Sansa doesn’t want Dany. She straight-up used a Littlefinger tactic, telling Tyrion the truth because she knew he’d run and tell Varys. Hell, she planted the seed of Dany’s demise that nullifies her claim to the throne.
Sansa doesn’t want Dany. She straight-up used a Littlefinger tactic, telling Tyrion the truth because she knew he’d run and tell Varys. Hell, she planted the seed of Dany’s demise that nullifies her claim to the throne.
I think there will no no Iron Throne by the end of the season—I think it will go back to a Seven Kingdoms situation. We seem to be driving to the idea that autocracies are bad—that kingship destroys people and are, actually, not good for the realm.
It’s not about sharing. Getting married would make John king giving him all power. That’s the problem with these patriarchal dynasty traditions, it doesn’t really matter which option you take, the boy always wins.
One of the greatest strengths of this show is how it will go to great lengths to show how every character is flawed. I can’t speak for GRRM, but I feel like maybe all the main characters are shit because it’s a reflection of humans in general. People are too easily ready to worship this character or that one, but the…
Nah, she’s going down there to save Jon’s dumb ass. Something something but the pack survives.
I mean yes she’s very strong, but look at the entirety of her character since the beginning. She literally has not valued herself from the very start. The only reason she’s even involved with the Starks was because of her love for Renly. Everything she has done in the show was the bizarre extension of a promise she…
I posted this somewhere else, but I am looking forward to the “Adventures of Arya and The Hound”!
JON, SAY GOOD BYE TO YOUR VERY GOOD BOY. What a fuckin turd. Justice for Ghost, a Very Good Boy.
When I was in 8th grade, someone thought it would be funny to yell “DARTH VADER IS LUKE SKYWALKER’S FATHER” in the gym right after Empire Strikes Back came out. The class bully went straight over and cold-cocked him, and half the gym broke out in cheering.
I accidentally spoiled that exact same plotline for my friend. He has since spoiled a few things for me. I’ve learned the fine art of forgetting.
Them: All I know is, if you’re gonna tell me that a child is going to travel the world for eight years training and learning to become a master fighter, I’ll tell you’re being ridiculous.
“And then I told my boyfriend and he was like, ‘Mmm, should be Jon though really, shouldn’t it?’”
Replaced by a well-functioning constitutional republic, with each of the seven kingdoms taking it in turn to act as a sort of Executive officer of the week, with all decisions of that officer being approved by a simple majority in the case of internal affairs, etc.
Republic of Westeros time; Tyrion Lannister appointed as first President of the Republic. ;)
Ghost is treated so terribly on this show.
Now that the Night King is defeated can Jon actually spend 10 seconds to introduce Ghost to Dany, please?
There was the 20 minutes before Helms Deep in TT that was all about villagers preparing for battle and serving as trebuchet fodder for the orcs.
I agree with him, and I also agree with you that he needs to stop reading critiques of his work and just chill for a bit. It’s a recipe for emotional disaster.
Look he is not wrong, he is just an actor and if you don’t like it, do not watch it.
I wish they had shown him with an increasing amount of snow accumulating on his person because he hadn’t moved all episode. Sometime next episode the camera should pan to a vaguely person-in-a-wheelchair shaped pile of snow in the middle of the courtyard.
This very, very much looks like they’re basically undoing all of Rian Johnson’s undoing of TFA. What a clusterfuck. Why didn’t they just plot out a whole trilogy before they started, for god’s sake?