I believe they said it's now even when they were looking at the map.So if half of their army was knocked out by the White Walkers, is it still big enough to take out Kings Landing, especially with only Drogon left?
The white walkers were beleived to be because they were not seen for thousands of years. Don't think it was ever said that the night king was killed. So, I am of the opinion that they are dead dead now.You know I get that the audience knows about Jon but wouldn't it really kill them to spend 2 minutes so we could see Sansa and Arya react? Its kind of a big deal.
Well it doesn't make a ton of sense but the White Walkers have been around before and could come back again. Wouldn't be for generations so hard to imagine anyone would care but they definitely established that he wants to go north of the wall.
What a complete waste of time they ended up being.
Thought I caught that, but wasn't sure. Thanks dawgI believe they said it's now even when they were looking at the map.
I think she makes a glorious return. Everyone that's on Euron's tip are probably with him. What's unknown are how many are left behind?Speaking of the Iron Fleet, are we gonna see Yara come back with a huge fleet or is the current fleet loyal to Euron? The Greyjoy's are such a weird story it's hard to keep track of who is loyal to who over there
So the big important battle happened and everybody just moves on with really doing much at all. Anybody still disagree the Night King was a mere distraction and a means to level the battlefield.
Oh and look at this, Dany is now becoming the tryant in the last few episodes...meh.
But she always went a different route despite her impulse.She's always shown signs of it. Not sure how people could miss/ignore it
But she always went a different route despite her impulse.
Bullshi... oh...Not really she's killed plenty who didn't bend the knee
Bullshi... oh...
She killed them because they wouldn't bend the knee. That warrants prison, not burned to death.Doesn't seem like a great example of her being the Mad Queen. If she killed them just for taking up arms against her then maybe but she gave them the chance to bend the knee.
I feel like I need more examples because the books dropped hints but I never felt like it was going anywhere because the show never gave me the reason to think it was.
She killed them because they wouldn't bend the knee. That warrants prison, not burned to death.
She finds out about banging her nephew and first think that enters her mind is the iron throne.
She killed them because they wouldn't bend the knee. That warrants prison, not burned to death.
She finds out about banging her nephew and first think that enters her mind is the iron throne.
1a: an absolute ruler unrestrained by law or constitutionWe know she is driven by the throne but we have seen her rule and she wasn't a tyrant
1a: an absolute ruler unrestrained by law or constitution
b: a usurper of sovereignty
2a: a ruler who exercises absolute power oppressively or brutally
b: one resembling an oppressive ruler in the harsh use of authority or power
She wants no other rulers than herself. She went into other countries and overthrew their governments through shows of power by killing other rulers. I know, they were bad people, but she still did it, and did it all so she can be the supreme ruler of everything. She still wants to be the supreme ruler ever though she has zero claim to it.
Arya did it for revenge. Dany did it because throne.Dany killing enemies=bad
Arya killing them=cool?
Arya did it for revenge. Dany did it because throne.