GoT - Is Over, Post Your Drogon Sightings

That's always a problem with TV shows and child actors. Shows like Walking Dead can explain it away by writing a time jump into the storyline (1 year later, etc), but if the overall plot of your show/story/etc doesn't really allow that, it does get odd ;P

Ya, they are there before the sack I believe. They split up pretty quickly in the books, although Osha in the show wants to head North as well, so I'm guessing they may not end up splitting.

Springbok_sl said:

Yarr, at this point Osha/Rickon should be well on their way South, leaving Meera/Jojen/Bran/HODOR on their own.

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They split right away? I thought it was much later, like after Queenscrown.

Not sure why I asked because I just checked the wiki but someone else might be wondering I guess

@Ghost

I thought Ghost was with Jon when he killed Quorin Halfhand. He hamstrung the halfhand during his duel with Jon if I remember right. Not sure why he isn't with Jon in the show.

You guys are faggots if you get distracted by shit like that. Not only has time passed in real life....but it has passed in the show as well. Besides, it not as prominent as some of you are suggesting. I guess you can tell he grew up a bit but its not striking. He doesnt have a dirt stash yet, or anything like that. I bet the kid is like 13-14 at best.

Innocuous comment turned into a rant. I don't get it

But guys people grow 2-3 inches, gain 10-15 pounds and get a deeper voice in a few days of travel all the time!

Lol where the fuck is Rickon? I'm still confused with Winterfell, who the fuck burned that down? Also, who the hell has Theon??

Rickon was there, he went prancing off into the grass for a bit

Pretty sure Boltons bastard has Theon and looks as though he purposely let him go to suit his own deviant needs.

Was interesting how Jojen tells Bran that he is the 3 eyed crow. Kinda makes you wonder if that is future Bran communicating with himself for whatever reason. Given what we know about his particular talents from book 5 it seems plausable.

Edit: or was that exclusive to weirwoods? Meh, maybe i'm reaching a tad.

Rickon was shown a few times in last nights episode. He was next to Bran when the "dream" ended the first time, and as said above, he went to play in the field later in the episode, Bran even sent Summer to watch him. I cant really explain Winterfell without Tuco and Tarrant blowing their collective loads but IN THE SHOW it was thought to be the Ironborn that sacked and set fire to Winterfell on their way out. This was said or inferred last season, and last night by Rob to Catelyn ("I dont know if they are dead, escaped, or Theon took them back to the iron islands for ransom"). Theon is in the Dreadfort of House Bolton. Thats all im going to say on that.

Everything I said was based on what the show portrayed and skirted around any spoilers I know of. if you want more indepth info PM me

Yes he is.