Game Of Thrones: Season 3 SPOILERS WELCOMED THREAD

[Bud Bundy]

Evidence of the Stark blood....just because he was born to Rhaegar doesn't make him less of a Stark. Not to mention Ned NEVER calls Jon his son, he always refers to him as "my blood" or "the Boy" or something. And remember that Ghost, which is considered Jon's "2nd half" is all white and has red eyes, much like Targayens.

It's also part of the reason why i think where Howland Reed is is such an important angle...at this point he's now the only living person that knows what really happened at the tower of joy.

Also it makes sense for Jon to be the prince seeing as how if you look at the overall crux of the story Jon is the only person fighting against the REAL enemy in the Others.

didn't think about about but I thought the Targayens had purple eyes?

 

[Bud Bundy]

Problem is, as of the end of book 4 Jon is dead

naw he just got cut up. Davos damn near died twice now and he is still walking around minus finger bones.

 

[Black Magisterialness]

didn't think about about but I thought the Targayens had purple eyes?

purple is just blue and red

 

[The Prince of All Saiyans]

where do you jabroni's think they're gonna go with the whitewalkers for season 3?

or just completely place the oblivious role

 

[NaiSim]

by that logic then everyone in the book is psycho...Jamie, Arya, Bran be having hallucinations, Littlefinger is a megalomaniac ect.

Every solider doesn't turn out to be a PTSD murderer, but its not surprising when it happens...i wouldn't call them maniacs.

Ramsay is a psycho....a guy that doesn't HAVE to be brutal but he is for sport/fun/pleasure. Arya isn't even brutal and every time she has killed outside of Braavos it's been either to pay back a death of a family member or friend or to survive...

remember if Arya is caught in Westeros she is dead. Northmen belong to the Boltons and just about everyone else belongs to the Tyrells/Lannisters.

Ramsay IS a psycho. So is Joffrey. And Littlefinger why not. Many more I'm sure. It doesn't really matter. Ramsay drives pleasure from torture and murder you say. So does Joffrey. Tell me then, what did Arya derive when she murdered Daron in Braavos? Sure with the Tickler it was a combination of Mortal danger and battle lust. But Daeron wasn't a threat. Never mind that the laws if Westeros aren't enforceable in Braavos. This is an eleven year old girl.

 

[Uptown WaYo87]

where do you jabroni's think they're gonna go with the whitewalkers for season 3?

or just completely place the oblivious role

i read somewhere that the opening scene is going to be the battle at the fist of the first men, so we going to see that and most likely sam slay a white walker with the dragonglass he found in episode 8 last season.

Also, if bran makes it to the wall this season, we going to see him meet up with coldhands.


Im really looking forward to seeing Orell Warg into the eagle, in the trailer it showed him with his eyes rolled back and jon looking at him like . Wonder if they going to show the mammoths and giants also, i really hope they do

 

[Bud Bundy]

where do you jabroni's think they're gonna go with the whitewalkers for season 3?

or just completely place the oblivious role

We are going to see sam kill one so there is that.

 

[Black Magisterialness]

Ramsay IS a psycho. So is Joffrey. And Littlefinger why not. Many more I'm sure. It doesn't really matter. Ramsay drives pleasure from torture and murder you say. So does Joffrey. Tell me then, what did Arya derive when she murdered Daron in Braavos? Sure with the Tickler it was a combination of Mortal danger and battle lust. But Daeron wasn't a threat. Never mind that the laws if Westeros aren't enforceable in Braavos. This is an eleven year old girl.

a girl who took on the duty's of learning to become an assassin. Just because she killed Dareon doesn't mean she truly enjoyed it. In fact, based of her upbringing Dareon was doomed anyway because he was off the Wall and in that tavern in Braavos and broke his vows, so in a way her killing him was "justified". Arya has never killed anyone for no reason, the same cannot be said Ramsay, Joff ect.

 

[colicolicoli]

Would yall say it's okay to tell someone about the Tower of Joy scene if they have finished the first season? :hmmm:

 

[BonafideDefacto]

The Rightful Claimant
It matters not who owns the crown
He’ll take it anyway
The largest army falls to him
With this, he plans to stay

“Cease this madness, foolish boy,
We’ll decimate each other.”
“You’re wrong,” he says, “it’s you who’ll die,
So bow to me, my brother.”


Two more kings vie for the throne
And say they’re each the one
The passed king’s brother of Dragonstone,
And, too, his “trueborn” son

“Begone, you vile evil brat,
It’s my crown that you wear.”
“And who are you to tell me so?
When I’m the rightful heir?”


The longheld reign of King Aegon
Has fled, yet still it lives
The dragon girl and dragon boy
Will take what’s hers and his

“The cursed Usurper stole my throne!”
The dragon queen decrees
“What of you? Our bloodline says
That throne belongs to me.”


As madness falls, the northerners
Have chosen to secede
The ironborn now seize their chance
And, too, decide to leave

“Some conqueror, long years ago,
Made us bend the knee
Those distant years have long since gone
We choose now to be free.”


The tattered Folk who stand behind
Their King-Beyond-the-Wall
Will fight and plot and war and try
To claim the land for all

“Who are you to take the realm?
It belongs to every man.
We’ll free you kneelers from your bonds
And take the bloody land!”


A dying race sighs dying breaths
Recalling what was theirs
Pushed ever farther, higher north
When foolishly they shared

“There was a time we owned the realm
All this, our native land
Forgotten, though, we fade away,
Too weak to make a stand.”


A cold wind blows across a field,
The ground a purest white
A gentle snow drifts calmly from
A sky of purest night

“Too many years of biding time
No longer will suffice
The truest kings return to claim
Our realm - with blood and ice.”


​

 

[duck]

Ramsay IS a psycho. So is Joffrey. And Littlefinger why not. Many more I'm sure. It doesn't really matter. Ramsay drives pleasure from torture and murder you say. So does Joffrey. Tell me then, what did Arya derive when she murdered Daron in Braavos? Sure with the Tickler it was a combination of Mortal danger and battle lust. But Daeron wasn't a threat. Never mind that the laws if Westeros aren't enforceable in Braavos. This is an eleven year old girl.

it wasn't murder it was judgement. Darion was a night's watch deserter, and we all remember what the price is for desertion from the black

"the man who passes the sentence should swing the sword and take responsibility for his own decisions" --OG Ned

Arya had that Stark blood... the blood of the 1st men, and to her knowledge at the time she was the last remaining Stark. It was her duty based upon honor to deal with that deserting turncloak the same way her dad would have

 

[Snitchin Splatter]

Would yall say it's okay to tell someone about the Tower of Joy scene if they have finished the first season? :hmmm:

No. it'll just start a pattern they'll come back to you for more spoilers

 

[Black Magisterialness]

Would yall say it's okay to tell someone about the Tower of Joy scene if they have finished the first season? :hmmm:

Nope, best to explain that after they have honestly read all the books....the puzzles of that particular story are best told when you have ALL the information at had.

Not to mention it'll make people look at certain characters in a different light.

 

[detroitwalt]

Evidence of the Stark blood....just because he was born to Rhaegar doesn't make him less of a Stark. Not to mention Ned NEVER calls Jon his son, he always refers to him as "my blood" or "the Boy" or something. And remember that Ghost, which is considered Jon's "2nd half" is all white and has red eyes, much like Targayens.

It's also part of the reason why i think where Howland Reed is is such an important angle...at this point he's now the only living person that knows what really happened at the tower of joy.

Also it makes sense for Jon to be the prince seeing as how if you look at the overall crux of the story Jon is the only person fighting against the REAL enemy in the Others.

One thing that throws me though is when Ned and Robert were on the way back to Kings Landing when Ned 1st accepted the Hand postition, as they were shooting the shyt Robert asks the name of Jons mother. "Wysalla" or some shyt I cant remember right now, but the little Ned that traveling with BWB tells Arya the same name when he says he and Jon were milk brothers in ASOS

 

[Black Magisterialness]

One thing that throws me though is when Ned and Robert were on the way back to Kings Landing when Ned 1st accepted the Hand postition, as they were shooting the shyt Robert asks the name of Jons mother. "Wysalla" or some shyt I cant remember right now, but the little Ned that traveling with BWB tells Arya the same name when he says he and Jon were milk brothers in ASOS

Prolly a random whore Ned used as a wetnurse for Jon on the way back home from Dorne.