OFFICIAL Game of Holmes Season 8 Thread - A Dream of Flat Tops 4/14/19

[CHICAGO]

Co-mutha-fukking sign. Sansa getting a lot of undue hate this episode based on her previous actions. She's moving much smarter. While I agree titles don't matter at this point, Jon knew the Northerners would react like this which is why he refused to bend the knee at Dragonstone. I don't know why people are acting like he bent the knee to get an ally, he had already convinced Dany to ride north before bending the knee. He bent that knee to get in them guts. Let's call a spade a spade. And now he's dealing with the consequences.

HE BENT THE KNEE BECAUSE SHE SAVED HIS LIFE
AND LOST ONE OF HER BABIES IN THE PROCESS.

IDK HOW PPL ARE OVERLOOKING THIS.




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[TheGreatShowtime]

Nah Jamie killing the queen in the south

Why not both? I could easily see everyone reluctant on killing Dany except for Jamie and possibly Arya. Jon might be able to do it once she goes full-on heel.

 

[The Prince of All Saiyans]

This episode still doesn’t have a title?

thought it was titled king's landing

 

[23Barrettcity]

Co-mutha-fukking sign. Sansa getting a lot of undue hate this episode based on her previous actions. She's moving much smarter. While I agree titles don't matter at this point, Jon knew the Northerners would react like this which is why he refused to bend the knee at Dragonstone. I don't know why people are acting like he bent the knee to get an ally, he had already convinced Dany to ride north before bending the knee. He bent that knee to get in them guts. Let's call a spade a spade. And now he's dealing with the consequences.

Jon is acting like Rob . This isn’t a fairytale he needs alliances and to play smart not think with his dikk as while he may not care everyone else does care who’s on the throne as that effects them as much as the night king tbh

 

[The Fire]

thought it was titled king's landing

it says winterfell on my hbo

 

[R.E.N. Spells Ren]

maybe but prophecies are always open to interpretation. Infant mortality refers to a child under a year old dying. And the prophecy has been pretty spot on so far

Open to interpretation? The witch plainly states she and the king will have no kids.
They had a crypt for that little black haired boy and everything.

It was probably just a blunder by the show writers who were trying to drop clues on the golden hair vs the black hair kids, but still, the witch was wrong in the TV show's universe.

 

[CBoz]

thought it was titled king's landing

It's called 'Winterfell' if I recall.

 

[YaThreadTrashB!]

I do wonder how Bran reacts to Jamie. He knows Jamie pushed him, but everything up to hold the door was prescribed so I could see Bran not being overly angry about that. He may even reassure Jamie as he's been on this redemption path for a while now. Which sucks, cuz I hate that one handed fakkit

Looked like he waited 48 hours in the same spot for an old friend to show up

Co-mutha-fukking sign. Sansa getting a lot of undue hate this episode based on her previous actions. She's moving much smarter. While I agree titles don't matter at this point, Jon knew the Northerners would react like this which is why he refused to bend the knee at Dragonstone. I don't know why people are acting like he bent the knee to get an ally, he had already convinced Dany to ride north before bending the knee. He bent that knee to get in them guts. Let's call a spade a spade. And now he's dealing with the consequences.

Jon attracted to his family it’s in his blood

 

[Jhoon]

jl

in her mind she thinks the dragons like him because she does

No stories on her hand getting close to petting the dragon?

 

[R.E.N. Spells Ren]

HE BENT THE KNEE BECAUSE SHE SAVED HIS LIFE
AND LOST ONE OF HER BABIES IN THE PROCESS.

IDK HOW PPL ARE OVERLOOKING THIS.




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Neither of those are the reason he gave last night: to get an ally.

That's the point. He didn't need to bend the knee to get her help, he already had it. He's fronting acting like it was a necessity.

 

[23Barrettcity]

Jamie shows up at Winterfell.
Sam finds out Danny killed his family. Meanwhile Dany doesnt know Sam is Jon's Ace.
Jon finds out he is the true king.
Jon can now ride a dragon.
Jon reunites with his family.
Jon knocking it down on the regular.
The Golden Company is in Westeros. Cersei finds out the walkers are past the wall and is like
Bronn is set up to kill Tyrion and Jamie.
The north is in mutiny against Dany.
Arya and Sansa scheming on Dany.
Theon rescues his sister and decides to go back to help the Starks.
Gendry is back and he making dragon glass axes.
Bran like STFU with the BS we dont have time for your foolishness.
Bronn catches HIV.






The coli - This shyt was all filler

People forget just cause we saw all these things not all the key characters know all this information. They can’t just off screen everything

 

[((ReFleXioN)) EteRNaL]

Some of yall are trippin. Did yall expect them to be fighting the white walkers right off the bat?


Even if it's a short season, they still gotta set everything up. I honestly felt like this shyt moved pretty fast. My favorite part of GOT isn't even the action, it's everything in between. The politics. The relationship building. The writing on here was superb. Only weak scene was jon and Dany riding dragons. Everything else was top notch.


Varys: "You take great offense at dwarf jokes but love telling eunuch jokes, why is that?"


Tyrion: "Because I have balls. and you don't"




The Hound: "you left me to die"


Arya: "first I robbed you"



Cersei: "I've executed men for less"

Euron: "They were lesser men"


Cersei: *p*ssy drippin*

 

[Jhoon]

It's called 'Winterfell' if I recall.

Do you promise to negg anyone who when the sun comes out after the battle at, wait for it, Winterfell?

Can we talk about Jaime leaving with flurries but Euron arriving during Brazilian Carnival?

 

[The axe murderer]

This thing about the Night King riding a dragon.

Viserion is UNDEAD now and the Night King commands the undead, that's all there is to it.

Yeah I was wondering about that and it reminded me of this

so only a targaryan can ride a targaryan unless its undead
Targaryens also ride other Targaryens though

 

[The Prince of All Saiyans]

it says winterfell on my hbo

It's called 'Winterfell' if I recall.

well that's fukked, but it makes sense even tho it was a King's Landing

 

[CHICAGO]

Neither of those are the reason he gave last night: to get an ally.

That's the point. He didn't need to bend the knee to get her help, he already had it. He's fronting acting like it was a necessity.

THATS WHAT HE TOLD THE PPL
BUT WE ACTUALLY SAW WHAT HAPPENED
AND WHY HE REALLY BENT THE KNEE.

HE WAS BEING HONORABLE.



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