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Cuz needs to come back randomly kings landing while Davos is there
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Like what was previously said, GRRM probably has all of these books completed and he's just waiting....
Quick question who holds storms end after Stannis died. Now with Tommen dead there House Baratheon is no more right?
Hear me out , fellas. I have a theory regarding Varys.
He's always talking about the Realm, right? He has said that word a few times on the show.
What if the Realm is a bunch of portals to travel to places faster? How else could he have traveled so fast in the finale?
Just a thought, bros.
Anyone wanna take a crack at this theory?
so Sam is basically Bilbo Baggins.Ohhhhhh good call
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Too early for this
Hahahaha I love this show because of how open to interpretation it is, that theory sounds so possible for a series ending...would explain why Sam is still relevant to the show....
Deserved to suffer more IMO
She looks good in this pic. Still wouldn't put an illegitimate baby in her though. Didn't know she's the same actress who played the underage teenager in The Fall who wanted to have sex with a serial killer.
Deserved to suffer more IMO
Slightest part of me thought he was smarter than Cersei, but foolish enough to fall in Margaery's trap. He just proved to be a fool all around.
Sure, in her mouth and on her chest and faceShe looking like she can catch a few illegitimate kids in this picShe looks good in this pic. Still wouldn't put an illegitimate baby in her though. Didn't know she's the same actress who played the underage teenager in The Fall who wanted to have sex with a serial killer.
Thank god y'all don't write the books or show.
bran dreaming is the ending? Ice dragons? portals ? Cmon y'all
Just when I thought the Android/Terminator theory couldn't be topped
Portals tho?
I'ts going to be a long 10 months
This is what happens when Walking Dead fans mosey into the GoT thread
Does Bran have the ability to show others his visions? Not sure if anyone would believe him if he said Jon's related to Baenerys
Robert would have definitely killed Jon back then. Without question. Plus that was a different Robert. He was in shape, he was a rebel hero, he wasn't the lazy fat bastard yet. Tywin's men had already killed Rhaegar's other children to show that the Lannisters were loyal to the Baratheons. There's no way they would have killed those kids and allow Jon to still be alive. The main reason for killing the children was to eliminate any Targ heirs to the throne.
I'm calling it, night king gonna team up with Cersei.
arya knew when jamie ambushed, stabbed and imprisoned ned and killed all their house loyalists right?
Also I think Jaime will attempt to kill off Cersei, but he will fail and she will kill him instead.
Can Bran warg into a white walker doe? game over.
Sam is probably going to rediscover how to forge/create Valyrian Steel again.
IMO, The Targs ruled the Iron Throne, and unless overthrown, the heir of Targ would get the throne (Rhaegar, Viserys, Dany in that order). But because Aerys was overthrown by Robert's Rebellion, he claimed the throne. Technically, Jamie can't claim it because he was Kings Guard, no? If anything, Tywinn probably could have tried to claim the throne but Robert's Rebellion was too strong and Tywinn could've been crushed, so instead Tywinn and the Lannisters betrayed the Targs and pledged to Robert, and created an alliance by marrying his daughter to Robert.I'm still a little unclear how this stuff works. The Targaryans ruled and were the rightful heirs to the throne. Their reign was never contested, even when the Mad King was doing what he was doing. It wasn't until Rhagar "took" Lyanna who was betrothed to Robert Baratheon which started Robert's rebellion. Robert killed Rhaegar, but Jaime killed the Mad king. Why is Robert the new King? Is it because he started the rebellion, so he is owed the spoils? Could Jaime have claimed it if he wanted to?
When Ned and Stannis were going on about rightful heir to the throne after Robert died, was that really a legit claim to make? He was only on the Iron throne because he rebelled against the king. What if someone else decides to take up arms against the Baratheons and they win. They will be the new King and start a new dynasty for their family name right? Who does the throne truly belong to then?
D&D confirms that there's only 15 episodes max left. Could be less