Official Game of Thrones Season 6 Thread

[Lord_Chief_Rocka]

the main plot hasn't really moved much but i still enjoy the smaller, more character driven episodes just the same.

the first few seasons are more plot heavy and serve the world building while the later seasons further flesh out the characters. the same thing happened with sopranos.

eventually shyt will hit the fan, but until then i'm perfectly fine just further exploring this world and engaging in the lives of the characters. last night's episode was piff for me. really enjoyed it.

 

[Lord_Chief_Rocka]

the main plot hasn't really moved much but i still enjoy the smaller, more character driven episodes just the same.

the first few seasons are more plot heavy and serve the world building while the later seasons further flesh out the characters. the same thing happened with sopranos.

eventually shyt will hit the fan, but until then i'm perfectly fine just further exploring this world and engaging in the lives of the characters. last night's episode was piff for me. really enjoyed it.

 

[Ziggiy]

Wonder where Jamie ends up by the finale

 

[Jazzy B.]

Varys is the head cheerleader of the #Targset fan club. He wouldn't betray those loyal to the Targs and he definitely wouldn't betray Tyrion while Tyrion is serving Dany. Remember an entire plot line of last season started with Varys trying to get Tyrion to Mereen.

Danery's hasn't been in Mareen since last season since though. There's been unrest and rebellions in the city since with it's leader nowhere to be seen.

He knew the masters were coming to attack and dipped.

 

[Ziggiy]

Danery's hasn't been in Mareen since last season since though. There's been unrest and rebellions in the city since with it's leader nowhere to be seen.

He knew the masters were coming to attack and dipped.

I mean it's possible for sure but if the last three episodes have proven anything It's that the table is pretty much set. Alliegences are what they are and, save for Littlefinger, we pretty much know where everyone stands. Varys working so hard to get Tyrion to Mereen and helping him run the place, only to betray him, and by proxy Dany, doesn't fit a character whose basically dedicated his entire adult life to putting a Targeryn on the Iron Throne.

 

[iBrowse]

But are the Starks known as drunkards in Westeros?

I assumed it was making fun on the Starks tryna make the bug do the honorable thing and spit out the drank it stole.

Corny, I know but I've yet to think of a non-corny meaning

That works too .

 

[intruder]

Watched the episode again. That scene where the mountain peels homey's head off is just

 

[Kilgore Trout]

i still want the Cleganebowl

 

[YaThreadFloppedB!]

As a book reader, @Tasha And is the best poster in this Thread; brings nothing but facts

 

[The Prince of All Saiyans]

As a book reader, @Tasha And is the best poster in this Thread; brings nothing but facts

I musta been asleep

 

[BobbyBooshay]

Lady Stoneheart coming soon?

No, she would have been in it by now.

The hanging scene is a nod to the books\her, as by that time that guy would have bought back Lady Stoneheart and she kills people by hanging them.

 

[detroitwalt]

After the week of speculation with Arya, I'm glad it turned out to be the simplest answer. Unfortunately that makes the scene with here walking around without a care in the world a real head scratcher.

 

[The Devil's Advocate]

listening to the podcast and i'm not sure we discussed it


what do y'all think of the theory that jaquan was sent by the first sword of bravos to watch over arya... or it was written about her.... or something like that



people are saying why would a faceless man be caught in the first place.... why would he allow that... why did he continue to take up for arya even after his debt was paid... then once saying she'll never be a faceless man before she defied him... then again smiling like a proud dad when she killed the waif and left



it was like he was training her for something else... then testing her to see if she'd blindly kill people... then being happy she learned the training but also didn't blindly kill

 

[TheAlbionist]

This is under the assumption he's legitimized, but I also don't know that he'd be treated like a common b*stard if at all, his mother is Lyanna stark - noble blood, not some street tavern whore...anyway, none of this matters until or if it's revealed to him and he decides to do something with it

I thought there was talk that Lyanna and Rhaegar married in secret?

Maybe I've made that up....

 

[Konnan]

Theon set exists???

I imagine TheonSet has to be Detroit Lions fans too and losing is all theyve known