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freeones_regina

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I enjoyed this episode, all players are in place and the games can begin.

Who will die this season?
I think Cercei has a good Chance, maybe by Jaime, he doesn't like what she has become.
 
I enjoyed this episode, all players are in place and the games can begin.
Who will die this season?
I think Cercei has a good chance, maybe by Jaime, he doesn't like what she has become.

It's been foreshadowed a couple of times Cercei & Jaime will die together (probably killing each other) it will be in the season or series finale.
I expect we will lose another Stark or two by the end.
There's probably 4 battles left:
Big sea battle (bigger than the ones in Cleopatra or Ben-Hur in the 50s)
Land battle for Kings Landing.
Battle at the Wall, humans lose.
Battle in or near Winterfell Humans (some anyway) survive.
At the end I expect all magic to be gone: White Walkers, Dragons, Giants, Dire wolves, Witches, people alive because of magic, etc.
I don't think the Sand snakes will make it.
The big return of Gendry!!! Where has he been for ~5 years?
 
I hope they don't do the Robert rebellion with more fighting for the Iron Throne stuff. Tell another story in another place, like Dorne. That's been glossed over in GoT so far.

Tell the story of Tyene and how she became so proficient in daggers with an obligatory bathing scene every episode.

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Whew, my favorite is still alive ... for now.
 

freeones_regina

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Well, no Gendry but we did get Hot Pie :D

And the sea battle was a bit underwhelming, probably too expensive to film a full scale battle like that.
 
Gendry coming back at this point to affect the story would be stupid after his absence since season 3.

That's not how it's supposed to work in a literary sense.

I used to wonder "what happened to that guy?" But Martin and the show writers didn't seem to give a shit so why should I?


One of those "Lost" loose ends.
 

freeones_regina

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Gendry coming back at this point to affect the story would be stupid after his absence since season 3.

That's not how it's supposed to work in a literary sense.

Why not, if Hot Pie can have a short scene, so can Gendry.
Just to please the internet crowd who has been making meme's about him since he started rowing that boat :D
 
Why not, if Hot Pie can have a short scene, so can Gendry.
Just to please the internet crowd who has been making meme's about him since he started rowing that boat :D

ahh lol. I thought this was a serious thing. the smiley should've been the tip off. Missed out on the memes.



How cool was it for Arya to see Nymeria again? One, that direwolf is so bad ass and two, what a powerful scene.

This is probably the best show of the decade

my favorite show ever.
 
Game of Thrones creator likens Trump to arch-villain Joffrey and says President is 'petulant and irrational'

George R.R. Martin said character Joffrey Baratheon 'is now king in America'
Speaking about Trump, he called the President 'petulant and irrational'
Kit Harrington, who plays Jon Snow, also branded Trump a 'con artist'



One was the hated boy-King of Westeros, while the other is the 45th President of the United States.
But according to Game of Thrones creator George R.R. Martin, Joffrey Baratheon and Donald Trump are one-and-the-same.

'I think Joffrey is now the king in America,' the multi-millionaire author said during an interview with Esquire magazine. 'And he's grown up just as petulant and irrational as he was when he was thirteen in the books', Martin added.
Spoiled, cruel, and cowardly - Joffrey became the pinnacle of hatred for fans of the show in its early seasons, despite an array of unsavory characters to chose from.
He was poisoned to death at the start of the fourth season during his own wedding, enjoying a prolonged and painful end.

While Joffrey met his end in 2014, long before Trump launched his bid for the presidency, fans of the show and critics of the President were quick to link the two.
Their prominent blonde hair, an ancestral trait of the Lannister family to which Joffrey belongs, if often mentioned, as is their access to inherited wealth.
However, this marks the first time that anyone involved in producing the show has been drawn on the link between the pair.

In the same interview Kit Harrington, the actor behind Jon Snow, also couldn't resist taking a dig a Trump.
He told the magazine: 'Mr. Donald Trump - I wouldn't call him President, I'll call him Mister. I think this man at the head of your country is a con artist.'

Game of Thrones returns to HBO on July 16 for its seventh and penultimate season, which will run for a shorter-than-usual seven episodes.
The concluding season is expected to air some time in 2018, and its creators have previously said it will contain only six episodes.
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-4541446/Game-Thrones-creator-likens-Trump-King-Joffrey.html
 
so long Tyene, you were my favorite.

Can't be mad at Cersei, turnabout is fair play. I'm just thankful her head wasn't caved in by Sir Frankenstein.


 
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