The night king can raise things from the dead. The night king can ride a dragon because he rose it from the dead. He can control the white walkers he can raise the dragon from from the dead and control it, it’s doesn’t make him a Targaryen
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Exactly. If I dug up the corpse of Marilyn Monroe, I could ride it all day. However, put me in a DeLorean and send me back to 1960, and there is no ride.
Good to see I'm not alone. It makes no sense. I just dug up an article about it and it ended with the same thought. The only explanation I found was that the Night King wants to end his own life so he has to end Bran's, and it's why he let Jon walk twice apparently. Like you said, ******ed.
Bran is going to be the night king, which is huge because the north will be slaughtered. It will be interesting to see the warm welcome he gives Jamie lol
Sansa asked a question that the show runners probably are very glad they didn't have to answer: how can the North feed the combined armies?
There is a reason the High Garden is a sought-after ally even though the Tyrells are weak. They are the farmers.
There is a reason the High Garden is a sought-after ally even though the Tyrells are weak. They are the farmers.
I'm not arguing that because Vegas has Bran at some sort of stupid odds (stupid, like he's a huge favorite) to end up on the throne.
I kind of want to see a united Baratheon/Stark household on the Iron Throne with Gendry marrying Sansa, like it was supposed to be with Robert and Lyana. The Gendry/Arya marrying theory seems too happy go lucky for GRRM.
I think it's happening. It's a convenient way for the show runners to tie things up. It's like Éowyn and Faramir getting married in the LOTR.
I think all the major players are going to die and Tormund and Brienne of Tarth are going to end up on the Iron Throne by default.
That would be epic.
That would be epic.
Prequel. Thousands of years before current GoT events.
Are there still going to be “normal” people like the Lannisters, or just all weird shit?
i watched a theory last night that the night king was a Stark, the brother of Bran the builder
he was also the first commander of the Knight's watch
he was also the first commander of the Knight's watch
Last thing I saw was that it was going to be called "The Long Night" if that tells you enough.
They have a few apparently in the works but this is the one that seems to be full go ahead. Naomi Watts has been cast but I haven't heard of anyone else.
Was Brienne in the episode last night? I don't remember seeing her.
She was visible in the Great Hall but I don't think she had any lines.
Keep reading post. I said I saw a pic afterwards and it looked like a spear. Was wrong my dude.
For like a split second is all I remember. She was in the meeting where Dany told Sansa her dragons eat "whatever they want".
OT but I want to see somebody do a LOTR series. As good as the movies are there's still so much detail left out from the books.
The last book he released on this series goes back to that correct? I remember wifie saying something about it.
Amazon is doing a Lord of the rings series.
Apparently the director of the battle for Winterfell episode is the same guy who did Battle of the Bastards and he watched the Helms Deep battle scene and got a lot of his inspiration from that.
No, the last one was about the 5th season of the show. He released a book about the world and details on locations, etc. but nothing detailing the long night.
Yeah I know that part, I read that book.Fire and Blood is the one I am thinking of. Have not read that yet as I am in the middle of some other books ATM.
I might've been mixing up episodes when I claimed that, as I watched a few last night before s8 e1
No. She's gonna hole up in KL. The North will have to go South because of the whites. Jamie or Tyrion will get the word to Cersei somehow and she'll escape. Then when it looks like she has the advantage, Baelon and the Golden Company will turn on her.
No. She's gonna hole up in KL. The North will have to go South because of the whites. Jamie or Tyrion will get the word to Cersei somehow and she'll escape. Then when it looks like she has the advantage, Baelon and the Golden Company will turn on her.
Euron might turn on her. Golden Company probably won't, they are mercenaries paid by her.
And the only way Baelon turns on her is if he becomes a white walker. Dude went for a long walk off a short bridge.
What's stopping the Night King from just chilling outside Winterfell and making them come fight him? He doesn't have to worry about feeding or sheltering his army. He literally has all the time in the world.
Why fight at the disadvantage of storming a fortress when you don't have to?
Why fight at the disadvantage of storming a fortress when you don't have to?
That's going to be a boring ass 5 episodes, unless of course its just a massive orgy inside of Winterfell.
Probably the same thing that caused Nick Ward to eat that 7th donut.
