Official Game of Thrones Season 6 Thread

[R.E.N. Spells Ren]

All the arguing about Sansa aside, the North as a whole has a decision to make. Cersei told Baelish he would be the Warden of the North if he takes care of the Boltons but does that mean the North accepts him? We know Bear Island won't, so are they in open rebellion again against the crown?

Does the North as a whole pledge fealty to Sansa and/or Jon now?

Do the Starks punish the Umbers & Karstarks now?

And that's before talking about the threat coming from north of the Wall.

Littlefinger doesn't want to be warden of the North, his sights are higher than that. With Cersei's power dwindling every day, I highly doubt that's the rung he'll choose to climb. He'll just want an allegiance with the Warden of the North

 

[The Prince of All Saiyans]

damn shame i denounced my targset allegiance seasons ago

all that you've missed is she recaptured some slaver's bay she had years ago

 

[tru_m.a.c]

So this bytch dany got her volcano badge and all dragons up to level 70 listen to her now or what? her and drogon ace boom c00n with no explanation.

volcano badge

So does that make the slavers team rocket

 

[TooLazyToMakeUp1]

she did use him as bait, she has one goal in mind and her giving up her younger brother like that proves it. she didn't even like Jon until she knew he had an army

Bait indeed


She manipulated Jon into raising an army by guilt tripping him about Rickon being captive, now all of a sudden Rickon can't be saved?



I hope the end up making Sansa into a Cersai-esque power hungry shrew and not beat around the bush. Her backstory allows for it

 

[Tasha And]

Bait indeed


She manipulated Jon into raising an army by guilt tripping him about Rickon being captive, now all of a sudden Rickon can't be saved?



I hope the end up making Sansa into a Cersai-esque power hungry shrew and not beat around the bush. He backstory alliws for it

Sansa learning how the world really works.



EDIT: I think there are other interpretations of her actions that are charitable enough to preserve her humanity. She could have thought they could save Rickon by uniting the north, but after the north shat all over them, and she met with Ramsay in the field and he threw down the direwolfs head, she realized that Rickon was a lost cause.

 

[Jazzy B.]

Episode was great, second best episode after Hardholme. The part where the shielded soldiers surrounded them and moved in with the pikes was

Couldn't breathe my self when Jon Snow was being trampled on, truly felt like the end for him.

Only negatives are that they had to dumb Ramsay down for him to take the L. They also made Jon Snow uncharacteristically reckless to make Sansa look good at the end

 

[tru_m.a.c]

I think Jon was fighting everyone lol at the beginning of the war he broke up 2 guys, killed the bolton then the guy the bolton was fighting. He didn't give a damn lol

I saw that too....everyone was getting clapped

 

[gho3st]

What spoilers you talking about?

spoilers before the season even started. Everything the spoiler said came pass: How Rickon died and how Jon chased Ramsay to Winterfell.

 

[The Prince of All Saiyans]

 

[AMcV'88]

shyt was fire.
man, when Jon was getting trampled on..shyt made you feel uncomfortable yourself.

 

[Perfectson]

Sansa is back at Winterfell with Jon, no one is making her do anything she doesn't want to from now on.

she's at winterfell, with no army though. LIttlefinger has the force and edict from KL to be warden of the north. It's a perfect story line that LF tries to marry Sansa

 

[Perfectson]

wtf was Tyrion looking at the entire time lol

 

[Jazzy B.]

she did use him as bait, she has one goal in mind and her giving up her younger brother like that proves it. she didn't even like Jon until she knew he had an army

Jon wasn't "bait" he was just stupid and reckless. Sansa told him exactly what Ramsay would do and he still fell for it.

She was being a realist whilst he was being an idealist


Sansa doesn't even trust Littlefinger herself. It was 50/50 as to whether he would come in the character's eyes. I mean he's the person who gave her up to Ramsay in the first place.

 

[Canon]

Bait indeed


She manipulated Jon into raising an army by guilt tripping him about Rickon being captive, now all of a sudden Rickon can't be saved?



I hope the end up making Sansa into a Cersai-esque power hungry shrew and not beat around the bush. Her backstory allows for it

i 90% agree with this and sansa playing games but there was noooooooooo way Rickon was surviving Ramsay

she's right on that point

 

[TooLazyToMakeUp1]

Sansa learning how the world really works.



EDIT: I think there are other interpretations of her actions that are charitable enough to preserve her humanity. She could have thought they could save Rickon by uniting the north, but after the north shat all over them, and she met with Ramsay in the field and he threw down the direwolfs head, she realized that Rickon was a lost cause.

I would believe that but this episode had a prominent theme about women coming into power

You got Yara and Dany making power moves, and even little Lady Mormont was posted up on the battlefield boss'd out on horseback

Sansa served up her own daddy to the Lannisters because he was leave Kings Landing.

She wanted a funky ass little tiara then, but now she wants the crown of tge North off the dead body of her own little brother