Game of Thrones (HBO) TV Show • Page 201

Is the role of Littlefinger in Ned's demise understood? If not, I wonder if Bran will reveal it and lead to him being killed off.

 

Thinking back, even though the cave scene felt a little too convenient, I still thought it worked well. Besides those white walkers carved on the wall looked cool.

 

Also, Bronn's laugh Dickon's name was hilarious.

 

Yep, I'm pretty glad we skipped the battle scenes last week to save budget for this one. Worth it.

 

yep, and if I had to guess, I'd bet it will play a big part in Littlefingers downfall/death/whatever happens to him

 

Arya's facial expressions at seeing him and the dagger reappearing and Bran knowing, there's no way it isn't the perfect storm for that. But he also tends to misdirect at the last second.

 

I know it's been Littlefinger's dagger, but was that the same one he pulled on Ned in the betrayal scene in S1?

 

Don't think so, pretty sure that was a long thin blade

 

That was a blast. Holy moly what a final 15 minutes that was. I know we've seen the dragons in action before, but this was epic.

 

hm, well nevertheless, I think that "chaos is a ladder" callback has basically confirmed for me that Bran's seeing ability is going to screw LF

 

Wait, what was that a callback to?

 

He said it to Varys in season 1.

 

So Jaime was on land and tackled into the water and was immediately way deep in it? No way it got that deep that fast.

Also no way he's dead. But when he gets out of the water I bet he's taken hostage or something. We'll get our Tyrion reunion.

 

"For the first time we've got two sets of main characters and you don't really want either side to win or lose."

Every time I hear one of them speak I am in constant awe at how they managed to make this show.

 

Yeah I found that part to be a little unrealistic. That dragon fire was spot on though.

 

And Cersei will lose the support of the iron bank now too

 

By far my favorite moment in the episode

 

Didn't they say they got all the gold into the city already?

 

I'm pretty sure it was a "Not you too..." moment. Jon was resurrected and Bran is some all-knowing robot. She was probably happy to have her sister back but became more skeptical(?) when Arya started talking about her "list". She halfway thought Arya was joking but then witnessing her sparring session confirmed it to Sansa: Arya also went through a transformation. Sansa is still the only "normal" one left.

 

Wasn't he is full armor? I imagine that'll cause him to sink fast.

 

Yeah the armor is gonna make him sink like a stone, but yeah the drop off in depth from land to the bottom was a bit off.

 

I cannot remember - I do remember the iron bank dude making a point of saying that they'd support the Lannister once the money got to them

 

Also, so what are we thinking here about Jon and Dany? Showrunners said they were becoming more drawn to each other and even Davos made a comment about it... They get married as a way to join their houses so Jon doesn't have to "bend the knee"?