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Originally Posted by Hawk:
Don't forget that Sansa is also a Tully, and the Tully's and Riverrun supported King Robb as well, so surely they will join their forces to Sansa as well.
I think after Jon and Sansa whip Ramsay, next stop needs to be basically putting a permanent end to those f***ing Freys. Go all Rains of Castamere on them and end that whole family line for good.
Originally Posted by Gravedigger:
I hope that either Ghost kills and eats Ramsay, or that Ramsay gets beheaded by Brienne's sword but it's Sansa who swings it. I don't know, wishful thinking.
In GOT we never get to see anything like that, we did get to see Roose take a knife to the heart and it was his son. We got to see a brother/sister unite again except they are not brother and sister.:-) Thats probably all we get this year. They have to pace themselves on anything good happening to the good people in the show,
Originally Posted by Gravedigger:
that Baelish is going to betray them
Baelish is still playing the long game. He needs the Tully's, Vale, Starks, Wildlings and the North to unite and take Winterfell, get rid of the Boltons. Then he can turn his sights on the Lannisters and making himself King. [Reply]
Originally Posted by DaFace:
Though I don't care much about the high sparrow storyline in general, that scene last night was one of the best acting we've seen in the series from Jonathan Pryce.
I agree with this.
<-- Subscribing to thread after binge-watching the entire series and reading this whole thread. [Reply]
I know this is just going to come off as another book fan bitching but I really think they could have done the Pink Letter scene better.
The Tyrion + Masters scene was excellent.
Looks like the show is making Dany impervious to fire. I'm sure they'll brush over the fact Jon got his hand burned because that's what this show does.
I'm wondering how much they plan ahead in this show (e.g. having Darrio get the exact amount of ships the Ironborn have in the books, only to burn them and reintroduce the IB this season). [Reply]
Originally Posted by Sorter:
Looks like the show is making Dany impervious to fire. I'm sure they'll brush over the fact Jon got his hand burned because that's what this show does.
They may not need to. In season 1 or 2 she claimed only "true dragons" don't burn (whatever the hell that means). We saw Viserys sort of burn and he was 100% Targaryen. [Reply]
Originally Posted by Sorter:
I know this is just going to come off as another book fan bitching but I really think they could have done the Pink Letter scene better.
The Tyrion + Masters scene was excellent.
Looks like the show is making Dany impervious to fire. I'm sure they'll brush over the fact Jon got his hand burned because that's what this show does.
I'm wondering how much they plan ahead in this show (e.g. having Darrio get the exact amount of ships the Ironborn have in the books, only to burn them and reintroduce the IB this season).
Why don't people grasp that not all Targaryens are resistant to fire? [Reply]
