She's not going to make it through childbirth or he's gonna kill her and the babyyou really think he's gonna kill Cersei when all of their kids died and now she's carrying his seed
She's not going to make it through childbirth or he's gonna kill her and the babyyou really think he's gonna kill Cersei when all of their kids died and now she's carrying his seed
When he finds out that's a fake pregnancy.you really think he's gonna kill Cersei when all of their kids died and now she's carrying his seed
Both assumed to be useful but relatively powerless by the top guysexplain breh
his original plan was sit on the iron throne. Dude eventually fell in love wit Sansa and planed on using her as his vehicleLittlefinger ain't have a plan. We've discussed this in seasons past, all he wanted to do was create chaos. He didn't have some master plan that had to followed from point to point. He was a master at adapting and improving his position in midst of chaos as the people with real power are too distracted to realize what he's doing. His ability to adapt is best illustrated in his ploy to get Sansa out of King's Landing. This was thwarted by Varys yet Littlefinger still managed to bounce back and get her out in another way that had nothing to do with his original plan.
His goal was to sit on the iron throne, I don't think that ever changed.his original plan was sit on the iron throne. Dude eventually fell in love wit Sansa and planed on using her as his vehicle
Side note, in this chapter Melisandre sees "towers by the sea, crumbling as the dark tide sweeps over them"I re-read the Melisandre chapter to look for more Bran clues. Turns out I misremembered it. She doesn't see Bran as the "Great Other"....she just questions whether he is the enemy. We all know that she can't interpret the fires for shyt, so I'm not sure this even counts as evidence.
I thought that Stark logo among the dead was a photoshop this whole time
Just went back and saw that it was real
I need to know if this is just a random Easter Egg or if they are hinting at a Stark/Walker connection (which many of us have theorizes long before the Bran/Night King stuff)
I think it's definitely a Stark/Walker connection... theory wise it fits, but we won't positively know until the show is over.
We were raising it long before then. Since the first time we saw the Nights King, S04E05 Oathbreaker.I thought we had raised the possibility of the Night King being a long lost Stark after they showed the children of the forest creating the NightWalker out of one of the first men
How does that humanize them. Aren't they all controlled by the night king in some sort of Worg like/hivemind fashion?Thought season 7 was dope as hell but yeah I do agree with some of the haters.
They should had Viserion landed on solid ground when it got hit with the death blow and not sank into the frozen lake. Would had made more sense, since white walker can't swim, those big chains, and seeing the dead working together to drag the dead dragon's body out of the lake kind of humanize the army of the dead.
Its a very poor critiqueHow does that humanize them. Aren't they all controlled by the night king in some sort of Worg like/hivemind fashion?
Did you guys have a Season 1 discussion thread? I'd like to read it when I do my rewatch eventually. Your reactions in these threads are gold. Although this year with the spoilers and theories and whinging its been
Season 1 thread?
That was during SOHH days