With the ships burned I have to wonder if Dany won't eventually just fly off with the dragons and a few trusted aids (Tyrion, Varys). Seeing as the dragons form the bulk of their power and Westeros being a smoking ruin from all the battles and white walkers. Leaving Gray Worm and Mellisandra with the bulk of the unsullied army to reconquer and rule slavers bay.
I would say not likely. While it would be awesome to see there really isn't any information from that with major implications for the backstory surrounding the ToJ that can't be conveyed with a couple of lines of dialog without eating up already limited screen time and production budget.
It's a good bet that the fleet was burned because the Iron Islands were being woven back into the show.
Yeah. It's not a good bet, it's a guarantee. The storyline there is so bland and pointless they could have never shown us Balon or Asha again and only book readers would really notice. But I think it's pretty clear now Euron has a big role in the series, otherwise it's a red herring they could do without at this point.
if you can get 3 king's landing hooers to fuck the shit out of you without charging you must have kingsblood in you! im on board the king podrick theory
It's probably not worth arguing this, but you're wrong. They call her UnCat for a reason; she is undead, not living. While her being decapitated would probably kill her, if she took a bunch of swords to the body, I imagine she'd be fine. They make a big point of noting that all of her mortal wounds still exist; Thoros makes a point to say she doesn't sleep and Brienne says her eyes glow red.
There's also the issue that no one died to bring Beric back; he mentions seeing darkness, so I imagine the soul was just anchored and the body healed.
Same reason Robb Stark married a Westerling despite being betrothed to a Frey. Young adults due silly stuff for love/lust. Rhaegar's marriage to Elia Martell was a political marriage. Rhaegar was a harp-playing romantic. He fell in love with Lyanna and ran away with her without thinking about or perhaps caring about the potential consequences. Neither Rhaegar or Lyanna probably saw the bloodshed coming that followed.
It's hard to say what contributions the delay in resurrection, manner of death and mental state at death had in her state after resurrection, but in the show, LSH hasn't been shown yet. The show has gone out of their way to show Beric... have Mel meet Beric... have Beric explain how it felt... have Thoros explain how it works... have Beric explain how it has impacted him. I think we know exactly what John is going to be like. He's going to be a more determined, more jaded version of his former self. The Olly/murder experience will probably make him less trustworthy and perhaps even a little more ruthless.
If he remains the noble son of Ned Stark I'm going to murder these shitfuck writers.
