Game of Thrones

[Tiatto's Little Pecker]

Why didn't the night king spear Drogon instead of Viseras ?

 

[KCblue]

Hahaha excellent.

 

[urban genie]

Where the hell did they get them fuck off chains from?

The arrowhead mountain is the same as where they were created and also the area the white walkers live.

there is no reason big fuck off chains were not about

 

[urban genie]

BH so fuck it staying up for the finale, probably fall asleep 5 mins in.


Add on Great finale

 

[super_city_si]

Well that was pretty fucking good.

 

[01cravend]

Awesome finale

Spoiler

George rr Martin really has a thing for incest doesn't he?

 

[TCIB]

That was fucking amazing.

 

[uteblue]

Benjin said there was strong magic that kept the white walkers from crossing the wall and Madeline it seem like there was a spell keeping them north but they just crossed, seems like a plot hole

 

[Silva_Spell]

Benjin said there was strong magic that kept the white walkers from crossing the wall and Madeline it seem like there was a spell keeping them north but they just crossed, seems like a plot hole

Dragons are magic.

 

[Silva_Spell]

Awesome ep except

Spoiler: and it's a pretty big "except"

they really fucked up Littlefinger's storyline which is a huge shame. The Sansa-Arya trick made no sense. Hate storywriting like that where everything is offscreen and scenes like the one where Sansa finds her faces are just there to trick the audience rather than an actual character in the story (Littlefinger in this case)
What a crap end for one of the best characters in the entire show. Seems if you're not Tyrion, Dany or Jon D&D just don't really care all that much. Wish they had passed the show onto someone else if they were this eager to get it over with

 

[uteblue]

Dragons are magic.

True but raising the dead would be considered magic and they were supposedly not able to cross due to some spells

 

[Silva_Spell]

True but raising the dead would be considered magic and they were supposedly not able to cross due to some spells

Yea but the spells were aimed at them, not a dragon. Dragon destroys wall/spell and they cross.

 

[uteblue]

Yea but the spells were aimed at them, not a dragon. Dragon destroys wall/spell and they cross.

So the strong magic is the wall? Doesn't make sense, the quote Olin the show (I've never read the books) makes it seem like there is magic that make sure it impossible for them to cross whether the wall is there or not

 

[Silva_Spell]

So the strong magic is the wall? Doesn't make sense, the quote Olin the show (I've never read the books) makes it seem like there is magic that make sure it impossible for them to cross whether the wall is there or not

The spells are woven into the Wall. No point to the wall if all there was needed was a spell.

 

[01cravend]

The spells are woven into the Wall. No point to the wall if all there was needed was a spell.

How did they take one to kings landing if it couldn't cross the wall?

 

[SA16]

How did they take one to kings landing if it couldn't cross the wall?

They can't cross the wall on their own, but they can cross it with someone's help.

 

[01cravend]

They can't cross the wall on their own, but they can cross it with someone's help.

So basically they could have gotten say a wildling to take them to a remote part of the wall and take them all across but instead they've waited for basically a miracle(dragons turning up as they were marching toward the wall)..But probably not a miracle as everything is prophesied in the show(The night king can see things the 3 eyed raven can?) More evidence toward him being Bran?

 

[malg]

Wife had it on this morning, so I'm being exposed to it. Is there any need for the '****' word to be used at all? What does it add to the story line?

 

[SWP's back]

Is the last one out yet?

 

[gordondaviesmoustache]

Wife had it on this morning, so I'm being exposed to it. Is there any need for the '****' word to be used at all? What does it add to the story line?

It's a beautiful word.