Winter is Coming....

a reply to: zazzafrazz

Just like in the books I think Jamie ends up with Briaenne,

Yay! This was one of my original hopes! This - and Tyrion and Dany getting together, but I think Lord Commander King Jon Snow Bastard Stark Targarian has dashed my hopes for that.

a reply to: Mike Stivic

Oh I'm sure I'll watch it. I'll be annoyed, but I'll watch it! lol!

Oh, one more thing. I hope that red witch is restored to her rightful 1,000 year old body, and stays that way!
I despise that child murderer.

So, listening to Donald's speech. I'll go attend to the post-comments.

'night guys.

originally posted by: ladyinwaiting
a reply to: Mike Stivic

Oh I'm sure I'll watch it. I'll be annoyed, but I'll watch it! lol!

Oh, one more thing. I hope that red witch is restored to her rightful 1,000 year old body, and stays that way!
I despise that child murderer.

So, listening to Donald's speech. I'll go attend to the post-comments.

'night guys.

Not touching that with a ten foot valerian steele pole tipped with dragonglass..

Respectfully,
~meathead

So I heard a horrible joke.


What is the forecast for Dany?

6-8 inches of Snow.

a reply to: ladyinwaiting

That horn Sam found is a different horn and probably not an important one.

About the Horn of Winter:

Thousands of years ago,[4] Joramun, a King-Beyond-the-Wall, supposedly blew the horn and woke giants from the earth.[1] Free folk believe that blowing the horn can bring down the Wall.[5] Some maesters are skeptical of the horn's existence.[6]

A Storm of Swords
Ygritte tells Jon Snow that Mance Rayder and the free folk have been searching for the Horn of Winter along the Milkwater.[7] They open graves of heroes and kings, but are unable to find the horn.[5]

During a parley amidst the Battle of Castle Black, Mance shows Jon Snow a large warhorn eight feet long.[8] It is black in color[4] with gold bands and engraven with runes of the First Men.[8] It is said to be a thousand years old[4] and may have come from an aurochs.[8]

While some free folk want Mance to bring down the Wall with the horn, Mance resists for fear that nothing could then stop the Others. Mance plans to offer the horn in exchange for letting his people pass through the Wall. If the Night's Watch refuses, Tormund Giantsbane is to sound the Horn at dawn three days hence. Mance is interrupted by the arrival of Stannis Baratheon's knights, however, and the free folk host is defeated.[8]

A Dance with Dragons
The warhorn, found in a glacier in the Frostfangs,[4] is burned by Melisandre when she has "Mance", actually a glamoured Rattleshirt,[9] put to death by fire. The horn bursts into green and yellow flame and its runes seem to briefly shimmer in the air. The queen's men then heave the horn into the fire pit.[4]

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About Dragon Binder:

The horn is six feet (1,83 meters) long. It is made from the horn of what must have been an enormous dragon. It has a black gleam, and is banded with red gold and Valyrian steel. When touched the horn feels warm and smooth. Its surface is shiny and reflective, though the reflection depicted is somehow twisted. The bands of the horn are covered by strange writings, Valyrian glyphs. When the horn sounds, the glyphs glow red-hot and then white-hot.[1]

A Dance with Dragons
At Deepwood Motte Asha reflects that on Old Wyk her uncle's hellhorn had blown a death knell for her dreams.[2]

Euron gives Victarion the horn when he sends him to Meereen to bring Daenerys Targaryen back to him. He has it with him aboard the Iron Victory. According to Moqorro, the Valyrian glyphs on the horn read, "I am Dragonbinder ... No mortal man should sound me and live ... Blood for fire, fire for blood."[1]

Moqorro says whoever blows the horn will die but any dragons that hear will obey the horn's master. The red priests says Victarion must be made the horn's master and he must claim the horn with blood.[1]

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a reply to: zazzafrazz

All I am going to say is...

Sansa sent Brienne to King's Landing where she will run into Jamie.



ETA:

Zazz I am sad though.. Because as you know from the LSH arc, along with the Jamie and Brienne arc...

Brienne's honor and oaths are challenged. And I really wonder how it will play out.

One of the best scenes of the show is Season 3 Episode 5. Where Jamie and Brienne are in the bath and he tells her about that fateful night he became the Kingslayer. I will admit to tearing up. lol..

Whatever I am not ashamed by that. Great stuff...

"Kingslayer!!"

"Jamie.. my name is Jamie"





Dammit GRRM hurry the hell up buddy!

So... Cersei.. I think Jamie will kill her next season. As far as the show goes.

I also wonder about some sort of betrayal of Dany, by Tyrion.

Another thing.. a majority of those caches of wild fire are likely still stashed underneath various parts of King's Landing. All it would take to set them off is a little dragon fire hitting the wrong place.. and BOOM!!!! There it all goes. Maybe that's the reason the throne room was half demolished in Dany's vision at the House of Black and White?

Hmmmm.....

Who sits upon the throne at the end?

I think that if someone actually does, it is going to be Sam. The defeat of the NK and the destruction of the Wall mean there is no need for the Nights Watch anymore. Which means Sam will be freed from his Oath.

Or whichever Stark girl survives.

As far as the show, half this season seems rushed. It feels like this season has covered two years worth of story in short order.

Maybe the Night King sits on the throne before the Red Keep gets the Sept of Balor treatment.

a reply to: GAOTU789

Im starting to think the iron throne ma be the ultimate red herring. Researching into a few theories and the throne seems fairly inconsequential.

Time will tell!

originally posted by: WakeUpBeer
I also wonder about some sort of betrayal of Dany, by Tyrion.

I hope that doesn't happen. He seems to be one of the characters that takes his service seriously and seems quite sincere.

On another note, does this mean his is no longer a secret Targ since Visereon is not around for him to ride as was the speculation that Dany, Jon and Tyrion would ride all three into battle?

a reply to: GAOTU789

Or whichever Stark girl survives

From my youtube cheats.

That's Arya.

The original survivors at least one of them.

a reply to: AugustusMasonicus

I quite like Tyrion as well. I've just been noticing his distaste for some of her actions (Burning the Tarlys for example). He is a family man as well. At least, he has deep care for Jamie. Maybe not Cersei. There could be a scenario similar to Jamie and the Mad King. That would of course mean Dany needs to get more intense and "mad". I couldn't say if she goes down that road or not. There is still a betrayal she will face, according to one of the prophecies.

. . . three treasons will you know . . . once for blood and once for gold and once for love . . .

I believe the treason for blood, and gold has already occurred.

The hype.... NEVER DIES!

originally posted by: WakeUpBeer
I believe the treason for blood, and gold has already occurred.

Jorah and Viserys?

It would have to be Daario or Jon in my opinion because I don't think Tyrion loves her in that capacity.

a reply to: AugustusMasonicus

Well, I was thinking love for his own family. But Jon at this point would make more sense.

a reply to: WakeUpBeer


I'm trying to remember if that appeared in the show or not along with the 'travel east to go west' and I cant remember.

a reply to: AugustusMasonicus

I'm trying to recall too and I think they may have been left out of the show.

Can't narrow down any specific scenes from the show with my initial searches.

Interesting..

a reply to: Agit8dChop

Already debunked. One on right is photoshoped. I know because as fate would have it, I've been delving into possible origins of the night king all night.

The brooch he wears is a clue. Some are saying that it is the first tower of Winterfell and the background is an outline of a crows skull.


ETA: That would make the nights king a Stark and a LC of the nights watch. (Book night king)

originally posted by: JinMI
ETA: That would make the nights king a Stark and a LC of the nights watch. (Book night king)

I think the first part is probable and the second part is definite.

a reply to: AugustusMasonicus

The question was raised to GRRM and he deflected abit. Said something along the lines of as the other people of the age of heroes, it's likely the nights king has as well.