OPEN Game of Thrones Season 8 SPOILERS and Leaks Discussion

[B!tchuoffendingme]

The lastest batch of leaks make me physically ill to think about. So it just so happens that the only non-White people in Westeros go on a crazy rape and killing spree, huh? Shout out to everyone that jumped off this train back in Season 3 when they had a football arena full of brown people bowing to a White blonde. I shouldve realised back then where this shyt was headed. We dont even know any of the Dothraki by name, right, they're just a 1 dimensional mass of cannon fodder like in episode 3 or, theyre going to be used as rapists and pillagers so that the audience turns on Daenerys and supports Jon Snow murdering her.
And these a$$holes wanted to do that Confederate show, a show with actual Black characters when for 10 years, they wrote a series that had more dragon sightings than Black people given speaking roles? fukk outta here.
If the way they offed Missandei is any indication, Confederate would be Black people getting defiled in the worst ways for the whole series.

 

[B!tchuoffendingme]

It doesnt even fukking make sense within the confines of their own narrative. Daenerys told Yara Greyjoy the Iron Born couldnt rape and pillage anymore, so the writers themselves have that character on record opposing that kind of thing. But the second she's in King's Landing and hears the sound of surrender bells, all her principles go out the window? Bad writing. fukk this show for trying to cram a heel turn onto a major character in the space of 3 episodes. Even the Star Wars prequels had more nuance.

 

[Stop_It_5]

It doesnt even fukking make sense within the confines of their own narrative. Daenerys told Yara Greyjoy the Iron Born couldnt rape and pillage anymore, so the writers themselves have that character on record opposing that kind of thing. But the second she's in King's Landing and hears the sound of surrender bells, all her principles go out the window? Bad writing. fukk this show for trying to cram a heel turn onto a major character in the space of 3 episodes. Even the Star Wars prequels had more nuance.

What does the Dothraki flipping out have to do with Daenys principles ?

Assuming this actually happens (longshot) I'm assuming the angle is between Greyworm and the unsullied calling their own shot and seeking blood after Missandeis death, the Dothraki seeing the chaos and reverting back to what they do, and Daeny/Drogon reigning down fire in what starts out as a battle. Sounds like she loses control of the entire situation, not that she orders them to do it.

There's various spoilers out right now though, and each set has a little bit of truth confirmed from earlier episodes but things that also ended up not being true. Can't take anything as gospel right now.

 

[nairdas]

Honestly I already knew my girl Dany was not gonna rule because that is not how this show works so I'm not tripping over her going Mad Queen.

Long as these Lannister fukks get the fukk outta here. RIP Missandei.

 

[Tasha And]

What does the Dothraki flipping out have to do with Daenys principles ?

Assuming this actually happens (longshot) I'm assuming the angle is between Greyworm and the unsullied calling their own shot and seeking blood after Missandeis death, the Dothraki seeing the chaos and reverting back to what they do, and Daeny/Drogon reigning down fire in what starts out as a battle. Sounds like she loses control of the entire situation, not that she orders them to do it.

There's various spoilers out right now though, and each set has a little bit of truth confirmed from earlier episodes but things that also ended up not being true. Can't take anything as gospel right now.

Yeah I think if it plays out at all, it will play out like how you phrased it.

Dany will be flying around on Drogon fukking shyt up.
The Lannister army will surrender.
Greyworm will ignore the surrender and the Unsullied will follow his lead.
A riot ensues and the Dothraki start doing Dothraki shyt.

It doesn't sound as if Dany orders it or starts it. It would probably explain why they immediately cut to Grey Worm once Missandei was murdered. His vengeance will play a big part in the chaos.

 

[Big Dick]

Yeah I think if it plays out at all, it will play out like how you phrased it.

Dany will be flying around on Drogon fukking shyt up.
The Lannister army will surrender.
Greyworm will ignore the surrender and the Unsullied will follow his lead.
A riot ensues and the Dothraki start doing Dothraki shyt.

It doesn't sound as if Dany orders it or starts it. It would probably explain why they immediately cut to Grey Worm once Missandei was murdered. His vengeance will play a big part in the chaos.

This makes more sense for sure but I won’t put anything past D&D at this point smh. If they really do have Dany being triggered by the bells symbolizing her victory of all the fukking possible reasons then the juelzing D&D do in the post ep should be hilarious

 

[DredScott]

Just read some of these spoilers earlier by accident

If this is true, which I suspect it’s not because of the pure absurdity of it all, I don’t see how this is bittersweet at all. shyt is a complete trainwreck.. but damn the meltdowns will be hilarious. The showrunners really saying fukk your favorite characters and ending this shyt with straight chaos

Yeah, these cats don't give a fukk and it's sad how GOT went from one time being the best show on TV with great writing and contender for the greatest ever to becoming just like any other network drama just with a significantly bigger budget but the same idiotic, telegraphed lazy ass writing...

Honestly I shoulda seen it coming with the talentless fukks that gave us X-Men Origins Wolverine...

 

[The Fukin Prophecy]

Just read some of these spoilers earlier by accident

If this is true, which I suspect it’s not because of the pure absurdity of it all, I don’t see how this is bittersweet at all. shyt is a complete trainwreck.. but damn the meltdowns will be hilarious. The showrunners really saying fukk your favorite characters and ending this shyt with straight chaos

Leak dropped 6 days before the last episode (ep 4) aired and dude was money on EVERYTHING that happened in that episode...

Pretty obvious his info is legit...

 

[CouldBeWorse]

Leak dropped 6 days before the last episode (ep 4) aired and dude was money on EVERYTHING that happened in that episode...

Pretty obvious his info is legit...

Some of the leaks go back months and they're spot on.

THe only thing that's up in the air for me is the ending, considering they filmed multiple.

 

[Osmosis]

Leak dropped 6 days before the last episode (ep 4) aired and dude was money on EVERYTHING that happened in that episode...

Pretty obvious his info is legit...

I think some if not most is legit but I’m pretty sure they shot multiple endings and some of the leaks are conflicting in regards to the ending so I don’t completely buy it.

 

[The Fukin Prophecy]

I think some if not most is legit but I’m pretty sure they shot multiple endings and some of the leaks are conflicting in regards to the ending so I don’t completely buy it.

Its clearly headed down the mad queen path though...

That much is obvious so I think Jon killing Dany is legit and fits the D&D "bitter sweet" ending crap they been touting...

All I'm uncertain of is Bran becoming king...

 

[Tasha And]

Its clearly headed down the mad queen path though...

That much is obvious so I think Jon killing Dany is legit and fits the D&D "bitter sweet" ending crap they been touting...

All I'm uncertain of is Bran becoming king...

I'm with you, but if Bran doesn't become king, who does? No one else has any groundwork laid this season and there are only 2 episodes left.

I'm convinced that Jon heads north to be with the Wildlings and Ghost after the conversation Jon had with Tormund last episode.

So if we're crossing off Dany and Jon, who else have they set up? It seems like a "shocking" swerve to Bran is the only choice available, especially with the line Varys gave about the best king being the one who doesn't want it, and Tyrion having multiple conversations with Bran this season.

I'm honestly stumped over who else it could be.



Gendry? Tyrion? Arya? Sansa? Euron? Yara? Sweet Robin? Sam?

 

[Piff Perkins]

This is a 100% GRM ending

People on Reddit speculated this. But GRRM only gave them the ending and major events before that . D&D fukked up the transition from show-only events to the real ending

I'm think everything here in episodes 4 - 6 happen in the book.

Nope. They've already said they've paved their own path. There is no NK in the books. The tension between Jon and Dany in the show is almost certainly the tension between Aegon and Dany in the books. They've basically turned Sansa into Arianne, to make it work...and it's not working. Likewise the idea of Dany torching KL (or executing people) is almost certainly something that Jon Connington will do.

The show and books are so different at this point I'm not worried. Now on the flip side...if Tyrion dies in the show by being executed for betraying Dany, will I expect it to happen in the books? Sure. I think the major deaths will be the same or similar. With different circumstances. Tyrion has advised Aegon and will be advising Dany. When they come together, his loyalty will be tested.

Notice we haven't even gotten to Jon yet

 

[Osmosis]

Nope. They've already said they've paved their own path. There is no NK in the books. The tension between Jon and Dany in the show is almost certainly the tension between Aegon and Dany in the books. They've basically turned Sansa into Arianne, to make it work...and it's not working. Likewise the idea of Dany torching KL (or executing people) is almost certainly something that Jon Connington will do.

The show and books are so different at this point I'm not worried. Now on the flip side...if Tyrion dies in the show by being executed for betraying Dany, will I expect it to happen in the books? Sure. I think the major deaths will be the same or similar. With different circumstances. Tyrion has advised Aegon and will be advising Dany. When they come together, his loyalty will be tested.

Notice we haven't even gotten to Jon yet

I don’t see them altering the endgame for Jon and Dany. Those are probably the only two characters the showrunners consulted with GRRM about. The entire series is essentially about them, the show’s brand is carried by them.. I really doubt they would shoehorn a Jon/Dany love story followed by a Dany turn if it wasn’t something that was transpiring in the books.

 

[Tasha And]

Yeah if Jon kills Dany on the show, I don't see there being any way where that doesn't happen in the books as well.