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Originally Posted by KC_Lee:
That's not an outlandish idea. Does Jamie add "Queen Killer" to his resume in the coming season? The look he shot Cersei at the end of the season finale leads me to think he does.
But how does he off Cersei with the Mountain by her side?
Originally Posted by KC_Lee:
That's not an outlandish idea. Does Jamie add "Queen Killer" to his resume in the coming season? The look he shot Cersei at the end of the season finale leads me to think he does.
But how does he off Cersei with the Mountain by her side?
Brienne, the Hound, and Bron working together take out Zombie Mountain and Jaime becomes Queenslayer. The Hound dies in the battle. Afterwards Jamie mentions in a soliloquy that he has committed regicide with each of his hands. [Reply]
Originally Posted by listopencil:
Brienne, the Hound, and Bron working together take out Zombie Mountain and Jaime becomes Queenslayer. The Hound dies in the battle. Afterwards Jamie mentions in a soliloquy that he has committed regicide with each of his hands.
Originally Posted by raybec 4:
I think Jaime is a possibility because my thoughts are that Cersei will be dead by the time they end the war for the 7 kingdoms by uniting house Lannister and house Targaryen with marriage.
If Jamie kills Cersei then that could make up for him killing the Mad King in Dany's eyes-if she still holds that grudge. He would make a good king consort to her as queen regnant. [Reply]
Danaerys has been told about a million times now by trusted advisors that her father was a crazy shitstain. She's got beef with all the major houses in Westeros but she warmed up to Tyrion, Jorah and Selmy so she could eventually do the same for Jamie if he's compliant.
I don't see any type of marriage alliance between Targs and Lannisters though. Once Cersei dies there'll basically be no real power left in that family. Jamie will be the only one worth a shit left breathing. [Reply]
Originally Posted by KC_Lee:
And then kills himself.
He makes the attempt but Brienne and Bron stop him. They knock him unconscious and deliver him to Jon Snow in chains. Snow turns him over to Dany and the (P)imp-an apparent back stab-but Jamie finds out that an arranged marriage has been made and he is to be king consort to Dany. [Reply]
Originally Posted by ThaVirus:
Danaerys has been told about a million times now by trusted advisors that her father was a crazy shitstain. She's got beef with all the major houses in Westeros but she warmed up to Tyrion, Jorah and Selmy so she could eventually do the same for Jamie if he's compliant.
I don't see any type of marriage alliance between Targs and Lannisters though. Once Cersei dies there'll basically be no real power left in that family. Jamie will be the only one worth a shit left breathing.
Someone needs to sit on the iron throne who is capable of starting a dynasty. [Reply]
Originally Posted by listopencil:
She gets her period in the book.
I haven't read that far in the series but there are a couple of differing opinions about her bleeding in one chapter:
That leads to Dany's fertility. In this chapter, she miscarries. You missed it? Never mind, so did I. When Dany eats the poisoned berries and retches them, she accidentally kills her child, since on the next morning, she has unusually heavy bleeding while not having had her menstruation for about three months. Of course, there are two ways to read this: first, she is now fertile again, can carry a child and it will only be a matter of time until the prophecy is fulfilled. Or, second, she is doomed to always lose her children, but can still conceive. Both are possible.
"There were shadows all around. One shadow was dark as ash, with the terrible face of a hound. Another was armored like the sun, golden and beautiful. Over them both loomed a giant in armor made of stone, but when he opened his visor, there was nothing inside but darkness and thick black blood."
Maybe Jaime and The Hound work together to take out the Frankenmountain? [Reply]
Originally Posted by listopencil:
This was released by HBO:
That chart does confirm Rhaegar as Jon Snow's father. Which everyone already assumed anyway, but has not been absolutely confirmed in the show. [Reply]
Originally Posted by BigChiefTablet:
That chart does confirm Rhaegar as Jon Snow's father. Which everyone already assumed anyway, but has not been absolutely confirmed in the show.
I think they thought they confirmed it. The conversation before the fight was pretty clear that Rhaegar was the one who posted kingsquard there. If it was anyone else that conversation would have been different. People just had 20 years with the mystery and it is hard to break. Pretty sure the show had Lyanna whisper so his name is a surprise later, not to conceal the father. [Reply]
