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04-23-2019 , 01:10 PM
*Bronn holds sword to Jamie's neck*
*Bronn smirks*

"Your sister sent me to kill you."

*Bronn smirks*
*Bronn takes sword away*
*Bronn smirks*

"She should have waited to pay me after the job was done."

*Bronn smirks*
*Jamie smirks*
*Bronn smirks*
04-23-2019 , 01:13 PM
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Originally Posted by eviljeff
Do we know why it’s taken the NK so long to make his move on the wall following his prior defeat? Seems like he’s been incredibly inefficient. Mance Rayder and prior kings beyond the wall were able to amass huge living armies in a generation even without the NK’s supernatural abilities. NK could have easily turned those armies, but instead was doing things like making blue eyed babies one at a time.
Presumably the Wall was keeping him from coming South. That's why he only attacked after he was able to destroy part of the Wall.

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Originally Posted by Rooksx
Wouldn’t Dany’s dragons annihilate the Walkers if the Night King and his dragon aren’t around? His army would need to have something we haven’t seen if he’s not going to be at Winterfell.
There is no reason to think that the Night King is the only one capable of throwing the magic spears that kill dragons. I'd think Dany would be a bit reluctant to expose her other dragons to a similar risk.
04-23-2019 , 01:34 PM
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Originally Posted by Howard2018
Seems like either Jaime or Brienne is going to get it after that great scene last week, but I come back to an interview with the actor who played Bronn....I don't remember his exact quote, but it was something to the effect of "Thrones fans won't like me very much after this season"....Now that we've seen the mission he has been sent on, I believe he is going to end up killing Jaime

I think it's plausible that Jaime survives the Winterfell battle, sees breinne fall, and now here comes an old friend to kill him

A buddy told me he thinks it would be out of character for Bronn, but I don't think it's too far out there -- there have been a few times where he has shown his love of gold and castles

Bronn kills Jaime and disappears from the show....

I could also see a scenario like this:

Bronn spied Jamie across the yard, pulls out his crossbow...

Close up of Jamie as the bolt whizzes past his head and embeds in a tree trunk (or a wall)...

Jamie looks up confused... he sees Bronn staring at him.

Bronn "Your sister asked me to kill you... but I knew you'd pay me double what she offered..."

Smile. Hug. Cut to next scene.
04-23-2019 , 01:35 PM
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Originally Posted by lonely_but_rich
*Bronn holds sword to Jamie's neck*
*Bronn smirks*

"Your sister sent me to kill you."

*Bronn smirks*
*Bronn takes sword away*
*Bronn smirks*

"She should have waited to pay me after the job was done."

*Bronn smirks*
*Jamie smirks*
*Bronn smirks*
Goddam it... I just wrote this same thing before seeing your post!

-sigh-
04-23-2019 , 01:39 PM
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Originally Posted by JonnyA
There is no reason to think that the Night King is the only one capable of throwing the magic spears that kill dragons. I'd think Dany would be a bit reluctant to expose her other dragons to a similar risk.
Well if that's true then some other incredible contrivance will need to take place for the good guys to pull out a win, as ep 2 emphasised that the undead army grossly outnumbers Winterfell.

It's unfortunate that a show which used to repeatedly defy tropes has now embraced them. Standard fantasy trope - stack the odds so heavily against the heroes that only a deus ex machina can save them.
04-23-2019 , 01:48 PM
i am a bad poster

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04-23-2019 , 01:49 PM
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Originally Posted by Rooksx
Well if that's true then some other incredible contrivance will need to take place for the good guys to pull out a win, as ep 2 emphasised that the undead army grossly outnumbers Winterfell.

It's unfortunate that a show which used to repeatedly defy tropes has now embraced them. Standard fantasy trope - stack the odds so heavily against the heroes that only a deus ex machina can save them.
I've been thinking they could end up with the Golden Company joining forces with them once they get a first hand look at what is really going on....
04-23-2019 , 02:12 PM
The Red Woman and the Lord of Light. That’s the answer.
04-23-2019 , 02:59 PM
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Originally Posted by Rooksx
The Red Woman and the Lord of Light. That’s the answer.
The Prince Who Was Promised was mentioned far too many times to not be relevant in the battle. Presumably we'll find out if its Jon or Dany (or a wild card) and somehow that will prove instrumental in defeating the Night King.
04-23-2019 , 03:10 PM
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Originally Posted by 72off
but yeah, i don't quite get what Jaime's big service to the cause is supposed to be if he just dies fighting zombies in Winterfell, so he probably needs to have a final showdown with Cersei
kingslayer

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Originally Posted by JonnyA
There is no reason to think that the Night King is the only one capable of throwing the magic spears that kill dragons. I'd think Dany would be a bit reluctant to expose her other dragons to a similar risk.
the shows way to make the dragons useless
04-23-2019 , 03:19 PM
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Originally Posted by Rooksx
Well if that's true then some other incredible contrivance will need to take place for the good guys to pull out a win, as ep 2 emphasised that the undead army grossly outnumbers Winterfell.

It's unfortunate that a show which used to repeatedly defy tropes has now embraced them. Standard fantasy trope - stack the odds so heavily against the heroes that only a deus ex machina can save them.


The S7 Benjen deux et machina tilted the crap out of me, as did the fact that walkers had huge chains and managed to get a dragon out of a lake when none of them can swim.
04-23-2019 , 03:22 PM
I do really like the quality of Beric Dondarrion’s voice.
04-23-2019 , 04:16 PM
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Originally Posted by ChrisV
I'll bet on it if you like. I don't have any spoilers.
I indeed would like I don't know what specifics or odds you're even interested in. Obviously I don't have spoilers here either. If they all get through this season can just get thrown into the garbage and we'll have to pretend it all never happened.
04-23-2019 , 04:21 PM
re: Arya and her spear, i dont think its a spear, i think its her staff she used in training in bravos, just with white walker killing dragon glass on the end. When Gendry gave it to her, she was twirling it around the same way she would a staff.
04-23-2019 , 05:06 PM
and she was also using a bow at the start of that scene. she is shown twice practicing using projectile weapons and then having a spear made, seems obvious what the writers want us to think, even if it doesn't play out like that.
04-23-2019 , 05:35 PM
i wonder if at times in the screenwriter's room GRRM told them major character X dies early in some stupid fashion, and they told him to get lost, as the producers don't like lighting money on fire.
04-23-2019 , 05:53 PM
jesus i am a bad poster

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04-23-2019 , 05:54 PM
Grey Worm dies in battle and Missandei, overcome with grief, commits suicide in the hopes that she will be raised to be by his side....
04-23-2019 , 06:12 PM
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Originally Posted by Howard2018
how someone that was killed off in the show was still alive in the books, and he hinted that the character had a pivotal role in the books (think it was one of Drogo's blood riders, but not sure, it has been awhile)
i think its the guy that khal drogo ripped off his throat or wahtever, he was supposed to be the leader of the dothraki that find Dany later in the hills where her dragon lands.

Come to think of it, the dothrakis dont really have any kind of leader of their own at all now. THey jsut folded them under daenerys i suppose.

Has a dothraki said a word at all in like 10 episodes?
04-23-2019 , 06:19 PM
that 1 guy said "your ppl can't fight" to Tyrion in Spoils of War, and i think that's been it since Dany torched the rest of them in that s6 ep yeah
04-23-2019 , 06:39 PM
i am dumb

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04-23-2019 , 08:53 PM
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Originally Posted by Rooksx
Wouldn’t Dany’s dragons annihilate the Walkers if the Night King and his dragon aren’t around? His army would need to have something we haven’t seen if he’s not going to be at Winterfell.
Didn't they say the Dragons would be protecting Bran?
04-23-2019 , 08:57 PM
The NK doesn't know that though. They're talking about the NK's strategy.
04-23-2019 , 11:03 PM
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Originally Posted by phillydilly
re: Arya and her spear, i dont think its a spear, i think its her staff she used in training in bravos, just with white walker killing dragon glass on the end. When Gendry gave it to her, she was twirling it around the same way she would a staff.
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Originally Posted by Elrazor
and she was also using a bow at the start of that scene. she is shown twice practicing using projectile weapons and then having a spear made, seems obvious what the writers want us to think, even if it doesn't play out like that.
Agree w/phillydilly. That spear is double bladed, so it's clearly meant for hand to hand combat and not for throwing. She may take out a couple of White Walkers with it, or even NK, but there is no way she's taking out a dragon in mid air with it.
04-23-2019 , 11:44 PM
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Originally Posted by Melkerson
Agree w/phillydilly. That spear is double bladed, so it's clearly meant for hand to hand combat and not for throwing. She may take out a couple of White Walkers with it, or even NK, but there is no way she's taking out a dragon in mid air with it.
Based on the drawing she gave Gendry, one of the blades is removable. Presumably so she could remove one side, use it as a dagger, and then have a normal spear to throw.

      
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