SkyBlueTX
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Yep.After the events of the upcoming battles that episode will be looked back on fondly. Many of those sharing one last moment together will die.
Yep.After the events of the upcoming battles that episode will be looked back on fondly. Many of those sharing one last moment together will die.
Arya's body double has a cute little butt
About the crypts
i got a terrible feeling we’re going to see some resurrected Starks down their next week, going off the trailers, murdering the most vunerable
My mate just text that. Personally I think it could have more to do with the secret passages in/out of Winterfell that we've heard of in earlier seasons. Seems pointless to never really use them.
About the crypts
i got a terrible feeling we’re going to see some resurrected Starks down their next week, going off the trailers, murdering the most vunerable
Just a thought but will the Night King actually be at the battle next week? Although mentioned, he wasn't actually in the trailer for next week was he.
Possibly down to Kings Landing on his dragon to build a second army to force the fight on two fronts?Well he wasn't seen at the end and at the end of S7 after melting the wall he flew off, so maybe he is off on a jolly somewhere else, leave winterfell to the others
I have also readt that fans theory but
how long dead do you have to be to be re-animated? Shirley bar ricon every other stark is either skeleton or dust and most wights still have some sinews keepimg the bones together. Also it will be spinking a lot of the cgi budget having skeletons added rather than actors turnes into zombies
The pacing here is not great i must admit. They should have extended episode 1 an extra 20 minutes to get what took all of episode 2 to say, which was not much. that is why so many feel this episode is a bit of a bore, it advances nothing really. In TV and film every single scene should do something to help the plot in either storyline or character development. Books can get away with meandering off on a tangent but film and tv can't really, it has to be laser focused.
I get it, the last gathering of people who are likely going to die next week. The pacing taking the whole episode though dragged on to be honest.
Surprised you didn't stop watching during seasons 2, 3 & 5 in that case.In TV and film every single scene should do something to help the plot in either storyline or character development.
Spot on. I found it boring. Not because there were no battle scenes, just because it was boring.The pacing here is not great i must admit. They should have extended episode 1 an extra 20 minutes to get what took all of episode 2 to say, which was not much. that is why so many feel this episode is a bit of a bore, it advances nothing really. In TV and film every single scene should do something to help the plot in either storyline or character development. Books can get away with meandering off on a tangent but film and tv can't really, it has to be laser focused.
I get it, the last gathering of people who are likely going to die next week. The pacing taking the whole episode though dragged on to be honest.
For me, as I have said elsewhere, it was not boring, just... “off”.Spot on. I found it boring. Not because there were no battle scenes, just because it was boring.
Hence why I think it's the tunnels.
There's only one thing that's certain. Saying "The Crypt is the safest place" 54 times means that people are going to die in there
Yep. Plus a few so we can't work it out, but I think they'll do it over the next two episodes.By the way, using the usual drama deathlist rules, all those who have made plans for the future or suddenly had something good happen to them in this episode are definitely for the chop, right?