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Which is exactly my point, no way in hell Cersei could even begin to afford it. Not to mention the fact that the FM seem to be very much "for the people" and may not even accept a contract on the HS in the first place.

Well, they are. Even GRRM has commented on it. The High Sparrow is one of the most dangerous people in Westeros ATM. Seems like someone that would require an extremely high payment.

If they were easy to find or purchase, Tywin would have had one long ago. He tried to purchase them three times in the past and was turned down each time, much to his anger; they are effectively priceless. Also, WW isn't buried with Joffrey, Tommen has it.

I'm asking you what you think Cersei has to offer the FM that would get them to even acknowledge her. Widow's Wail is priceless, and I can't think of anything else like it within her grasp. I'm trying to find plausibility in your fucking dumb idea but you aren't helping.

Chuk what do you think Cersei could possibly offer the FM to kill the High Sparrow? It took a priceless dragon egg to kill Balon. IN THE BOOK, Baelish says there's no fucking way the crown could afford a FM contract. Honestly, what do you think they have to offer, Widows Wail? GTF outta here.

Maybe you missed the part where faceless men are extremely expensive and Cersei has literally no money left. Baelish tells the small council that they could hire an entire army of sellswords for half the cost of faceless men killing a merchant, much less a princess (Dany). The theory about...

To be fair, Orochimaru was pretty instrumental during the great war. If Sasuke gets a pass, Oro should.

Terrible fake is terrible, she didn't claw out her own face like that in the show.

If it was Sasuke's DNA why would it match Karin's?

The rumored casting call list:http://www.agameofthronesguide.com/n...6-casting-list Euron hasn't been in the show. He's only been shown on HBO's family tree shit. He's mentioned one time in S01E04.

If that's the case then chouchou must be hers too.

Pretty sure it was confirmed somewhere that Yara is going to make an appearance again in the finale. Probably so they can set up what will surely be a heavily modified Ironborn storyline.

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The only way that last picture makes sense is if Stannis does indeed lose

The last spoiler pic seems like some pussy shit

that screen cap is getting me in the feelsI almost threw my kindle against the wall when I read that damn scene

The high sparrow might be the one to decide?

I'm pretty sure the claim to the throne would go to Myrcella, as "Robert's" last surviving heir, since Margaery isn't preggo.

Maybe Mel is just a fucking quack and any sacrifice would actually work. A death for a life, a man's name does not matter to the Red God.

Good thing it's nothing important.

I made it two or three days but the same thing basically happened to me. Always happens with open world games :/

I meant, our knowledge of his abilities at a minimum includes: warging, wierwood travel, dream manipulation, and super longevity. Warging and wierwood travel have both been done by Bran and he doesn't seem to have a very hard time, so I figure for The Last Greenseer they must be trivial.

Uh yeah because it's confirmed he can do that shit. You can't infer that he can or can't do anything else because of what we do know about him. Actually at a minimum we also know that beyond warging and wierwood travel he can influence dreams directly, as he did with both Jojen and Bran...

Raven/tree travel is a minimum. We don't know the true extent of his abilities.

Doesn't matter, Bloodraven knows. He is unbound by space or time and can instantly be anywhere in Westeros.

Bloodraven is probably the most informed character in the entire series. To think he doesn't know about Dany or the dragons is silly. Even Bran's amateur ass has proven he can travel into the past and future, what do you think the last Greenseer is capable of?

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Yeah she is but you obviously have no idea when, where, or why.

Buzzfeed and shit like that is filled with R+L=J posts for a while now, the avg viewer probably knows about it.

To be fair I think Khane is a show watcher only.

Well to start with your timeline and facts are completely fucked. Ned's brother and father were killed in KL, burned by the Mad King, his sister was not.

Well in that same episode he says he can't remember the face of the woman he claims to love so maybe Bobby B's memory aint that hot.

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I'd put money on Sylas

It would upset me more than Shireen dying, that's for sure. Though I don't expect all three of them to make it through to the end of the story. At some point Dany will see one of her children killed in front of her. That is GRRM's way.

She doesn't need to turn evil but becoming Warden of the North could easily make sense. Especially if she is only "acting" Warden after she reveals to the world that Bran and Rickon are still out there.

They've shown her talking to Selyse about her powders and shit that she throws into the fires to trick people but I can't remember anything else.

He was injured but eventually those spears wont do shit to him. As dragons get older their scales get thicker, they become more resistant to heat in general, and their flames get hotter, which are all fairly typical of fantasy dragons. Drogon is still a teenager.

At the end of the day they'll never have to animate more than three dragons and I'm sure when the time comes they'll have a satisfactory budget for it.

If they filmed it as written it would have been Dany's most empowering moment and the SJWs would be singing praises of the mighty Khaleesi. Unfortunately they went Disney. I thought Emilia might be up for a little more stunt work considering she's going to be Sarah Conor.