....shouldn't there be automatic all out war behind that ?? You'd think the lannisters were the griffins and Myrcella was Meg the way they're kinda ignoring her murder...Jaime should be manning an army in route to dorneCersei is the one who gave the Sparrow and his zealots power thoThe pussiest of kings...disgusting how he let the faith militant hem up both his bytch and his moms...then he let the sand snakes murk his sister and ain't did a damn thing about it
Just because she wanted Margaery out the way so she could have tommen to herself. Look how sht backfired 
You're kinda contradicting yourself here, first you dismiss the tyrion being a targ on the show because the show has yet to plant any seeds for it (even if there is more evidence in the books) then you bring GRRM's words (book related) into the show by saying he said others have ridden drags when the show, to my knowledge, hasn't planted those seeds. I'm just saying, if it's one way, then it goes the other.
Nah the show has dropped pllllllleeeeeenty of hints for observant show only watchers. 8 minutes worth of hints that this compilation does a great job of capturing.
When him and Bobby B are trading their sex stories, Robert couldn't even remember who the broad Ned fukked was and Ned wouldn't even talk about her. When Oberyn comes into King's Landing and talks to Tyrion, he doesn't say that Rhaegar "kidnapped" Lyanna like Robert said over and over. He says when "Rhaegar left my sister and ran away with that other woman," implying that he didn't rape her but, she ran away with him willingly. Then when Littlefinger is in the crypts with Sansa, he all but admits that Rhaegar and Lyanna were in love. That is was some tragic romance. After Ned killed Arthur Dayne, you hear a woman screaming out from the tower....childbirth? The secrecy about Jon's mother is....odd. If he's just a regular b*stard, why keep it a secret? What's there to hide?
Again, none of this connects jon to Lyanna, it simply implies that Lyanna wasn't kidnapped, there may have been something between her and rhaegar. I don't think you all are being objective about this since you know the theory, but I have a friend who knows nothing about GOT outside the show and i know for a fact none of that alludes to Jon's background for a viewer like her. The most you can take from it is that he's not Ned's b*stard, and before the tower of joy episode, there were no clues as to where ned got jon since Lyanna giving birth wasn't ever hinted at.The only way Aemon would have known is if he was somehow in contact with Bloodraven (who would've been his great uncle). I doubt he knew. I think Aemon lost contact with him when Bloodraven disappeared during a Ranging mission. I think it was one of those things where Aemon ironically mentored a boy who without his knowledge was his great great great nephew. I think him being blind is a plot device, as even with dark hair, old Aemon would notice similarities between Jon and people from his family.
@dora_da_destroyer there's a lotta hints in the show about Jon's heritage. People just wouldn't catch them if they aint watching closely. There's the fact that Ned is described as a "square" by basically everybody who knew him and the fact he got a side chick pregnant is highly unbelievable
Ned letting his "son" join the Army essentially knowing he is giving up his life basically is.....odd. In reality, he should've told Jon to wait a couple more years first. Or he could've married Jon off to one of the smaller northern houses or groomed him to serve as Robb's second in command, unless, it's best for Jon to be where people can't hurt him? Then there's him getting so mad at Robert for still wanting to kill Dany and Viserys in season 1. You could argue it's because he hates violence towards kids, or because he has a nephew to protect. There's also Jon's relationship with Ygritte, which sorta parallels Rhaegar's relationship with Lyanna. They loved each other but, were on opposing sides. Rhaegar was already married with a family. Jon swore to never have one. They could play house with each other for a little while in a castle or in a cave but, to the outside world, it could never happen. Then there's the common sense that Jon's arc is too important to be a "nobody". There's also the fact that two Kingsguard were protecting a tower in the middle of NOWHERE instead of fighting in the Rebellion, protecting the King or protecting Dany and Viserys. WTF? What are they doing there? Arthur Dayne is the best fighter to EVER LIVE. EVER! Why is he being wasted guarding some castle in nowheresville? What's up there? Who's up there? There's alot of clues.
NBA finals and GOT at the same time? Awww he'll no 
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How can you say "there are no more Targs in the world" right as Jon walks in the room doesn't connect to Jon? Show only watchers have picked up on r+l=j because they keep bringing up r and l, and they know his parentage is secret. Observant show watchers picked it up. I follow show watcher threads on gaf and have watched dozens of conversations about show only people arguing about who his parents are, and slowly they converge on r+|. There is nothing like that for Tyrion.
The name 'Joanna Lannister' has not been spoken in this TV series
I swear someone says this damn near exact sentence every 20 pages in this thread
