Updated Swingers Club list:Yep. Ice (the stark sword) was a greatsword, they melted it down to make 2. Brienne has Jamie's and Jamie has Jeoffrey's. Arya's dagger was Littlefinger's.
No idea. In the books it's just Littlefinger's.Updated Swingers Club list:
Jon: Mormont
Jorah: Tarly
Brienne: Stark
Arya: Targaryen
Jamie: Stark
@urban genie Found this about Arya’s dagger earlier today, so perhaps it’s actually Targaryen (which would still be in keeping with this list)?
https://mashable.com/2017/08/12/dagger-rhaegar-targaryen-arya/
Reading that makes me even more sure there's some big connection between the white walkers and the targaryen's. Even if I'm wrong, it's nice to have a theory and see if it plays out or not. Loved tonight's episode. Was expecting it to go into full on battle mode, but it's right they gave us that episode. Half of them are going to be dead soon, and they all knew it (with the extra knowledge that some of the actors will have known that was their final scene together after 10 years And I am paraphrasing a review I read there, but it was spot on).Updated Swingers Club list:
Jon: Mormont
Jorah: Tarly
Brienne: Stark
Arya: Targaryen
Jamie: Stark
@urban genie Found this about Arya’s dagger earlier today, so perhaps it’s actually Targaryen (which would still be in keeping with this list)?
https://mashable.com/2017/08/12/dagger-rhaegar-targaryen-arya/
I wish I enjoyed this last episode as much but I am looking forward to the next, especially in light of your theory!Reading that makes me even more sure there's some big connection between the white walkers and the targaryen's. Even if I'm wrong, it's nice to have a theory and see if it plays out or not. Loved tonight's episode. Was expecting it to go into full on battle mode, but it's right they gave us that episode. Half of them are going to be dead soon, and they all knew it (with the extra knowledge that some of the actors will have known that was their final scene together after 10 years And I am paraphrasing a review I read there, but it was spot on).
I posted about it last week, so apologies if you've read it, but I'm convinced the symbols the white walkers leave have something to do with the Targaryen sigil. They're not just random, they're some kind of message, and when the arms at the Umber's all went up in flames, I was bouncing off the sofa as it not only had a similar shape, it was on fire. We'll see. As I said, nice to have a horse in the race, if it falls, so be it (and I suspect a shit load of people are going to be falling next week).I wish I enjoyed this last episode as much but I am looking forward to the next, especially in light of your theory!
Glad its back but finding this season more difficult than others. Too many loose ends being tidily sorted amicably by the campfire, not what I am used to with GoT. Yes, there's imminent death for all at the doorstep but we've had almost two whole episodes now of kiss and make up.
Also, a major strength of the series in previous years has been to segment each episode distinctly, so you'd get a bit of Jon, then Dany, then Cersi. Doesn't work as well when they are almost all in the same room or location.
My son, reckons the connection to the white walkers could be through the Starks blood line, rather than the Targarayans? They live in the north and he thinks there might be a mixed blood line in the past? Looking forward to the next episode it should be the most epic battle ever!Reading that makes me even more sure there's some big connection between the white walkers and the targaryen's. Even if I'm wrong, it's nice to have a theory and see if it plays out or not. Loved tonight's episode. Was expecting it to go into full on battle mode, but it's right they gave us that episode. Half of them are going to be dead soon, and they all knew it (with the extra knowledge that some of the actors will have known that was their final scene together after 10 years And I am paraphrasing a review I read there, but it was spot on).