Forgot about the dragon. Of course now I recall it did spare Jon after the Queen's passing.
Forgot about the dragon. Of course now I recall it did spare Jon after the Queen's passing.technically, Drogon was there guarding the only entrance to get to her (presumably), and he probably would have eaten anyone not Jon, guards included?
I thought he had a vision of the silhouette of what was kind of assumed to be a dragon and subsequently turned out to be Drogon, flying over KL?He really doesn't see the future though. He sees the past.
Who's ready for the Adventures of Arya spinoff?
Tyrion was my favorite character for the first half of the series. But in the second half he went from brilliant to stupid. He was wrong on just about everything. Even some of his drinking scenes in later seasons were awkward and painful where as his earlier ones were charming and endearing. His final speech where he tries to put Bran on the throne was cringe inducing.I was oddly at peace with the final episode. Tyrion is one of my favorite literary characters ever, and Dinklage has turned him into one of my favorite show characters. He got his appropriate air time last night and that probably helped a lot. As for specific character arcs and ends of their stories. There's really no ending. Just design space for spin offs/more writing. Whatever. It's done. Until it's not.
Tyrion was my favorite character for the first half of the series. But in the second half he went from brilliant to stupid. He was wrong on just about everything. Even some of his drinking scenes in later seasons were awkward and painful where as his earlier ones were charming and endearing. His final speech where he tries to put Bran on the throne was cringe inducing.
Everyone should have saw this one coming...
Yeah we all saw that video like 2 weeks ago...
Mah bad yo, didn't realize it had gone around that much
It would be SO much better if the Hound had made it. It could have been the "The Arya and the Hound Show". I was saying they needed that all the way back in season 3.Who's ready for the Adventures of Arya spinoff?
It would be SO much better if the Hound had made it. It could have been the "The Arya and the Hound Show". I was saying they needed that all the way back in season 3.
It would be SO much better if the Hound had made it. It could have been the "The Arya and the Hound Show". I was saying they needed that all the way back in season 3.
What if they throw in Jaqen? A man needs a spinoff.No Hound no want.
They can call it "The adventures of the littlest pirate ninja"!It would be SO much better if the Hound had made it. It could have been the "The Arya and the Hound Show". I was saying they needed that all the way back in season 3.
I suppose, although technically the Wall and Night’s Watch would now fall under the Queen of the North. There had to have been a better plot device to send Jon north beyond appeasing Grey Worm.It's the northern border of the civilised world, it makes sense to have a small force there.
I suppose, although technically the Wall and Night’s Watch would now fall under the Queen of the North. There had to have been a better plot device to send Jon north beyond appeasing Grey Worm.
I assume that is from the books as I can't recall it mentioned in the series. In any event, that would then seem the natural destination for Arya. But it doesn't preclude the world from being flat. The end of it might be west of Esos. It seems an implication given their fairly advanced shipbuilding that someone would have sailed in one direction and come back to where they started by now if the world was spherical.
You know what? As has been pointed out in this thread, they have had thousands of years and made very little in terms of advancement. In fact, things such as forging valyerian steel have been lost. Only the most skilled of smiths can even reforge it. I think it is just best to accept this is a kingdom of idiots.
Plus the Ironborn, the pirate guys that live on the sea, live on islands to the west of Westeros. They never once thought of going "that way"?Essos was the continent to the east of Westeros. Presumably, as this would almost certainly be a spherical globe, if you were to sail west from Westeros you would eventually reach the far eastern shores of Essos.
But yes, it's a bit hokey that in all the time recorded in the histories of that world, not once did someone embark and said West of Westeros journey and make it back to tell the tale. Remember though, like in our own history, it could have been accomplished numerous times, but nobody knew of the proper maps and/or didn't survive for whatever reason.