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is a faggot-free (read: SJW-free) reddit in the works anywhere?

Jon isn't dead. If he does end up Ron/Ned level dead, Gurrm changed the direction afterwards out of spite.

"How dare you guys kill Shireen for pure shock value, that wasn't in the books!" "Actually Gurrm told us this is what happens in the books." "How dare you spoil the books with confirmations like that!" These people are whiny faggots.

Lol what do these whiny faggots think is going to happen all next season? Fuck, season 7 will be out before the next book at this rate.

The harpies running in 2 or 3 at a time was retarded as fuck. Why not just have another 10-15 unsullied around her? Drogon was awesome on the ground wrecking people's day, gay when he turned into Falcor.

Inside the Episode specifically references George telling D&D that Shireen's sacrifice is part of the book plot. Yeah it was a horrifying scene. It was supposed to be. Just for shock value? Shut up, nerd.

Obviously he's going to die during the revolt at Castle Black. Probably trying to save Jon.

which makes the complaints doubly stupid

lol at people mad at casting information or episode summaries. The whole purpose of this thread originally was for people that already had the show spoiled from the books.

ARTRAPE

"Fuck me in the butt." ART

Used to use northern realms, but once you get most of the cards, nilfgaard kills it imo

Or this thread.

I'm going to play the shit out of it, but yeah those graphics looked weak.

Voting for Chattanooga.

Wasn't spite. Seemed to be a clear move to gain Dany's trust.

Brent, Bill, and Brann from Mastodon were in this episode as wildlings that got wrecked and rezzed. Completely missed that.

Bran and friends aren't in this season. Episode was goddamned awesome. You knew shit was going to get ugly once the fog started rolling down over the cliffs. Night's King raising the dead was a badass finish. Also, Tormund beating Rattleshirt down was hilarious.

That was pretty much obvious the moment Cersei sent Meryn to Braavos at the beginning of the season. If they're just now adding the Greyjoy shit next season and doing Sam and fam, I'm less and less convinced this ends in 7 seasons. Those two moves seem like attempts to stretch the show...

Toss Mel or the dagger broad's tits on Natalie Dormer and you'd have a clear winner I think. Toss up otherwise.

Are there any non-gwent rewards for playing gwent or is it completely its own thing?

With the way shit usually goes for people we like, the Hound will end up taking a mortal wound willingly just to make sure Gregor dies (since he's all gimpy now), only to find out he's not really even Gregor anymore. Then his head gets crushed.

You fucking nimrod, try to not to hurt yourself thinking about this too hard, but go watch the scene again. Thoros describes his prayer as "the old words", obviously a prayer that any priest of R'hllor would know. He clearly says he does not have power, but his god does. Melisandre knows the...

They made a point to have Thoros very explicitly tell Melisandre how he resurrected Beric. How are you this fucking bad at remembering things?

Dorne shit still bugs the hell out of me. They could've at least half-assed a night time infiltration and stake-out to wait for Myrcella to show up. Prime opportunity for more shittalking by Bronn.

there's been a couple women on my FB feed that say they're done with the show because of that scene, but they're ugly and they've sworn the show off like 5 times already. How do the faceless men reach the masks beyond maybe the fourth row? I didn't see any ladders

Did they change this in the series? I thought it was Joffrey who tries to have Bran killed, at least in the book.

I definitely misinterpreted erecting steel the first time I read that.

Pycelle isn't doing anything with the Mountain. That's Qyburn.

Stay awake from gambling, Astro.

The foreshadowing was obvious to everyone except Astro. He probably thinks the hound is dead too in the books.

There's any number of reasons for Mel to head back to the wall, the cheapest and easiest of which is just she "saw it in the flames" or whatever. If she has the same visions of Jon being her champ like in the book, that's all the reason she'll need to try the prayer on him.

I don't recall seeing him since the battle at the Wall, but I could be wrong.

I'd prefer they end his story this season with Mel looking at his corpse/starting the prayer Thoros used on Beric. Depends on what actually happens with Jon obviously. If he wargs into Ghost in the books, doesn't really mean he will in the show.

So are they scrapping the letter from Ramsay and setting up the stabbing as a result of Jon bringing with wildlings from Hardhome through the Wall or something? Episode 8 is called Hardhome, so I'm guessing Jon makes it there. Also, that dude who played the Night's King is credited again. I want...

have you read this thread at all?

Mel will sacrifice him once she realizes Jon's her man.

Hart as the yellow king was some lulzy full retard shit. I forget who kept trying to push that angle.

Regardless, if you're posting in this thread you shouldn't be "predicting" jack shit in the other.

lol ok