GoT - Is Over, Post Your Drogon Sightings

jayrebb said:

They can shoot the scene with Cercei asking Bronn.

It's not a problem to keep one of them not present while the other is shooting. I.E. Qyburn was pretty far from Bronn 90% of that scene, the handing of the crossbow can be camera tricked with a shot of her back obscuring it all.

D&D simply didn't have the balls to test the clause out and inform them that they're going to do a scene together but not actually be together. That would further insult the both of them, and so they didn't do it.

The clause must be deeper than that.

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Or, Cersei is above talking to Bronn.

Im convinced S8 is just going to be like when the first Avengers movie came out and all the superheroes finally met up, except they're all gonna get murdered

khorum said:

It's possible but why spend that much time and CGI on a sendoff when noone's even THOUGHT about Nymmeria on the show for six seasons except for book nerds and they could've spent those resources on giving us an update on fucking Ghost.

I mean, we're gonna get a shitton of Ghost in season 8 and they could've prepped us for that in 7....instead they spent four minutes and a chunk of the SFX budget reminding us Nymmeria exists.

I think it's more likely they needed to remind us of Nymmeria because we didn't need to be reminded of Ghost since everyone's been wondering where the fuck he's been...and Nymmeria coming out of nowhere in s8 would've seemed deus ex-y.

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it could be just to close that arc. The dire wolfs are symbolic and hers was just kinda left hanging. Someone mentioned the death of the wolves
is the death of the person, but I think it might be a bit less concrete. Sansa's represented the end of her childhood and her subjugation to actions she didn't deserve. When hers is sentenced to die, she yells something like "she doesn't deserve this. She didn't do anything", which could be equally applied to Sansa herself. Bran's likely represented the death of his human self. Robb's was murdered and desecrated in the same way Robb was. Jon's is literally named Ghost and he was brought back from the dead.
When Arya invites hers back and it walks away, she says "it's not you". She means it's not who the wolf is anymore. She's off running the in the wilds, doing her own thing. Someone in the comment section also mentions that in the first season, Ned says something to Arya about getting married and becoming a lady and she replies "that's not me" or something along those lines. So that send off is the perfect full circle.

That said, I've never read any of the books and have already admitted I'm completely retarded when it comes to other aspects of the show, so who knows

Zapatta said:

hand cannon? drip a little wild fire in the tube....

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looks like her design has rifling for stability in the air, so could be!

LachiusTZ said:

Well yeah.

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I would like to know why you thought unaired spoilers belonged in the thread when the rule was.explicitly no unaired spoilers

Kiroy said:

a setup episode where nothing surprising happens spawns 30 pages in here

why am I not surprised

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How many pages are we allowed? How many pages can my derail with LachiusTz take up

Also it should be like 10 pages, Max post count per page anything else is bullshit. Fucking heathens.

Episode 3 will likely have 70+ pages, and 5 & 6 will have fans bitching for a generation. I don't know why you think the mark for episode 1 is impressive.

Has the show given any sort of explanation on why they don't just get Bran's advice on everything?

Things like if Cersei's keeping up her end of the agreement that Jon and Sansa are in disagreement about and is a pretty big deal could be answered in a minute. Pretty useful resource they have on their hands that they don't ever care to use

That would work better with "Need a push?" from Jaime, and "Sure I could use a hand" from Bran.