I don't think winter is here in the TV show yet. Unless they're completely getting rid of the white raven in the show. I can't recall if they've ever even talked about the white raven in the show.Winter was coming. Now winter has come. On Stannis' face. As LSH's snowball.
Hardhome was the turning point. Now it's just ride the wightening as they roll over the Night's Watch and take the wall down.I don't think winter is here in the TV show yet. Unless they're completely getting rid of the white raven in the show. I can't recall if they've ever even talked about the white raven in the show.
The white raven was sent to KL from the Citadel in S2.I don't think winter is here in the TV show yet. Unless they're completely getting rid of the white raven in the show. I can't recall if they've ever even talked about the white raven in the show.
hope you're right. I think it's smoke as well. The contract thing is really a spoiler and it looks like they're trying to cover it up.Nothing I've read makes me think Jon isn't coming back. Obviously they are not going to say he isn't dead.
Most of the major players are in place, every major character in the TV show is pretty much either caught up to where they are in the books, or they aren't following their book storylines in the show anymore. However, there is still a potentially major story line from the books that could be a part of next season. Or it could just be a GRRM sidetrack in the books and be axed by the TV show like many other storylines have been, book readers just don't know the entire scope yet.So still not a good idea to hit up the spoilers thread? I don't mind theories, but if things get straight up spoilered I'll rage. Especially things with Bran as he wasn't in this season.
Yeah, especially since they have some number of dothraki who are fit to do fuck all but ride their horses and track things.Anyone else thing its dumb that they only sent 2 dudes to go find their dragon flying queen?
This is 100% true. Maybe the deserters who got a horse and some decent supplies could ride south to white harbor. But most of them? They've got nothing to do but go take the black or go to winterfell.It was a bit confusing I think the implication was that Stannis' deserters joined Roose since there really wasn't any other way to go. If you look at a map of the north they are in a super shitty place on the Kingsroad.
Assuming they are halfway between Castle Black and Winterfell, their options would be extremely limited. The Dreadfort on the right is a non starter obviously, going back up to Castle Black is worthless they would be stuck there for winter and may be conscripted into the watch. Going east or west would not take them to anywhere with ships that could go to Essos in enough capacity.
That pretty much only leaves Winterfell, betraying Stannis, and assuming Bolton hires them all. As sellswords thats a pretty good bet. It does kinda suck they didn't really talk about it at all, like having a scene with a few sellswords after Shireen's burning where they start talking about how hopeless this is and what their options are.
Yeah thats what I was alluding to with the duos thing. It seems like the show is obsessed with just pairing two people up almost sitcom style of "He's a liberal! I'm a conservative! But we make it work ... somehow! Tune in Thursdays at 9/8 central to see their hilarious hijinks!"Anyone else thing its dumb that they only sent 2 dudes to go find their dragon flying queen?
Those were the two people on horseback walking out when Tyrion and Varys were talking, no?Uh, maybe I missed it but did they actually show Jorah and Daario leave Meereen by themselves? I assumed they'd be leading a tracking party, not just going off by themselves.