PhlthyRich
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That’s the thing you nitpick on my rant that’s nitpicking?
I couldn't help it when I noticed you have misspelled it over and over again lol sorry
That’s the thing you nitpick on my rant that’s nitpicking?
That’s the thing you nitpick on my rant that’s nitpicking?
I really don't know how to feel after that. The story I want relies on the Others being more of a force of nature that could never have been defeated, only contained... and yet now they're seemingly gone. The key element underpinning the entire narrative just vanished.
I think that the only way this story ends is with Cersei outright winning or with all the POV characters dead, the entire continent scoured and the details largely passing into myth.
I hope that GRRM has decided to take the books in a drastically different direction.
I think people expect Bran to take control of the animal kingdom and take over or something. My take? He knew everything that was going to happen, as it happened and helped make sure it happened as is. From the people who would be at Winterfell, to giving Arya the Dagger that would end up killing the NK, to Theon being beside him. To me, they are very much touching on things to the point of it all happening for a reason. If he doesn't play out precisely as it did, good chance everyone dies if importance and that's a wrap.
The main point on which I am certain we can all agree is that they would have won easily had Jon not waited so long to fire Hakstol.
Might it be (this just dawned on me) that Bran-raven flew to the NK to set the trap? The last we saw of the raven was when it practically landed on the dragon and the NK turned and reached out for it.
I know they aren't Big Deal Characters but the loss of all the Dothraki and probably almost all of the Unsullied is pretty huge. But I think I mentioned that it will be a positive for Dany as her force will become Westerosi, while Cersei is the one with the foreign horde now. Those fortunes have reversed.
And where the **** is Howland Reed
Why is it laughable for Jon to attack him with a valyrian steel sword if Arya can do the same with a dagger, exactly? For someone who knew he could kill Jon, he didn't seem in any hurry to actual engage him in combat - in any episode.
Lol I gave up on autocorrect fixing that. It likes to chance king to kong as well. Unless I try to type Kong and it changes it to long.I mean, there's also the Wrights, too. If it's the Wrights I'm thinking of, they could've used to first plane to just air drop her in?
Lol I gave up on autocorrect fixing that. It likes to chance king to kong as well. Unless I try to type Kong and it changes it to long.
Trust me, I'm in no position to play grammar and or spelling police. Just seemed like a fun way to lighten things up.
Oh I know. It’s all good.Trust me, I'm in no position to play grammar and or spelling police. Just seemed like a fun way to lighten things up.
I wanted to ask about the unsullied but forgot with everything else that I complained about.
They were essentially abandoned to secure a chance for the rest to get away right? Grey Worm, destroyed the bridge with all of the rest of the unsullied on the other side right?
The only ones left loyal to Dany are Jon, Tyrion, Grey Worm and his boo, and Varys(like I’m going to believe that he is loyal to anyone but himself)?
The rest being loyal to Sansa or Jon right?
I wanted to ask about the unsullied but forgot with everything else that I complained about.
They were essentially abandoned to secure a chance for the rest to get away right? Grey Worm, destroyed the bridge with all of the rest of the unsullied on the other side right?
The only ones left loyal to Dany are Jon, Tyrion, Grey Worm and his boo, and Varys(like I’m going to believe that he is loyal to anyone but himself)?
The rest being loyal to Sansa or Jon right?
I’ll give them credit for not giving the living a break during the siege.
Yeah, I certainly can't complain about the action in this episode. There was no shortage of that. I guess I'd have hoped for Sansa and or Tyrion to defend people in the crypts a little better, too. But I think that was done purposely to display how Sansa isn't meant to be involved in the physical aspect of this, and confirms her status as more of a background player, for me at least. Her biggest contribution moving forward will be getting the knights of the Vale to ride for house Stark again, if anything.
The weapon Arya used to kill Night king; was that not the special weapon that she asked Gentry to make and showed the schematic for it?
Wasn’t it made out of dragonglass?
I thought I saw Tarly overcome by the whitewalkers near the end and I assumed dead. Also didn’t see Tormund at the end as well. It was a dark episode so maybe I just missed them.