ago thru the bering strait that connected alaska and russia at some point.

jon being half targ half stark makes even more sense to me thinking of it that way. especially since no targ and stark ever got together before, and the only time a blood of the first man family member and a targ got together, they spawned bloodraven. who is like a mega warg and a greenseer.

interesting thought about Jon, but how would this explain Bran's greenseer abilities.


he's the only one who's powers came out of nowhere, there has to be something about him that wasn't revealed yet, maybe some prayer to the old gods or some shyt idk

 

[dem bath salts]

interesting thought about Jon, but how would this explain Bran's greenseer abilities.


he's the only one who's powers came out of nowhere, there has to be something about him that wasn't revealed yet, maybe some prayer to the old gods or some shyt idk

I don't think so, Its just the genetic lottery I think. I remember bloodraven saying some shyt like one out of a thousand men can be a warg and out of ten thousand wargs only one will be a greenseer. Bran's DNA is just

I also think its just the spirits of the world, maybe the old gods, whatever, but a greenseer had to be around when the whitewalkers finally rose again. That's why bloodraven is on tree life support, he dreamed of bran and is trying to stick around to teach him because bran is going to be vital in defeating the Others.

 

[Bud Bundy]

Perhaps you're right, but I don't remember reading that she was came into contact with fire.
We know he roared at her twice, but didn't breathe fire:


Hot, certainly, but no fire.

And when he does try to burn her, she dodges.

I thought he set her on fire. I know she commented on losing hair and being naked when drago dropped her off.

 

[T-K-G]

I don't think so, Its just the genetic lottery I think. I remember bloodraven saying some shyt like one out of a thousand men can be a warg and out of ten thousand wargs only one will be a greenseer. Bran's DNA is just

I also think its just the spirits of the world, maybe the old gods, whatever, but a greenseer had to be around when the whitewalkers finally rose again. That's why bloodraven is on tree life support, he dreamed of bran and is trying to stick around to teach him because bran is going to be vital in defeating the Others.

yea but now im wondering if anyone will ever be able to see Bran again, like he's most likely gonna be clinging to a tree for the rest of his life now and just seeing everyone through other beings eyes




another question, do any of you think there are more FM in the main story right now that we dont know about yet


after i found out they existed my first thought was " i guarantee atleast one or two characters we know of now are FM"

like they could easily assassinate a character and just wear their face and run the game, nobody would notice I can wait to see what arya learns on her apprenticeship

 

[JulesWinfield]

yea but now im wondering if anyone will ever be able to see Bran again, like he's most likely gonna be clinging to a tree for the rest of his life now and just seeing everyone through other beings eyes




another question, do any of you think there are more FM in the main story right now that we dont know about yet


after i found out they existed my first thought was " i guarantee atleast one or two characters we know of now are FM"

like they could easily assassinate a character and just wear their face and run the game, nobody would notice I can wait to see what arya learns on her apprenticeship

imo the faceless men are like george martin's cheat code. they could be anywhere at any time and if he needs to off someone real quick he can just hit us with "faceless men did it "

 

[beanz]

interesting thought about Jon, but how would this explain Bran's greenseer abilities.


he's the only one who's powers came out of nowhere, there has to be something about him that wasn't revealed yet, maybe some prayer to the old gods or some shyt idk

they dont have to be both targ and first men to be a warg or greenseer, just being a northerner alone helps. the targ/first men connection explains the controlling of the dragons thru warging if thats the case

 

[dem bath salts]

yea but now im wondering if anyone will ever be able to see Bran again, like he's most likely gonna be clinging to a tree for the rest of his life now and just seeing everyone through other beings eyes




another question, do any of you think there are more FM in the main story right now that we dont know about yet


after i found out they existed my first thought was " i guarantee atleast one or two characters we know of now are FM"

like they could easily assassinate a character and just wear their face and run the game, nobody would notice I can wait to see what arya learns on her apprenticeship

nah, breh. Jon and bran going to eventually meet up again. Plus bran got put that tongue game on meera before its all said and done

cocerning the FM, I just want to know whats their end game. Da hell is Jaqen in the black cells for, why is he in oldtown as pate now readying to break into an archmaesters goods. Who gave him his orders and what do the higher ups in the FM want with westeros and what are doing about dany. They really the wild cards in all this shyt.

 

[eMDee92i]

It's interesting because they're making things very clear on points that are debatable and at most hinted at in the books.

So since Robb's girl is pregnant, do we assume that Jeyne Poole is pregnant in the books?

Margaery basically spelled it out for us that yes she's given up the p*ssy before, so do we assume that's a fact in the books as well?

Do we take the show as canon with/an extension of the book to some extent

 

[JulesWinfield]

It's interesting because they're making things very clear on points that are debatable and at most hinted at in the books.

So since Robb's girl is pregnant, do we assume that Jeyne Poole is pregnant in the books?

Margaery basically spelled it out for us that yes she's given up the p*ssy before, so do we assume that's a fact in the books as well?

Do we take the show as canon with/an extension of the book to some extent

seeing as how george martin wrote last night's episode i think it's safe to say it's canon. it's just like how loras and renly were only strongly inferred to be gay in the books. the show is able to put an end to speculation and just say "yeah they're definitely gay, margaery's a hoe, etc. i'm not sure what to think about the talisa pregnancy though.

 

[T-K-G]

nah, breh. Jon and bran going to eventually meet up again. Plus bran got put that tongue game on meera before its all said and done

cocerning the FM, I just want to know whats their end game. Da hell is Jaqen in the black cells for, why is he in oldtown as pate now readying to break into an archmaesters goods. Who gave him his orders and what do the higher ups in the FM want with westeros and what are doing about dany. They really the wild cards in all this shyt.

the way i see it anyone who was "presumed dead" could easily be a FM in disguise


any person who made a long journey that wasn't detailed could easily be a FM



but the bigger question is do Varys and LF know of the FM because i doubt they would be so confident knowing assassins out here switching faces