Honestly think Sansa will be the closest thing we get to lady stoneheart on the show.

Her saying to Theon last season that she would do what Ramsey did to him if she could and heaps of other stuff like tonight's episode with littlefinger "If you didn't know you're an idiot, if you did know you're my enemy" etc.

Possibly, but I really don't think there's time in the show considering there's 18 eps left or so.

This season, it's clear that D&D want to wrap things up quickly. The fat is being trimmed off and storylines are converging/coming to a conclusion so the final season can focus on the final war.

It is known... Well I suspect that's the case. Especially if they send Jaime to the Riverlands.

I'm still well and truly headfucked as to whats going to happen

[spoiler]Is Bran the Bloodraven? Did the Bloodraven know that they had to be in a place where Bran could Warg into Hodor to survive because he is Bran from the future? Is all this something that has already happened or is it something Bran caused? HOW FAR DOES IT GO

Fuck time travel or whatever it fucking is.

I'm going to have to read the fkn books now to see if I can pick up on anything.[/spoiler]

So today's ep had some good tie in with everything.

Still doesn't explain what Bran was meant to be achieving by looking into the past and what not as part of his training.

And the Children creating the WW seemed a bit weird, surely they'd know how to fucking undo it?

Liked that they had the discussion with the other priestess about the other Lord of Light chaps and them being wrong lol.

-PB

Can see the books if/when they ever come out being vastly different to all this.

-PB

-PB

#BranIsAllTheBrans

Doubt it, at least for the Hodor origin story, that one came directly from GRRM

No, meaning everything else lol.

So much has gone off kilter.

SO. Bran = the Bloodraven?

Off to Winterfell to the other Weirwood tree?

Wall shall fall?

-PB

I'm like 90% convinced the wall is fucked.

Can someone explain how Bran can travel time as others have insinuated? He can't move half his body and is an annoying turd but he somehow can master the 4th dimension?

Edited by marconi101: 23/5/2016 07:03:26 PM

IKR, like FFS stop killing animals.

The one on the left:



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Yep, getting pissed off with this. At least this one died on its own accord by saving time for Bran and co.

So have many are left just Ghost and Nymeria?

Yes, although they might just forget about Nymeria.

Mark on his arm will bring it down when he travels south.

-PB

Yep and with Jon and company now not at the wall I'm even more confident it will happen. He'll come through, fuck up the magic guarding the wall and all hell will break loose.

Bran will be the key to defeating the white walkers are feel. Even though the Raven is gone, he will still flash back to reveal Jon's origin and a way for Jon to kill the night King.

This will probably activate an avengers style ending where all the bad guys drop dead when the night King goes down.

The white walker that was turned by the children of the forest, was he the night's king?

little finger using his jet pack again

Correct.

Can only hope they actually explain who the fuck he was :lol:

-PB

But he wasn't the night's king that took control of the wall as dictator of the Night's Watch many centuries ago. This night's king is from before that.

Yeah he's not the Night's King. They make a point of calling him the Night King and not Night's King.

Or why the Children of the Forest couldn't/wouldn't undo it.

Shame though, theory of the Ice god vs Lord of Light is now out the window I guess.

-PB

The Lannister/Stark play .. how good were those birds cans

I thought they did enough to show the night king was too powerful for the forest children.

lol shan't be fucking with old ice magic haha.

-PB