Winter is Coming....

a reply to: JinMI

haha, zombies in walmart, who woulda thunk
OK notes inspired from vid:

The clue I think was something to do with the sword broke in water, and how that's happened in the show/book but I can't remember

Anyways, I like their theory about Bran the bloody blade being Azor Ahai.

I was thinking there may be a loophole to not kill Dany. It can read as Jon sticks his blade in her heart...which is Drogon.

I do think the Others are hybrid humans spell driven by the children.

TBH I love the history and fables better than the actual happenings in the present lol.

OOOhh that's right!
Winterfell hot springs run over the same volcanic fault line as the super volcano of the doom, they point out the 2 dragon gargoyles appear in Winterfell and there are the same gargoyles over the 14 flames in Valeria! Maybe that was the thing I was thinking on!
Oh and that the coming of Dawn after the long night...at Starfall...that is a comet /astral occurrence that changed the past and probably the future. The dawn is not the dawn, but the sword! Dawn maybe light bringer.
Or Long Claw is Florian the fools missing sword (florian being bran the bloody blade/asor ahah)

Who knows there may be dragons under Winterfell under those gargoyles. There is def. magic there as the glass gardens make blue roses which can only be made artificially....

ok now I'm raving like a crazy lady.

a reply to: zazzafrazz

ok now I'm raving like a crazy lady.

Old Nann?

There is definitely something about the Starks and WINTERfell. Not only being critical to where the builder of the wall and many other castles around Westeros but the name itself. Could be very possible that these places were meant to be "fallout shelters" to wait out the long night and their minions. Something akin to nuclear fallout. It has been theorized that the undead threat is akin to a man(child)made nuclear weapon.

a reply to: JinMI

OR

WINTER FELL

Where the long winter finally fell to spring after the defeat of the Others by Bran......

a reply to: zazzafrazz

Was it coming from the wall.....or returning. Things that make you go hmmmmmmmm.

a reply to: JinMI

Winter fell was 1000 miles from Kingslanding.

So it was more or less the capital of the northern territories.

As the Starks were wardens of the north.

The northern territories was bigger than the seven kingdoms combined.

If I heard right.

a reply to: neo96

The name, the location and the family that has held it for centuries could be a novel all on its own.

When in doubt.

Game of Thrones Wiki

gameofthrones.wikia.com...

originally posted by: JinMI
a reply to: neo96

The name, the location and the family that has held it for centuries could be a novel all on its own.

8,000 years of recorded history. More than just one novel.

I'd love to hear more about the fall of Vayleria.

The equivalent to atlantis.

a reply to: neo96

I prefer this as it uses book quotes.

I will be very curious to see what is exposed on House Dayne going forward. They are the only other house with as much age and mystery, well moreso in some cases, that House Stark.

Season 6 Episode 5. The Door.

Fire is absolutely useless against the night king.

And yet Dans is the promised one or Jon is the promised one.

So neither wildfire or her dragons will be effective.

Is this story even going to be wrapped up in season 8 ?

Or they just going to leave everyone hanging ?

Makes you wonder if the night king isn't a Targeryan.

Fire cannont harm a dragon.

Just a heads up to those of us without ondemand

Hbo is running a season seven marathon starting right now..

Respectfully,
~meathead

originally posted by: neo96
Season 6 Episode 5. The Door.

Fire is absolutely useless against the night king.

And yet Dans is the promised one or Jon is the promised one.

So neither wildfire or her dragons will be effective.

Is this story even going to be wrapped up in season 8 ?

Or they just going to leave everyone hanging ?

I think as evidenced in this seasons beyond the wall episode, the dragon fire is quite effective on the undead hordes.

The king himself is another matter, of course it will come down to dragonglass or valerian steel.

How anticlimactic would it be if the most powerful "villain" was simply destroyed with fire or wildfire ?
There is going to be a swordfight or some sort of melee for sure..It's what the fans want.

Respectfully,
~meathead

And rewatching the first episode, the scene where Jamie and cercei are talking in the map room.

The foreshadowing is heavy, she basically says what's gonna happen to olenna and the dornish girls,
As she walks across the floor.

Jamie walks up to the Twins and talks about allies, she walks off the map past the iron islands to get her cups of wine.. scene ends with her standing off the map and him in the north..

Wow..

Strangulation confirmed?



Respectfully,
~meathead

And.. was that song sung by ed sheeran,about Jamie and cercei? Hands of gold ,the verse in the beginning seemed to be about Jamie returning to kings landing and seeing the Sept destroyed ??

originally posted by: neo96
Season 6 Episode 5. The Door.

Fire is absolutely useless against the night king.

And yet Dans is the promised one or Jon is the promised one.

So neither wildfire or her dragons will be effective.

Viserion.

Jon is Targaryen but yet to make one of the dragons his.

I postulate Jon will take control of Viserion and his/her blue fire (copper magnesium and dry ice) will be enough to weaken NK in prep for the majical blade (Long Claw or the Tarly sword).

originally posted by: teapot
Viserion.

Jon is Targaryen but yet to make one of the dragons his.

I postulate Jon will take control of Viserion and his/her blue fire (copper magnesium and dry ice) will be enough to weaken NK in prep for the majical blade (Long Claw or the Tarly sword).

How is he going to get the Night's King off the dragon? And if he did, why would he then need the dragon?

a reply to: Mike Stivic

There is going to be a swordfight or some sort of melee for sure..It's what the fans want.

That's what I want.

Some King Arthur excalibur style whoop ass.

The newest king arthur movie.

a reply to: teapot

The show has not shown Jon to have the ability to worg, but the live dragons in the show seemed to accept him, possibly Danny rides drogon and he rides the other? I am not sure.

But...

Bran worgs the ice dragon...





"It is known"


Respectfully,
~meathead

Ps. Ahh the joys of teaching this new phones auto correct the vocabulary of asoiaf.

a reply to: AugustusMasonicus

How is he going to get the Night's King off the dragon? A

He's gonna get Gendry to forge some valerian steel arrows.

Now that Jamie has joined up, Bron isn't far behind.

And they use their dragon slayer ballistas to get him off his stolen dragon.

Then the red witch will restore it back to life.

a reply to: JinMI

Another thought I've been meaning to share AT you since watching your video. You have thing for the the swords (as you should)...I think the swords are all "possessed" the only way to make a valerian steel sword that is dark and runs with red like blood is to use blood magic. Thats why Brienne (i think it was her) said it feels like it holds itself, it has a mind of it's own.