That would be enough to be worth it.We see Mel in front of some melting icicles in the preview. Pretty sure all Ol'Shireen bought them was breaking the blizzard.
That would be enough to be worth it.We see Mel in front of some melting icicles in the preview. Pretty sure all Ol'Shireen bought them was breaking the blizzard.
Do they even have any reason to suspect Rickon is still alive in the show? If they assume Bran and Rickon are dead, then Sansa is the heir of House Stark, and conveniently, she's in Winterfell married to Ramsay.Now, I could be wrong. But Rickon will be integral to completely usurp the Bolton's hold on the North. Short of killing them... which could still totally happen.
Fuck if I know. I think we're just aligning the book with the show now.
Yep her brother. She drank that kool-aid as long as it was someone else. IMO the Mannis should've burned her tooNow that the weak have been culled it's cool to be on Team Stannis again.
And fuck his wife for breaking like that. Bitch wanted to burn everyone else. Wasn't her brother one of the first?
No, I went back and looked at all the references to the disease I the book and asked more knowledgble readers about it as well you salty fuck.Did you ask a Ph.D in fictional diseases? It's a plot device. If the writers want Daenarys to get stonetits they will. But they won't because it's dumb.
Nobody in the book really knows how grayscale is transferred. You have people scared to even talk to someone that might be infected and others basically ignoring it. You also have characters with it interacting constantly with other characters and it not spreading. If you were actually talking to knowledgeable book readers, they would tell you that.No, I went back and looked at all the references to the disease I the book and asked more knowledgble readers about it as well you salty fuck.
This. Hate him all you want but other than Danayris magically being the rally person in Westeros in a very short time, Stannis is their only hope.I'm still for Team Stannis. The One True King of Westeros is still the only one who is actively aware of the threat of the Others and intends to do something about it. The Boltons, the rest of the North and the entirety of Westeros have absolutely no idea about any of it. Who else will be the rallying cry to get the Southern houses behind this particular cause?
Unless it just goes all apocalypse and everyone instantly realizes what they actually need to be focusing on. Which would be stupid.
And yet he is going to south to further his bid for the Iron Throne, killing more of his men and more Northmen in the process. Men who will be needed for what is to come. He's worse than the other noblemen in the Five Kingdoms; he knows the threat and has cast aside what needs to be done for his own desire. The only reason he listens to Mel at all is because what she's telling him dovetails with his ambition and his sense of what is right and just (him succeeding Robert). The minute her words begin to conflict with that, he'll cast her aside and carry on.This. Hate him all you want but other than Danayris magically being the rally person in Westeros in a very short time, Stannis is their only hope.
What? He wanted to raise Jon Snow to a Stark so he would help take Winterfell and rally the North behind him and the threat of the Others (also his kingship). He has no choice but to consolidate power. Really, the Boltons probably don't believe that the Others are a threat and would just tell Stannis to go fuck himself anyway. Going from place to place and trying to convince the noble houses that saying, "there's an invasion of ice zombies imminent would you like to hear about it?" like a fucking Jehova's Witness doesn't sound like it would be effective.And yet he is going to south to further his bid for the Iron Throne, killing more of his men and more Northmen in the process. Men who will be needed for what is to come. He's worse than the other noblemen in the Five Kingdoms; he knows the threat and has cast aside what needs to be done for his own desire. The only reason he listens to Mel at all is because what she's telling him dovetails with his ambition and his sense of what is right and just (him succeeding Robert). The minute her words begin to conflict with that, he'll cast her aside and carry on.