Game Of Thrones

I get he ‘made’ them, but not in the same context as the general dead. Had hoped there was some magical disconnect where they had some more autonomy as compared to the direct control the NK had over the dead.

 

I stood next to him at The Arnold in February in Ohio. He is a real life giant.

But brought back with potions and what not, not the NK. He will die soon enough when The Hound gets to him

Never failed a drug test for a competition though

 

Seems like a time paradox.
If he could see into the future and decided to change the future wouldn’t that be foreseen?
Hard to wrap your head around it.

 

So last night, for me, confirmed that Melisandre, Syrio, and Jaqen are all the same person and have been in Arya's life all along guiding her and helping her fufill her purpose...which was killing the NK. Arya is the Prince(ss) that was Promised

 

Am I the only one that was somewhat disappointed? It was super hyped up that the NK would go to KL (I mean it made super logical sense), bunch of the main characters dying and then the crypts coming alive. All we got were some "major" deaths and the crypts coming alive. Idk maybe when I watch it again (not expecting the huge twist) it'll be better.

But to me it isn't GoT without some type of twist, just about every season has had some huge twist, but what's there really left? We all know Cersei is going to die, so then either Jon or Dany will rule. Doesn't seem like the "bittersweet" ending we are supposed to get. Could be seeing Endgame and this in one day messed with me too much haha

Edit: don't get me wrong great episode, Arya is a badass but to me it didn't live up to the hype that everybody was leading it to have

 

One thing I haven't been able to put together is the whole Melisandre storyline with Stannis, given what happened last night

 

After the "Hold the Door" episode, GoT showed that it doesn't give a damn about an unexplainable paradox.

 

good way to dispose of one of the kings while showing a character flaw in Melisandre when she is wrong about her visions and begins to doubt her god. my thoughts anyhow.

 

I don’t think both Jon and Dany live, and I think Cersei lives out her existence in some miserable fashion.

 

That is true and makes sense to me now

 

Unless the Mountain has a wooden match to taunt the Hound with....

 

lolol I like how most in here just let that one slide knowing what would happen.

 

In the books, it's mentioned how many of the past Starks has the ability to warg into other creatures. Jon Snow also has that power...right up until he died. Them Starks are a weird bunch.

Consider too that his peeking around into the past to see what's what could also be affecting him at that time, like how his brute force of having Hodor hold the door affected past Walder. Bran tiptoeing in the past would have an impact on past Bran.

It's a trippy road to travel.

 

"Mostly" dead.

 

I died laughing during that scene, I actually cheered when she died.

 

Damnit I missed it! What happened?

 

WTH How come I didn't see this part last night?? Was this a glimpse of the next episode? going to re-watch it again tonight