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probably not. just in case here are probably the key pieces

i don't know it ends up. GUESS I'LL JUST HAVE TO WAIT A FEW MORE WEEKS

yes, i think it's stupid. littlefinger's dead. dead dead.

no, because baelish is a faceless man and wouldn't just announce that he's not dead. even if apparition is wrong, HE'S STILL RIGHT! also, verys is a merman.

i always hated johnny cage but hes great in this and X

yeah, obviously GRRM is better at writing clever dialogue

no. there isnt

i mean, could it be possible that both the white walkers AND the politics are both equally important? while they were following the books, i think the politics were the clear winner, but since the writers have been on their own, they've been emphasizing the fantasy of it all

think he was talking about Apparition and his massive erection for littlefinger

what do i win?

haha "anyway, here's wonderwall."

you'll have to watch the movie and find out.

i like the story in a vacuum, but it's... you have to be VERY clever with time travel and mk11 just... isn't. i don't like how it ends. it's just too... much.

i never liked dany, so that obviously affects my rationale, but i think that's further proof she ISN'T getting the iron throne. the same vision that she walks through the throne room has her walk outside to a hut with drogo and their son. i don't think that's a vision, i think that's just a...

not for nothing, but you can't claim something is or isn't anything if you haven't done anything beyond superficial examination. you haven't watched it, and have no plans to. that's fine with me, but don't say it's not flattering to blacks. THAT BEING SAID black panther was a mediocre film. it...

well the lore back then is pretty vague, so even if the land was all sunshine and lollipops, the targaryans ruled for how long? pretty long.

dust? that's snow. and it's a vision so it's all metaphorical. so either jon snow sits on the iron throne, or the night king comes and... erm... sits on the iron throne.

yeah same here... the lord of light is just... very unsettling. clearly the lord of light is in opposition to the night king... that being said the lord of light isn't what i would call benevolent either. i'm sure it's been discussed before so i won't rehash anything... maybe melissandre is just...

yes, sure, but it's NOT an allegory. the very first scene in the very first episode is whitewalker attacking some night's watch. don't get me wrong, the iron throne is a huge draw, but GRRM has CONTINUALLY shown that PLAYING the game of thrones leads to death. when was the last time the king...

i mean, you have a point but that quote is from a power-hungry political sycophant. she ONLY sees things through that lens. someone like jon wouldn't ever say that. he's been trying to tell everyone who will listen that the game of thrones is silly when you have literal undead about to wash...

i agree, but i didn't say it was hard. i said your skill will have a direct effect on how long it is. you are forced to control characters you may or may not be used to which could lead to losing a few times. heck, even taking an extra minute here and there adds up.

there's a campaign story that is just over 3 hours of cutscene. 12 chapters with about 4-5 fights per chapter, so your skill will have a direct effect on how long it takes you beyond the 3 hours of cutscenes. there's also the individual story mode for each character, but i have no idea how many...

i think there's still relevance to the series title. i mean they are still regularly pulling from the books to drop hints, like jenny of the oldstones. GRRM came out a bit ago saying that beric basically became a wight but instead of being an undead made from ice magic, he's an undead made...

why do people assume that the WW's move slowly? the only time we saw them move as an army they were moving slowly because they had nowhere to go. there was no "urgency" behind their movement because, at the time, they still would have gotten stopped by the wall. they basically just needed to...

i understand that it has relevance to the world at large. the issue is that it has no real relevance to the specific parts of this story. sure, they could mention it, but to what end? just to say "oh, hey, remember how ayra got her revenge on the frays? yeah, we do to." there's no real reason to...

i think the assumption is that giant undead dragons are just as susceptible to dragonglass as the rest of the army. so yeah, it could cause a lot of damage, but they just need to keep pelting it with dragonglass arrows

i sort of imagine the writers all sitting in a room yelling at each other about who gets to kill whom. "Arya made a kill list! Cersei killed her father!" "Jaime needs to kill Cersei to complete his redemption arc! Arya doesn't need to kill anyone else for her arc, she already killed everyone...

yeah, i think it's pretty obvious that jaime will be the queenslayer. the kingslayer title was an odd thing, because it was something he was commanded to do by his family, for his family but it brought him a huge amount of shame because of the oath he took as a kingsguard to protect the king. he...

i don't know, but he lit a spear on fire when he fought the hound back in.. uh.. season 3? edit: i just rewatched the scene. i don't know why i thought it was a spear... but he does indeed light a sword on fire. the scene makes it seem like his blood is the catalyst for the fire, though also...

it's worth noting, beric himself makes his sword burn. the sword itself isn't magical.

i don't know if the show actually verbalized it, but beric stabbed little jon umber-walker with his flaming sword and that seemed to do the trick

you know what would be great? tyrion telling sam the story of the world by bran, then sam and tormond going around the world telling everyone what happened. i would LOVE to hear tormond's version

100% agree. i really don't want some contrived reason for WHY the white walkers are doing ANYTHING. i'd rather it be completely left up to the viewer to embellish

btw was it just me. when the 2nd episode aired, it was like a big arrow pointing to winterfell that said "Everyone will die soon."

honestly i guess it just depends on how important the writers want azor ahai and the lord of light to be. both jon and beric have come back from the dead. for what purpose?