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QueenofThrones wrote: ↑

Fri Jul 07, 2017 2:38 pm

OKOKOKomg. What if The Queen's Justice is Dany beheading / BBQing Ellaria for murdering Myrcella I would flip my shit. It would be (almost) as satisfying as Jon - Slynt.

Probably it's Cersei doing something awful though.

Why would Dany care about Myrcella, a Lannister?

Most likely candidate is Roberts rebellion, bc it involves the older characters when they're younger and we can see our fav younger ones get born, later as children. But again, it would have to be from a different channel. Doesn't seem like an HBO kind of move. They already ruled out Robert's Rebel...

Meg22 wrote: ↑

Wed Jul 05, 2017 8:36 pm

Perhaps it's like the Ian McShane character suggests, that it's the same god but with different names. They all seem to be working for the same objective.

What do you think the "same objective" is?

Random thought while waiting for Season 7... has anyone here tried the Game of Thrones Telltale game? It's available on about any platform or device, and, though it comes at a cost, is probably the best storyline game I have ever tried. I would recommend it for any fan of the show. The storyline is ...

It depends on how you define "drowned" I suppose... If he actually died, then that would be a supernatural power bringing him back to life. But I was under the impression that he was only held underwater until he passed out, in which case he would have been revived using basic CPR/water drainage me...

Dany also deliberately violated the rules of parley by killing the two Masters during the battle of Slaver’s Bay. Nowhere as bad as the Frey’s total disregard of the North’s ironclad rule on Guest Right in the Red Wedding, but not the work of any kind of hero either. The Red Wedding didn't happen i...

When do we see supernatural power from the Drowned God? I'm drawing a blank. In GoT they showed the that annointing of the new king involved Euron actually being drowned, pulled out of the water and coming back to life. So, possibly something similar to the Red God's powers - but maybe not. Also, a...

So, please don't throw eggs, especially dragon eggs, but I think that Dany and Tyrion might be villains. Villains we are meant to love, yes, but villains nonetheless. And so maybe anti-villains would be a better term. (I really hope Dragonbringer doesn't see this because he already hates me. I don'...

Whenever I watch with a group I typically end up having to explain things to everyone, so I always watch alone first.

I’d like to believe that in a world as detailed as ASOIAF, GRRM has good reasons for describing the things he does - in this case the various religions. The thing is, I don’t remember any time that the Faith of the Seven, the dominate religion of Westeros after all, has shown any kind of unworldly/...