OFFICIAL Game of Thrones Season 7 Thread - Winds of Winter. Spoilers=BAN, Theories in [spoiler] tags

[Adam3000]

If Cersei hasn't used it all up by the time the "Winter Walkers"  get far enough south to concern King's Landing wouldn't her wildfire absolutely annihilate the white walkers?

She has no means to use it as a proper controlled weapon against an army of that size. Plus it would only work on the wights, not the White Walkers

 

[TKOK]

She has no means to use it as a proper controlled weapon against an army of that size. Plus it would only work on the wights, not the White Walkers

It's also very hard to handle and very combustalbe. No way i'd want to be bringing that stuff hundreds of miles to the wall.

 

[O.Red]

do you nikkas watch the show or scheme through it, Jon is Danys nephew, he aint fukking her, the incest is only exclusive to Cersie and Jamie

No bruh

Just no

 

[O.Red]

Nah, I don't. But I know he didn't do it in a week in the show. Clearly a significant amount of time had passed.

The show/books are weird with time like that

Crazy to consider that season 4-now take place in the same year

 

[lamont614]

When Jon and Arya finally meet again

Who that in your avi breh?

 

[detroitwalt]

Crazy to consider that season 4-now take place in the same year

How you figure that? I have no idea how much time has passed but I would think at least 2 years and that it has definitely been longer than a year.

 

[O.Red]

How you figure that? I have no idea how much time has passed but I would think at least 2 years and that it has definitely been longer than a year.

The timeline

Joffrey wedding/death took place in the first day of the year 300 AL

Everything up to now is still in the year 300

It seems longer because of the way the series plays with time

For example if you look at Joffrey death and go all the way to Tyrion killing Tywin all of that took place in a 2 week period, but it took a whole season to tell.

Meanwhile ain't no telling how long Ayra was in Braavos but it's reasonable to assume she was there for about a month or 2

 

[MAGNETO.]

Pretty much every male character is badly scarred/maimed

Tyrion: facial scar


Jaime: hand amputated


Jon: fatal stab wound scars


Littlefinger: scar running the length of torso from duel with Brandon Stark


Davos: four amputated fingers


Varys: castrated


Bran: paraplegic


Sandor Clegane: severe facial burn scars


Gregor Clegane: literally dead


Jorah: Greyscale


Theon: castrated, amputated finger, etc.


Beric: lots of shyt


Grey Worm: castrated


Euron: nothing, though he's supposed to be missing an eye in the book


The only near-mint condition male characters on the show are Samwell, Bronn, Tormund, and a few other minor characters.


​

We need a Greyjoy Rebellion spin off to see all these Knights in their prime.

 

[detroitwalt]

The timeline

Joffrey wedding/death took place in the first day of the year 300 AL

Everything up to now is still in the year 300

It seems longer because of the way the series plays with time

For example if you look at Joffrey death and go all the way to Tyrion killing Tywin all of that took place in a 2 week period, but it took a whole season to tell.

Meanwhile ain't no telling how long Ayra was in Braavos but it's reasonable to assume she was there for about a month or 2

Red wedding happened at the end of season 3 and not much time had passed between that and the start of season 4. Edmure's wife had carried a baby to term by mid-season 6. We don't know how old that baby is but Jamie threatened to launch it in a trebuchet if Edmure didn't do his part to end the siege at River Run. I find it hard to see the High Sparrow plot line playing out in the same year as Joff's wedding and then adding in the ship sailing that's been done by various folks on the show.

 

[R.E.N. Spells Ren]

The timeline

Joffrey wedding/death took place in the first day of the year 300 AL

Everything up to now is still in the year 300

It seems longer because of the way the series plays with time

For example if you look at Joffrey death and go all the way to Tyrion killing Tywin all of that took place in a 2 week period, but it took a whole season to tell.

Meanwhile ain't no telling how long Ayra was in Braavos but it's reasonable to assume she was there for about a month or 2

What makes things screwy is how they play with timelines...i.e. When they cut from King's Landing to the Wall, it doesn't mean that those two scenes happened at the same time or even sequentially.

For instance you say that it's been less than a year from Jofferey's wedding (S4E2), but if you look at Gilly's kid in S4E3, which is before Sam sends them to the brothel, it sure looks like he's grown more than a year with how he looks in S7E1.

I'd bet if you put each storyline on a board and mapped out when they reference things that happened in another storyline and characters that travel between storylines you could probably make sense of it all. May even find some continuity errors. But to me, it ain't worth all that effort.

 

[Big Dick]

We need a Greyjoy Rebellion spin off to see all these Knights in their prime.

Jaime Lannister, the Hound, Bobby B, Thoros and Ned Stark all in their prime

fukk was the greyjoys thinkin????

 

[R.E.N. Spells Ren]

Red wedding happened at the end of season 3 and not much time had passed between that and the start of season 4. Edmure's wife had carried a baby to term by mid-season 6. We don't know how old that baby is but Jamie threatened to launch it in a trebuchet if Edmure didn't do his part to end the siege at River Run. I find it hard to see the High Sparrow plot line playing out in the same year as Joff's wedding and then adding in the ship sailing that's been done by various folks on the show.

Are we sure Edmure really has a kid? They could've been just fukking with his head.

I'm still not convinced that was really Walder Frey's daughter

 

[O.Red]

Red wedding happened at the end of season 3 and not much time had passed between that and the start of season 4. Edmure's wife had carried a baby to term by mid-season 6. We don't know how old that baby is but Jamie threatened to launch it in a trebuchet if Edmure didn't do his part to end the siege at River Run. I find it hard to see the High Sparrow plot line playing out in the same year as Joff's wedding and then adding in the ship sailing that's been done by various folks on the show.

At this point I take the sailing with a grain of salt.

Varys was teleporting at the end of last season

 

[detroitwalt]

Are we sure Edmure really has a kid? They could've been just fukking with his head.

I'm still not convinced that was really Walder Frey's daughter

I would go with yes, he does have a kid. Otherwise we could start questioning everything that isn't shown onscreen.

 

[MAGNETO.]

Jaime Lannister, the Hound, Bobby B, Thoros and Ned Stark all in their prime

fukk was the greyjoys thinkin????

Victarion Greyjoy though

Stannis the Mannis