EPTTo think of all the "Hodor" jokes, and in the end it was a clue to the character's destiny. Mind = blown
This season is really recovering nicely.
9/10 ep
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FrostedMiniWheats
United States30730 Posts
To think of all the "Hodor" jokes, and in the end it was a clue to the character's destiny. Mind = blown This season is really recovering nicely. 9/10 ep | ||
zatic
Zurich15361 Posts
On May 23 2016 08:29 DickMcFanny wrote: Not sure 3. would be such a big problem, you can't compare today's population density with historic, rural societies. The densest in all of Europe in the 1700s was London, and even back then it had less than ten per cent of the population it has now. 3.4 million people spread across half of Europe isn't too bad. I am not comparing to today's but to 1000AD Europe, which depending on which estimate you believe already had a population of 100 mio people. The Roman Empire, which was smaller in land size by a loooooot commanded between 50 and 70 mio people at its greatest extent. A few million spread over that vast a country would just never work. Well, unless there is a few populated areas and the rest is just abandonded emptiness. But then again why even make it such a big world if it's all empty. | ||
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Laurens
Belgium4553 Posts
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plasma4
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So if Bran Could manipulate time this makes the Bran did everything theory even more likely as maybe he was the voices in the Mad king's head. | ||
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domane
Canada1606 Posts
They just didn't know where and in what circumstances (but close enough). | ||
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icystorage
Jollibee19350 Posts
On May 23 2016 06:29 Sent. wrote: + Show Spoiler + I hate the time altering stuff in general because it always leads to many hard questions that often have to remain unanswered. Why did the old tree-guy bring Bran to Winterfell ? Did he knew what will happen to Hodor? If he did then does it mean it's possible to see the future? Why did Bran's consciousness split in two? I mean he was controlling Hodor and watching Wylis turn into Hodor simultaneously. I'm worried they only teased us with the ToJ mystery and it won't be revealed in this season. That would be a sick move from the writers. It's possible he was a time-travelling future bran + Show Spoiler + lol | ||
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Thorakh
Netherlands1788 Posts
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Laurens
Belgium4553 Posts
 I read a lot of people saying the actor is great, and just as many people complaining about him. I personally don't care, just a funny observation. | ||
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haitike
Spain2723 Posts
Ironborn: Euron! Euron! So much drowning must have affected ironborn brains. | ||
Yhamm
France7248 Posts
The Children creating the Others makes lot of sense too... I'm starting to regret watching the show to be honest  It's mixed with book spoilers and stuff that will never happen, and now I'm afraid that when I'll read the book, it won't have the same savour.I hope Summer won't die, or at least not like this... this was so useless. :/ | ||
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Sent.
Poland9275 Posts
Some people are saying Bran made the Mad King mad. It sounds believable but I don't want it to happen. | ||
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Portugal862 Posts
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Brazil307 Posts
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Logo
United States7542 Posts
I loved the Hodor scene, but the context was bad. The siege was so over the top and Hollywood dramatic + a ton of characters already sacrificed themselves for Bran (children, blood Raven, summer). Not to mention a white Walker died. I thought that cheapened the moment a bit. Something more grounded that lead up to the Hodor scene would have been way better I think. I feel like this is the first moment I really wish I had read first before seeing. | ||
KwarK
United States43545 Posts
On May 23 2016 20:05 haitike wrote: Euron: I killed the king. Now I King! Ironborn: Euron! Euron! So much drowning must have affected ironborn brains. The Ironborn have always respected the iron price. | ||
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Poland9275 Posts
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Spaylz
Japan1743 Posts
On May 23 2016 22:53 Sent. wrote: I don't remember it at all but wasn't Victarion just wounded in combat and not infected by greyscale? Pretty sure yeah. He was wounded in a raid and the wound was getting infected or something, and Moqorro cured it. There is no cure for Greyscale. | ||
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KwarK
United States43545 Posts
On May 23 2016 22:55 Spaylz wrote: Pretty sure yeah. He was wounded in a raid and the wound was getting infected or something, and Moqorro cured it. There is no cure for Greyscale. There is a cure. Shireen had greyscale and Stannis went crazy trying to cure it. | ||
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Poland9275 Posts
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United States7542 Posts
On May 23 2016 23:05 Sent. wrote: I think Theon's sister was merged with Victarion. I mean what else can she do with that stolen fleet? She could also be the show's Aurane Waters, but that would be a little anti-climatic and probably isn't leading anywhere. It seems liek Theon + Theon's sister will be Victarion. Any sort of plot about Victarion interacting with Dany will probably be done by Theon, but Asha will handle all of the leading. | ||
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