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It's real quick but they do try to rush her and she just drops another brazier in between her and them. After that, as mentioned, killing her may not be priority #1.
GoT - Is Over, Post Your Drogon Sightings
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Ya they initially run around the side and then she drops another one and then they just try to get out and she drops another one
And to contribute a little away from the titty talk, Ramsay threatens the Wildings in the letter because Wildlings are 'the threat' he is using to attempt unify the northern lords behind him. He openly mentions Rickon because those lords who would be loyal to the Starks would be loyal to Jon Snow anyway... unless they despise Wildlings even more. Its a wedge to peel away potential support from Jon Snow.
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If she's not fireproof than wtf is the point of the dragon controlling horn that is sailing to her, which burns anyone who blows it to death.
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valeryans may be fire resistan due to coming from a volcano land so the horn would not effect her, thats a big difference from living through a 3000 degree inferno in vaes dothrak. dany is mot fireproof in the books,
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We're talking about:
Which is clearly not the case ever in any asoiaf books. Women can inherit, they just come after men. A son comes before a daughter. an uncle before an aunt, etc. It goes to the male, except if there are no male heirs, then it goes to the next closest daughter, then back up and down the lines of succession until you find an heir. Oh and true born always come before bastards.
ie, in the books assuming none of the characters had died, if tommen dies then the throne would go to Stannis, if he is dead by the end of Dance which he probably is, and there are no other male lines further up the tree, then it would go to Myrcella. If she were dead it would go to Shireen. Then Eric storm (or gendry, whichever is elder, but eric doesn't even exist in the show). Then finally Mya Stone, Robert Baratheons first bastard, a daughter, from his time in the Eyrie. The rest of his bastards are dead.
This is how succession is handled in westeros, except for Dorne which goes to the eldest regardless of gender.
But of course it requires the forces to push for those claims, especially those bastard claims.
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Yep, I gone and done some research of my own:
Game of Thrones season 6 episode 4: Emilia Clarke describes Daenerys' nude scene - 'It ain't no body double' | News | Culture | The Independent
Game of Thrones season 6 episode 4: Emilia Clarke describes Daenerys' nude scene - 'It ain't no body double' | News | Culture | The Independent
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You mean when someone has paid the price to the faceless men and she has to kill him?
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Why would that have been better? I get she could have learned some things from Littlefinger, but I don't think manipulating her own brother like that would really fit her character.
Second time someone has brought this up. Is this an actual plotline in the book? I stalled out on the fourth book and never powered through it. Or are people just making the same joke and I'm being dense?
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No (not yet, at least). But the faceless are a mystically-inclined assassins guild, and they've been working on stripping her from her identity. So the potential plot twist is obvious. I mean, at one point, she's going to be back in the game...