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

[FromBillionsCameOne]

It has been hinted at since season 1 and has continued to be subtly hinted at since

Just because people have been in denial doesn't mean it is suddenly forced[/QUOTE!
Sansa still in the Vale with little finger at the end of A Dance with Dragons man.

 

[Sterling Archer]

Sacrifice means willingly giving up something

She aint willingly give up her dragon to save anyone , the night king just showed her that her and her dragons aint shyt

if anything her cockiness and Jon Snows arrogance to be the hero got her dragon killed by not respecting the night king and his army

In regards to "earning something" its certainly more than accurate to cal it a sacrifice. She didnt need to go North at all. She risked her life to save people she didnt believe in the first place. There was no way to know anything. She went in blind because it wasnt her fight. She did that for Jon after the raven came saying he was in trouble. Night King is gonna Night King. Aint shyt anyone can do about that.

Sacrifice in the sense that you are mentioning does not exist in this story. Everything everyone does has a motivation and they all fight for it. People talk about Jon "giving his life" as if he willingly died when he wouldve tried to kill all them traitorous ass nikkas in the Watch if he knew. Jon is the most virtuous person on the show and even he doesnt "willingly give up" something. He risks his life.

 

[itsyoung!!]

Exactly....Bran doesn't know shyt unless he specifically looks at it

When Sam told him Jon shouldn't be a Snow, Bran was like yeah....he was born in the south he should be a Sand right

Sam was like

I was actually going to add that to my post that Bran really dont know shyt about shyt

someone basically has to lead him on a thought process for him to start progressing into it...

him predicting Jaime arriving is the first time hes PREDICTED something but even then if he knew he was coming at that time, why would he wait up all night til mid day for him to arrive for someone who is yelling at Queens and Kings to not waste time, he wasted a whole night and day waiting for someone to arrive

Which I do think will be the start of him using his powers more effectively by end of series and he'll have some big moment, more than likely next episode

 

[JDH]

Where were tormund and them coming from when they went to the castle and found the umber boy? was it from that castle bordering the wall by the sea?

 

[FromBillionsCameOne]

It was implied that the dragons are gonna start feeding on northern folk. Further alienating the north.

 

[funkee]

euron and cersei dont know about the ice dragon yet...

i was referring to theon and yara, but i don't think they know either at this point

 

[itsyoung!!]

It was implied that the dragons are gonna start feeding on northern folk. Further alienating the north.

why do they have normal folk out looking for sheep and shyt, wouldnt it be quicker for the dragons to fly around look for cattle/sheep

i was referring to theon and yara, but i don't think they know either at this point

Anyone not in the North dont know about the ice dragon yet

 

[FromBillionsCameOne]

why do they have normal folk out looking for sheep and shyt, wouldnt it be quicker for the dragons to fly around look for cattle/sheep



Anyone not in the North dont know about the ice dragon yet

Facts but the better question is when she took big bro for a joyride why didn't they fly south to feed?

 

[Tasha And]

I can take that answer. THAT makes sense.

In addition, I think it would have played a little better had Sam found out that Dany burned them alive with her dragons. He learned that she executed them, but he didn't learn which method. It's the burning people alive method of execution that causes the most disgust in Westeros .I guess he could assume they were killed by fire but I think the visceral reaction of their deaths and his disdain for Dany would have been more powerful/justified if he knew without doubt that his family were roasted alive by beasts. Especially if they are leaning hard into "is she going too far/is she bloodthirsty/etc" while drawing parallels to her and other Targs.

 

[ExodusNirvana]

Yeah so I'm still looking for the 2nd episode leak

But I'm pretty sure Dany is going heel

Jon gonna start acting funny once he realizes the implications of their union and it will drive a wedge between them

And it will cause her to say fukk it I have Dragons and I'm the Queen

 

[FromBillionsCameOne]

In addition, I think it would have played a little better had Sam found out that Dany burned them alive with her dragons. He learned that she executed them, but he didn't learn which method. It's the burning people alive method of execution that causes the most disgust in Westeros .I guess he could assume they were killed by fire but I think the visceral reaction of their deaths and his disdain for Dany would have been more powerful/justified if he knew without doubt that his family were roasted alive by beasts.

I think you're right. He KNEW how they died.

 

[The axe murderer]

Facts but the better question is when she took big bro for a joyride why didn't they fly south to feed?

idk about them but Jon was def feasting
Jon rolled up like

 

[Chris Cool]

THE ASSASINATION ATTEMPT WAS LITTLE FINGER
FRAMING THE LANNISTERS.





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Was that ever explained? I know it's Joffrey in the books.

 

[YaThreadTrashB!]

When are we getting that lady mormont and jorah mormont meet up

 

[hex]

Where were tormund and them coming from when they went to the castle and found the umber boy? was it from that castle bordering the wall by the sea?

Eastwatch, yeah.

why do they have normal folk out looking for sheep and shyt, wouldnt it be quicker for the dragons to fly around look for cattle/sheep

We already seen what happens when Dany lets her dragons roam free and look for food.

Fred.