Official Game of Thrones Season 6 Thread

[TKOK]

TBF, Sansa herself probably didnt know LF would pull through. She just wrote the letter and sent it off. She probably had little hope the LF would pull through so she didnt bother telling Jon that she sent for his help

nah LF damn near handed her the army on a silver platter, and when he see her before ramsay flees, she's alongside LF.She knew he was coming.


I still don't understand why she kept it a secret that she met LF and was sending a letter to him for help. "we need more men" you had more men and you kept it a secret.

 

[Nino Soprano]

what was hard home? what was black water? watchers of the wall was vs the wildlings right?

Hardhome- Jon vs white walkers...season 5/ep 8

Blackwater- Stannis vs Lannisters...season 2/ep 9

Yea watchers of the wall was vs Wildings

 

[Perfectson]

Without Davos Jon Snow would be dead again. If he waited even a split second longer to send them in Jon was getting trampled by Ramsay's cavalry.

And he made the archers hold off so they didn't kill their own men, Ramsay didn't and his archers ended up killing a nice amount of their own.

Ramsay did that too build that human wall davos played into that by charging in. He should have went in wide

 

[Perfectson]

He can be warden of the north without marrying her tho. Roose was warden and he was married to that fat frey girl

Only reason ramsay had to marry sansa was cuz stark blood still held clout and they wanted winterfell (a stark always has to be in winterfell)

Petyr in good graces with the starks right now so there's no reason for him to force anything


Cept he still tryna smash

Lf is an outsider, don't agree he's good in the north

 

[Lifer11]

Ramsay did that too build that human wall davos played into that by charging in. He should have went in wide

He couldn't go in wide, their cavalry got there a split second before Jon was gona be crushed by Ramsay's cavalry, and that wall of bodies wasn't a strategic plan that happened by accident. Ramsay knew he had way more men so he could afford to lose a few if it meant he could take out some of Jon's. There's no way to control where the bodies are going to fall, Ramsay's men just responded to that wall and used it to close them in. In the inside the episode they talked about how that same thing happened during the Civil War, they were just using examples from history as a guide to make it look cool.

 

[Perfectson]

He couldn't go in wide, their cavalry got there a split second before Jon was gona be crushed by Ramsay's cavalry, and that wall of bodies wasn't a strategic plan that happened by accident. Ramsay knew he had way more men so he could afford to lose a few if it meant he could take out some of Jon's. There's no way to control where the bodies are going to fall, Ramsay's men just responded to that wall and used it to close them in. In the inside the episode they talked about how that same thing happened during the Civil War, they were just using examples from history as a guide to make it look cool.

i disagree , i think he purposely created that wall . He purposely shot arrows into a certain area of the field, hitting his own men over and over again , in the same spots. Then he said "now" and released his men wide of the wall and they circled Jon only on the 3 sides.

so if he didn't plan for the wall how did his men know exactly how to encircle Jon? Because if the wall of men wasn't there, then Jon could have just escaped towards Ramsay and Ramsay would have been exposed.

 

[Lifer11]

i disagree , i think he purposely created that wall . He purposely shot arrows into a certain area of the field, hitting his own men over and over again , in the same spots. Then he said "now" and released his men wide of the wall and they circled Jon only on the 3 sides.

so if he didn't plan for the wall how did his men know exactly how to encircle Jon? Because if the wall of men wasn't there, then Jon could have just escaped towards Ramsay and Ramsay would have been exposed.

They address it in the inside the episode. The writers talk about the randomness of the battle and how the field of battle continues to close in from the bodies piling up and they based it on the Romans vs the Carthaginians. It wasn't Ramsay's strategy, the greatest archers in the world couldn't build a wall of dead bodies across a field like that, plus they only showed Ramsay's archers hitting their own men 1 time. Him and his army just reacted to what happened and used the wall of bodies to their advantage.

 

[Perfectson]

They address it in the inside the episode. The writers talk about the randomness of the battle and how the field of battle continues to close in from the bodies piling up and they based it on the Romans vs the Carthagenians. It wasn't Ramsay's strategy, the greatest archers in the world couldn't build a wall of dead bodies across a field like that, plus they only showed Ramsay's archers hitting their own men 1 time. Him and his army just reacted to what happened and used the wall of bodies to their advantage.

so he rode up and down the battle and told his men to line up in the formation and in circle the wall of men. They showed him saying "now" , which means he had planned this or something similiar. The men stayed in a perfect formation and again, if the wall wasn't there, then they would have drove Jon right into an unguarded Ramsay.

they did not address this in inside the episode , they did not come out and say this was a random thing and the army reacted to what just happened. You act like you're the only one who watched it.

 

[Lifer11]

so he rode up and down the battle and told his men to line up in the formation and in circle the wall of men. They showed him saying "now" , which means he had planned this or something similiar. The men stayed in a perfect formation and again, if the wall wasn't there, then they would have drove Jon right into an unguarded Ramsay.

they did not address this in inside the episode , they did not come out and say this was a random thing and the army reacted to what just happened. You act like you're the only one who watched it.

"Now" signified it was time to charge. That's when Smalljon Umber did the "Who runs the north?" speech it had nothing to do with them closing them in, anyone with common sense and battle training which they all had would know to use that wall to their advantage, but there's no way they could plan to make that wall cause there's no way to know how the battle would play out. And in the inside the episode they specifically talk about the battle being random and the arrows falling randomly, doesn't sound like something they'd say if Ramsay meant to use his archers to build that wall.


The Carthaginians used a pincer movement, which is what Jon and Davos talked about, which is circling ur opponent like Stannis did to the Wildlings, and during the Civil War bodies piled so high they became an obstruction, the writers blended those together and talked about both in the inside the episode, go rewatch it. Ramsay's men blended the pincer movement with the obstruction of bodies.

 

[dennis roadman]

Ok.... just watched......

Yes, we took that L.... but GOOD LAWD that run we had was epic


We had a HELL of a run.... was untouchable for 3 seasons

Still #Ramseyset

@Jazzy Jay


everyone else in here for yall disrespect!

Yall will never see or have a reign like ours!

You took literally one castle and after it was burned and broken

Even Dany took 3 cities

 

[Lord_Chief_Rocka]

I've been hard on this season. But this episode was great.

 

[choc_cardigan]

This season is lit

Soon no nba or game of thrones smh

 

[T-K-G]

say we also got the second sons... which the head of them is fukking her.... well

don't worry about this set over here... we started from the depths of hell... no important house, no castle, no army, no money, no nothing


most of y'all holding on to the last few bloodlines of your houses and barely got a place to live at... i mean baratheon's aren't even around no more... they are literally all dead... your incest babies don't count


there's 2 starks in this world... who will lose that name when married


the third is a targ

the greyjoy's are both targset

your smartest lannister is now targset

we got an army 102k deep and 3 dragons....... oops nah... we not only got the masters ships.... we also got their men too.... so add that in... and if the greyjoys took all those ships, someone was sailing them... so we got all those too





while all the sets spent 6 seasons killing each other off and LOSING strength... we just been over here powering up... letting you kill each other... till it's time to literally swoop in and burn the place down.... if cersei dumb ass don't do it first

There are 3 starks

Sansa aint shyt imo and never was shyt since the first season so we


Arya aint bouta marry nobody and is gonna be top goon/assassin when she gets back in westeros next season


The 3rd that you left out just happends to be one of the ONLY legit wizards in the world bran bouta fukk with so many people once he learns his shyt


And you said it yourself, Dany hasn't really taken an real L's all 6 seasons, what usually happens to characters that dont take L's for a while in this story breh.......


She gonna get fukked over in the worst way when this series is said and done

 

[The Fukin Prophecy]

No. Sansa wanted to attack winterfell from the moment she got to castle black.

She convinced jon of the plan in order to save Rickon.

Jon then had to convince the wildlings to fight on behalf of him

Jon was retiyahed from the game and came back like Mike jordan wearing the 45

Felt like I was reliving March 28th 1995 at the garden all over again but this time as a Bulls fan instead of a Knicks fan..

Starkset has given me that moment of joy my demonic basketball team never will...

 

[Spence]

Lyanna Mormont the real MVP of the episode