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If the White Walkers get pass the wall what can Danys army do against them? Unless they met them a at the wall the white walker army will be huge as they sweep thru the north adding numbers. Only hope seems to be a kid who has been a afterthought for 5 seasons.
Then please answer my question. Everyone wants to tell me I'm wrong, but no one will tell me when this happened and why the residents of Winterfell would tell this huge random lady that they're against the warden of the north.
at this point its kinda hard to keep the schtik separate from the real questions people have.
I think she saw it as a vehicle to eliminate the tyrells. back fired kind of. Although for now the Queen is out of the cells and as far as we know Loras/Margery is still locked up awaiting a trial
They probably only had a few clean shots of that castle without having to do a billion CGI edits. I mean people lost their #### when someone left a plastic water bottle out on a table.
That seems odd coming from a TV watcher - I don't think they made much of it at all.
I really have no idea what this has to do with my question.
im sorry whats your question? How do we know that Brienne is waiting for a sign to rescue Sansa? Its inferred by her actions of watching & waiting.
Did Brienne have a scene where she was told about the light in the window?Is Brienne hanging out with Winterfell citizens?
so, without some sort of plan, Brienne was just going to sit and stare at the castle for ... well, like ... FOREVER?
Its not hard to imagine that she found sympathetic Northerners who trusted her as Lady Brienne of Tarth, who has sworn an oath to Catelyn Stark. It was not a random occurrence that she has been watching the old tower - the same one where Sansa is supposed to burn a candle...
I'm just saying any rescue attempt by Podrick and Brienne is completely separate than the light in the window and Winterfell's citizens.
Brienne had a scene where she is talking to some old lady. A few scenes later some old lady is telling Sansa to put a candle in the window if she needs help. Brienne is shown watching that tower. Connect the dots.
They never go into any of this - for a show that dives into details, that seems like a pretty big one to just have everyone infer.
There we go - that's all it took. If that happened then I missed it. I'll need to catch it.
Book stuff that wasn't explained very well on the show....but show part was that Cersei was scheming, so she gave the Faith the ability to create their own "military".
As presented on the show, an entire religious order essentially sprang out of nowhere and very suddenly controlled King's Landing, with enough power to arrest and imprison the Queen, the King's mother and a Kingsguard knight.
He's talking about the connection between Brienne and the old woman, which wasn't developed in the show. Normally, one would not expect the northers to trust a strange knight woman from the far South. Apparently that connection was established and the show indicated that Brienne was part of "The North Remembers" storyline. I missed that as well if it happened.
yes they did.
Jeebus. There was a scene where Brienne tells Podric she needs to send Sansa a message, then she sees some old dude that is cleaning, or cooking, don't remember exactly what. But she begins talking to him and realizes he is faithful to the Stark family. The next scene is the old lady talking to Sansa. Telling her to put the candle in the highest tower if she ever needs help. Clearly, the message that Brienne is sending is that Sansa just needs to put that candle up there. She told the old guy, who told the old lady, who told Sansa (and then subsequently got flayed).
This is all I'm asking. Apparently there was a scene that I missed so I'll go back and watch.
Yeah, this can't happen because:
