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nah, Jamie is going to be forgiven by Bran for the push, he didn't even stab Ned in the leg all the way back in season1. Im guessing Danny will want him killed for his Fathers death as well….should be interesting to see how the Kingslayer gets out of this one.
There's a sound bite somewhere in a preview or something that's aired that makes it seem like Bran is saying to Jon something along the lines of, "All the things you have done have brought you here."
There is a 1000% chance of the Mountain and Hound fighting. I’m more sure of that than anything else. It’ll prob be in Kings Landing though.
It could also be Theon that Bran was talking to. He's on the way to Winterfell. And he and Bran had dialogue in 1.1 (the arrow shooting scene).
I agree. I think most are predicting that the Hound will kill the Mountain though, while I think the Mountain will kill the Hound (then likely be killed by Arya).
I don't think he remembered. Pretty sure that was mentioned in S1, but its been awhile since I saw it. Logically, if he remembered then a bunch of stuff goes down differently. But at this point, I am expecting Bran as the Three Eyed Raven to know everything about everyone, but he only cares about the NK.
Brienne is there, too, and if she speaks up for him, Sansa will listen imoRegarding Jamie and "getting out of it", I like the Bran ideas.
Also, I believe that Dany may not be as harsh as many expect.
I can't remember the source of my memory, but Barristan Selmy spent a good deal of time explaining to Dany the true threat the Mad King posed from the perspective of one of his King's Guard.
The reason that Jamie is my favorite character arc, is the redemption angle.
Therefore, I am really hoping that the full truth comes out, and he finally gets recognized for the good deed (killing MK) that has haunted him since.
I don't need him to live or have a happy ending, but I want his true motivation to be revealed. The irony of the moniker King Slayer (irt it's overall meaning - not just the slayin') is big in my mind - cause he saved a city & maybe an entire kingdom with that. Even though it has partially led to the current mess irt the Iron Throne.
Maybe that be too big a wish - but, here's ta hope.
I had assumed he knew it was Jamie and lied about it so not to cause trouble for his family.
Thanks. Was wondering if I had missed something. Will pay more attention on my rewatch.
Yes, right after the NK touched Bran and then made his way to the cave under the tree, the Three Eyed Raven said, "It's time for you to become me." And then it went into the data dump between the TER and Bran while Meera and the elf looking girl fought off the WW's. Bran sees himself going out the window among a bunch of other things.
I don't think so.
No dude, it was cool when I said we agree to disagree and tried to move on. It wasn't cool when you continued down the road of trying to troll a response. No worries, I like a lot of what you post. All good @KarmaPolice
My understanding is that they already have their 3-4 spin offs set, so I don't think it will effect how they treat this story and these characters.
It's kind of a cool twist. It was cool when we found out about the origination of Hodor. It would be cool if Brand drove the mad king mad. And I could see it happening. Say they lose at Winterfell and have to head to KL to regroup and take on the army of the dead. Bran is doing his time walking thing and goes to the time the city was being attacked right when the white walkers are attacking and somehow gives the mad king a glimpse into that. The king things the invaders are the army of the dead and must destroy them and wildfire is the only way. I can see it.
I don't see Arya killing the Mountain. That doesn't really make a lot of sense with the abilities Arya has. I see the Mountain burning in the end, kind of a nod to what he did to the Hound when they were kids. I don't think Sandor does it as that doesn't make sense for him either, but that's how I think the Mountain will eventually be dead dead.
sansa is as good as dead IMO.Foosball God said:
agreed, they already have young ned, lyanna, rhaegar actors selectedThunderlips said:
And valyrian steel and dragon glass...
Good point, Qyburn didn't use magic to re-animate him, but some crazy black science.
Fantastic question, especially about the NK. Imagine if the Frozen One blows through Winterfell and heads straight south to meet Cersei's rental army, wipes them out and is face to face with her and the Mountain. What if the Cold King takes control of the Mountain and turns him on Cersei and she dies the death poor Septa Unella suffered at the hands of the zombie in S7?
This is where I fall as well. I think she will turn the lessons she learned from Cersie back on Cersie and she'll sit on the throne or whatever seat of power is left at the end. The signs have been pointing to this for a while.Foosball God said:
See, that's what I remembered. He sees himself falling, but it doesn't show who pushed him. So I am not sure that he knows who it was. Yes, he was glaring at Jamie in 8.1, but um, he glares at everyone like that now. Kinda his thing.
Just watched this yesterday. Lightbringer was the sword that Stannis drew from the fire in the beach on Dragonstone in 2.1, with Melisandra performing the ceremony.
I do remember that scene, but didn't they just burn the "pagan" god statues?
Ramsey didn’t kill Stannis did he? Thought Brienne pulled the Silvio in the woods on him?
