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[Gunslinger]

Ah, goddamnit. Can't believe the show runners went with the "Rhaegar and Lyanna were actually married and Gilly found it in the records of the Maester who records everything."

it's allright you can treat the show as an alternate ending. Maybe one day when the two books are done you can get the true ending.

 

[FiggyCal]

Ah, goddamnit. Can't believe the show runners went with the "Rhaegar and Lyanna were actually married and Gilly found it in the records of the Maester who records everything."

That was really lame. It felt unearned, like the writers had to get it out there but couldn't think of a clever way to do it that fit with the story.

 

[Volimar]

I hope Lady Tarley and Sam's sister fare okay.

Ah, goddamnit. Can't believe the show runners went with the "Rhaegar and Lyanna were actually married and Gilly found it in the records of the Maester who records everything."

That old chestnut.

 

[Meowster]

Transportation has gotten SO much better in Westeros since Cersei came to power tbh.

 

[The Artisan]

True that. Jon only has eyes for the Night King right now (although a certain Seaworth may disagree with that...)

Davos is almost like a dad to Jon now, I love it

 

[Crimson_Echidna]

That Jon and Gendry scene though:

 

[VeeP]

Do you watch this show and skip the dialogue here and there? First episode Jon point blank states that Lord Karstark and Umber would have been executed had they been alive. He tells Theon the only reason he's not dead is because of what he did for Sansa. Tarlys would have been executed, and I doubt Jon would have given them a way out. Had the Tarlys betrayed a House loyal to the Starks or the Starks themselves, they would have died. It's no different than the Karstarks and Umber.

So is your problem the method of execution? Because if it is, Drogon killed them in seconds flat. Hanging would have taken longer, and only beheading would have been quicker. Sure as shit beats eaten alive by dogs though right? Or do you think Jon left Ramsay for Sansa to have a chat with and didn't know she was going to kill him?

Here's my pont: Dany's been saying she's better for the past few seasons. Instead, according to you, she did what any lord in the Seven Kingdoms would've done. Killed traitors. Even though her hand said to take them captive. And yes, I have a problem with her burning her enemies alive when she's already won the battle and has them. I think it's fucking crazy. It makes me think she's gonna turn out more like her Dad. Even Tyrion and Vary's were worried.

 

[VaultBoy101]

I was promised giant ice spiders in the first book/season and I better get to see giant ice spiders before this show is over.

 

[JadedWriter]

Didn't take long for Arya to hate Sansa again.

 

[Einchy]

Didn't take long for Arya to hate Sansa again.

She's the only one who remembers how shitty she was in season 1.

 

[SurrenderDorothy]

Wonder what LF was discussing with Lord Glover and Lord Royce.

 

[megalowho]

Are we 100% sure that is Jaime's baby?

I wouldn't be 100% sure she's even pregnant. She's on her "don't betray me again" manipulative shit.

 

[SDBurton]

So since Sam left the citadel he never found out that his father and brother were killed in battle.

And is Bronn in deep shit now for that special meeting? If he gets killed by Cersei after surviving all the shit he's been though I'm going to be mad. lol

 

[Obliterator]

Disagree. Bringing him back is going to have some significance.

1.) he's a master weapon maker
2.) he still technically has a legit claim to the kingdom.
3.) He will forfeit his claim and will side with John. Uniting the kingdoms.

These are all good points. Maybe Gendry will live. I hope so it was cool seeing him back

Not according to Ser Davos.

Oh no doubt Jon has a bit of a thing going for her, I'm just saying Danys seems really obvious / out there at this point while Jon seems a bit more reserved with it

 

[Volimar]

I was promised giant ice spiders in the first book/season and I better get to see giant ice spiders before this show is over.

Old Nan and her stories. The show ends with the blue eyed giant blinking and killing everyone.

 

[NoctisVsStar]

Was that really ever a problem for this show?

Of course not, I know some find it jarring but to me is less filler.

 

[Heshinsi]

this would only be if Jon was there but otherwise yeah she's nobody to her. She just made an example of them. But to the bolded, since I'm the one misunderstanding perhaps you can explain further?
I don't think Sam despises his dad enough to want to see him dead.

I actually think he wouldn't care. Dude threatened to kill him, and then freaked out about Gilly, calling her a thing, and stating that Sam brought dishonour to the family by bringing her there. Fuck Randall Tarly.

 

[poppabk]

We aren't even 100% sure she is having a baby.

Plus what was Qyburn doing there? Telling Cersei about the meeting or something more sinister?

 

[Volimar]

^ I'm telling you. There's fuckery afoot.


Poor Dickon though.

 

[badboy78660]

I need a Gif of the team

Is cersie lying right?

Here you go bruh

Edit: Btw, should I be spoilering these? lol

 

[Garrett 2U]

We aren't even 100% sure she is having a baby.

We are 100% sure she is having a baby, as Qyburn asks he Cersei wants him to take care of it for her.

I'm guessing the baby is Euron's and it is what causes a split between Jamie and Cersei.

 

[Niks]

I'm officially shipping Jon x Danny.

Spoiler

Sorry not sorry.

 

[Nameless]

Euron isn't going to be too happy. He doesn't get his prize for winning the war if there's no war.

 

[Obliterator]

I wouldn't be 100% sure she's even pregnant. She's on her "don't betray me again" manipulative shit.

Yeah me and the wife both questioned it. It very well may be true but I wouldn't put it past her to be taking it at all to try and guarantee Jamie's loyalty

 

[NSESN]

Wonder what LF was discussing with Lord Glover and Lord Royce.

Probably nothing. He wants to make Arya mistrust Sansa.

 

[Ros8105]

Wonder what LF was discussing with Lord Glover and Lord Royce.

Maybe they are all in on it, playing Littlefinger.

 

[charpunk]

Cersei is totally not pregnant. She sensed Jaime slipping away.

 

[jetjevons]

Ok. Can I just say. That was awesome. I could not be MORE excited for next weeks episode. It's like the oppposite of Lindelof. Every goddam thing is going to pay off in some way. And their attempt to catch a white walker? A lot of fools are going to die. But it's going to be fucking epic.

 

[Einchy]

Euron isn't going to be too happy. He doesn't get his prize for winning the war if there's no war.

Cersei is going to give birth to a Greyjoy ship.

 

[Darryl M R]

It depresses me that Jon and Dany will probably never rule as king and queen of Westeros.

This is the point where I turn off Skyrim and delete all of those mods.

 

[Volimar]

We are 100% sure she is having a baby, as Qyburn asks he Cersei wants him to take care of it for her.

What? In a million different ways you could take what she told him, that would be pretty far down the list for me.

It depresses me that Jon and Dany will probably never rule as king and queen of Westeros.

This is the point where I turn off Skyrim and delete all of those mods.

Arya putting all those points into Lockpicking.

 

[SDBurton]

That Jon and Gendry scene though:

The Stag and the Wolf together again!

 

[DragoonKain]

I don't think there's any way Cersei dies this season now. Just not enough time IMO to develop it into the plot adequately with 2 episodes to go.

I think this will drag into season 8.

 

[OrionX]

Didn't take long for Arya to hate Sansa again.

Couple of dudes: "You should be Queen, Sansa! Forget Jon!"

Sansa: "No, Jon is King you guys."

Arya: "YOU SHOULD'VE TAKEN THEIR HEADS YOU WANNABE QUEEN TRAITOR!"

 

[MG310]

We are 100% sure she is having a baby, as Qyburn asks he Cersei wants him to take care of it for her.

I'm guessing the baby is Euron's and it is what causes a split between Jamie and Cersei.

Getting Cersei pregnant all the way from Casterly Rock would be in line with his currently known power levels.

 

[Einchy]

I don't think there's any way Cersei dies this season now. Just not enough time IMO to develop it into the plot adequately with 2 episodes to go.

I think this will drag into season 8.

Yeah, I was sure she was dead this season but this episode makes it seem like she will have a big part to play in season 8.

 

[Spinluck]

Was Sam about to hear that Jon's parents were married thus he is not a bastard?

Yes

and then he Sam'd

 

[Ferrio]

Cersei is going to do something stupid at the meeting to get herself killed. Like she'll walk close to the wight and get her neck bit. Or she'll strike out against Dany and start a war.

 

[Conkerkid11]

Getting Cersei pregnant all the way from Casterly Rock would be in line with his currently known power levels.

lmfao

 

[ShooterMcGavin]

Davos is almost like a dad to Jon now, I love it

It's an absolutely perfect role for him.

 

[jetjevons]

Yes

and then he Sam'd

Of course he Sam'd!

 

[Netherscourge]

So Gilly reveals how Jon is NOT a bastard after all, thanks to an annulment.

Nice way to just TOSS that in there out of nowhere.

 

[ComputerBlue]

Jon referenced this encounter which took place on the right side of the wall during the episode

This doesn't explain anything.

They can't kill a wight, they have to kill a human and bring a human over before it turns.

They can destroy a wight, but it will only reanimate upon the command of the NK.

They can't use Valyrian sword on it, or it will shatter, they can't use a flaming sword of it will perm kill it.

So how exactly are they bringing on over for proof? Unless they catch a living wight, chain it up then how else will they do it? That's even if the Magical barrier doesn't stop it from crossing over.

this would only be if Jon was there but otherwise yeah she's nobody to her. She just made an example of them. But to the bolded, since I'm the one misunderstanding perhaps you can explain further?
I don't think Sam despises his dad enough to want to see him dead.

You said what would Jon do, would he kill them knowing it was Sam's father and I said no, he would ask Sam, who would make them take the black.

But, had Jon not known them, or Sam. He would have killed them for treason just the same as Dany did.

I'm confused now too, lol.

 

[FiggyCal]

Couple of dudes: "You should be Queen, Sansa! Forget Jon!"

Sansa: "No, Jon is King you guys."

Arya: "YOU SHOULD'VE TAKEN THEIR HEADS YOU WANNABE QUEEN TRAITOR!"

Arya gets it. Jon is lucky to have her on his side.

 

[NSESN]

It's funny that Gendry talked that his father fought together with Jon's father when the truth is that his father killed Jon's father.

 

[Alligatorjandro]

I don't think there's any way Cersei dies this season now. Just not enough time IMO to develop it into the plot adequately with 2 episodes to go.

I think this will drag into season 8.

I don't think any of the major plot points(white walkers, iron throne) get finished this season.

 

[DangerMouse]

That shot at the end of our group going out there is so damned perfect.

Davos is almost like a dad to Jon now, I love it

Yeah!

 

[Crossing Eden]

Getting Cersei pregnant all the way from Casterly Rock would be in line with his currently known power levels.

Fuck...lol

 

[poppabk]

That was really lame. It felt unearned, like the writers had to get it out there but couldn't think of a clever way to do it that fit with the story.

I wonder if that means that Jon's parentage won't actually mean anything in the end.

 

[Ponn]

It's an absolutely perfect role for him.

DEATH FLAGS!