Winter is Coming....

a reply to: Mike Stivic

Aww it's just some harmless teasing.

So I made this prediction before the season started, and I have a feeling we still may see it happen;

Jamie (I get captured every time I leave kings landing) lannister at some point in season 8 finds himself back in the red keep where after a huge argument with cercei in the kings chamber, strangles her and then leaps out the same window as tommen.

The strangulation theory is out there I just added the window bit..sorry m'ladyinwaiting I just don't see brianne getting her man..

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Also I don't think Tormund was a part of the kings guard at the tower of joy.. I mean come on.. really?

Respectfully,
~meathead

originally posted by: zazzafrazz
a reply to: Mike Stivic

Aww it's just some harmless teasing.

Rofl

Hahaha.

Yeah I know zazz, I'm always honored when you or the mason take the time to bust my greyjoy's



Respectfully,
~meathead

just a question...
is anyone else thinking cercei hiring the golden company might not work out for her???

So glad to have stumbled across this thread!

Just about to restart the books, I kept putting them down with the intention of reading after I had watched the whole series.
Seems like such a long wait ( now our watch has ended ) until the finale. So reading now.
Feeling kinda let down with this last season...it felt different, definitely rushed and although it's still awesome....feels like there should have been more?

Still at least I have the books and this thread to read to combat my withdrawal

originally posted by: Mike Stivic
a reply to: AugustusMasonicus

So that actually makes Jon her nephew?

Is that not what I said..?

Respectfully,
~meathead

Depends on what people want to think.

Jon died so did that mean Stark and Targeryan bloodline end there.

Or is Jon literally a mut of Stark,Targeryan, and lord of light.

The aunt/nephew angle isn't so cut and dry.

If Dan's does get prego.

It's because Jons a magical being now.

Magic takenth away.

Magic giveth again.

No real reason has been given for Jon being brought back to life.

To end the night king or to continue the Targeryan bloodline itself( a contradiction itself for the aunt/nephew)

It's magic too.

Fire can not harm dragons et al.

a reply to: neo96

Rhaegar and lyana were married..

Jon is a legitimate targarian. It kinda is cut and dry.

Jon's real name is Aegon Targarian. That was made very clear last Sunday..

He is not a mutt, he is the legitimate offspring of two noble houses ..not a bastard.

Respectfully,
~meathead

a reply to: dawnstar

We will have to wait and see, I'd like to see Danny's dragons burn the greyjoy fleet on the way back to westeros and have them all drown, save Euron, cuz he's a badass.



Respectfully,
~meathead

a reply to: cosmickat

Welcome Aboard!

Pull up a recliner and help yourself to the cheetos..



Respectfully,
~meathead

a reply to: Mike Stivic

Jon is a legitimate targarian. It kinda is cut and dry.

Right up until he died.

After he died.

It isn't.

originally posted by: neo96
a reply to: Mike Stivic

Jon is a legitimate targarian. It kinda is cut and dry.

Right up until he died.

After he died.

It isn't.

Remember Jon was only released from the night's watch when he died.

So ties that bond before he died don't hold true now that he was brought back.

Honor,duty,loyalty etc were satisfied.

a reply to: Mike Stivic

I only ask because, well, has anyone looked into their background....
seems rather interesting...

The renowned, expensive, 10-thousand-man sellsword group known as the Golden Company was founded by Bittersteel in 212 AC, in an effort to unite the other exiled men of Westeros, who had been on the losing side of the Blackfyre Rebellion and had started joining other mercenary fighting forces. They are still made up of many exiles and their sons to this day (important!). The disciplined and effective Golden Company’s fighting prowess is well-respected throughout Essos, but they are especially famous for never breaking a contract—a rare, almost nonexistent trait among mercenary groups. Their motto is, “Our word is good as gold.” They have also never forgotten where they came from either, as their battle cry is, “Beneath the gold, the bitter steel.”

In fact, they really remember where they came from, because they take Bittersteel’s gold-dipped skull with them everywhere they go. Before he died, Aegor Rivers requested his men boil his flesh, dip his skull in gold, and take it with them when they conquered Westeros one day. Every captain-general of the Golden Company has had the same thing done for them since then, and their skulls sit atop the standard poles of the company.

This is a group of men, without a home, that does not forget that they are the product of a group of exiles that believed they were robbed of their rightful place in Westeros, a place they planned, and still plan, to return to one day.

nerdist.com...

they've been carrying golden skulls all this time, just waiting for the day that they return to conquer, and she just invites them in... pays them to come..

a reply to: neo96

Could you clarify..

My grandfather once flatlined in the O.R..

Then they brought him back..

Does that mean he is not a stivic?

Jon isn't a zombie, he has his faculties, he is the same guy ...

How does his resurrection negate his bloodline?

This just seems like reaching to me..

Respectfully,
~meathead

a reply to: dawnstar

I have not gone that far in the books, that is interesting,I wonder if they will incorporate that into the show..

Thanks!

Respectfully,
~meathead

Ok gang headed down to the garden, got some fingerling taters to pull up, be back later, thanks for the fun with my morning coffee

a reply to: Mike Stivic

Have to ask the author.

It's a plot hole that I doubt will ever be filled.

Was your grandfather brought back by a witch and the lord of light ?

Come on now.

a reply to: neo96

Are you talking about the show or the books.

In the show how does a resurrection negate his bloodline?

Respectfully,
~meathead

/hugs bro rereading my post it Did seem to come across argumentative, I apologize for that.

a reply to: Mike Stivic

Are you talking about the show or the books.

The show.

In the show how does a resurrection negate his bloodline?

He died.

Anytime someone dies their claim ends, and a new sucessor is named.

I am not saying for sure.

Just pointing out its questionable.

Will we finally find out who Azor ahai is in season 8 ?

My money is on Jon Snow.

Or is that just gonna be a gapping hole never filled?

Interesting thing.

Last episode they brought Baretheons illegitimate son with them.

A black smith.

a reply to: neo96

I'm back, gonna leave them another week.

Yeah I noticed that too, I love gendry, he just rolls up and speaks bluntly to jon. Their interaction in the cave was on of the best bits of dialogue we have gotten this year. The look on Jon's face when gendry called him short was gold.


I thought it was awesome to see a baratheon finally wield a battle hammer,

Respectfully,
~meathead