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Holy fuck do I hate this scene, not only is it a dumb comment to literally NO ONE but dude may as well have looked at the camera as he said it and winked before the commercial
I’m rewatching now so it’s been years since I’ve seen the later episodes. Seems like siding with Littlefinger worked out pretty badly for her.
If she’d just told them the truth, that Littlefinger made the mad woman fly, they would’ve executed Littlefinger. Then what? Seems like Sansa could spend her days in peace at the Vale until…I dunno.
I know I’m late to the party but I just finished season 7 and I’ve loved the series so far. Though I’ve avoided specific spoilers with the exception of some plot armor, I do have access to IMDb and can see the ratings. Figured I’d ask here to see if it’s worth it anyways. Is it?
Hi all am new here, just wanted to share my cookbook i just received in. I still need to get my hands on the actual books
What director and writer do you want onboard? And what storyline would you like them to explore?
Like did they become white walker women... also I meant after craster died not them
Sansa as Night queen
Regarding rumours of Game of Thrones movie in the works at WB, do you think it could be about Aegon's Conquest??
It's got to be, God i hope it is, it would be so epic.
Thoughts??
Personally, I think Dreamfyre is such a fricken cool name. And in second place is Sunfyre. What is yours?
I just completed season 3 and the most talked episode of red wedding, I felt that is illogical how easily robb stark got killed who has a very big army and called king in the north and seemed all his army immediately vanished after he got killed lol. If a King with a big army can be killed like that in the middle of war , then this statergy should be followed and kill the king directly in all wars. May be robb stark is naive to believe everything and everyone so easily, for that matter upto now all starks felt so naive like that they don't know they can be deceived and betrayed with the exception of arya stark(being smart for her age).
(just finished s2)
context: I only just finished s2 e6 (also I love spoilers, so feel free to spoil it for me)
What if Robert Baratheon married Catelyn Stark? For this to work, I'm going to say Arthur Dayne kills Ned at the Tower of Joy. Robert would go to his funeral at Winterfell and see Catelyn. He would tell her stories of her husband and him as boys in the Vale. Jon Arryn is the one who suggests the marriage; she's young, can have children, and it would forge a strong alliance with the Riverlands. After a respectful time of mourning has passed, Robert would offer to marry Catelyn.
One thing I love about Catelyn is she knows how politics work in Westeros, so she says yes. Benjen Stark is made regent of the North until little Robb grows up. Robert and Catelyn's marriage isn't going to be great nor bad. Even if Robert said Lyanna's name on their wedding night, I don't think it would be as big of a deal because Catelyn is not Cersei. She can understand that Robert is still mourning Lyanna, and she'd tell Robert what he said. She's a very forward person and says what's on her mind. Yes, it would hurt, but nothing too damaging for their marriage. As time goes on, they would start to love each other, which would be helped by the arrival of their first child, Prince Orys Baratheon. Robert would not forget Lyanna, but he'd love Catelyn.
The Demon of the Trident is going to have a lot fewer bastards. He's still going to brothels, but a lot less, and for the sake of his wife, he does it in secret. The only other things I think would change are that Robert doesn't drink as much or get as fat, as Catelyn is beautiful and Robert is going to stay in shape for his queen. Also, Cersei made her husband depressed; that's why he drank so much. I also don't know if Orys has the Baratheon black hair or the Tully red hair, as both houses seem to be dominant in the marriage bed.
Like holy shit dude wtf he do besides be a little person 🥺😭
any fellow s7&8 lovers in this sub and proud of it?
I just finished s2 e4 and- WTH CAME OUT OF THAT WOMAN ?!?! ✋🏻😭
I’m a first time watcher of the show but I have peeked at some spoilers.
Cersei is directly responsible for all of her children’s deaths. It’s just funny to me. She was so adamant to protect her precious kids but then she basically kills them all with her actions. Girl was a spoiled brat and never got over it and it destroyed her family.