[TV/BOOK] *SPOILERS* Game of Thrones Discussion - Page 716

haha at this point I will be super super super shocked if you enjoy any of the future episodes. Don't think I have seen a single positive post from you on any of the episodes .

I think it's up there. The dialogue between The Hound and Tormund was mindblowingly bad, I thought. My eyes went wide when Tormund said "I want to have babies with her". It didn't strike me as fun, just outright silly. Same for Dany and Jon in the cabin, the pace really stops me from believing their connection.

Dragons were cool though.

Hahah, gotcha.
Snape kills Dumbledore
Bruce Willis is dead
Tyler Durden doesn't exist
Soilent Green is made of people
Norman Bates' mother is dead
etc.

So know we know Jon will be riding the dragon named after his father.
Will Bran be able to control the frost wyrm, that is the question.

They'll do an awful, awful lot better vs the wights once someone points out that you only need to kill the White Walkers and we have these mobile ranged flying strike platform that are capable of deep penetration behind enemy lines. Breathing fire on the wights is cool and all but they're a bitch to kill, are easily replaceable, and not all that dangerous.

I'd bet $100% sure that we're gonna see two dragons fighting in an epic midair battle because why the hell would you even have the undead dragon if you didn't plan to do that. But to kill the undead dragon all you need to do is kill the white walker.

Couldn't resist any longer,so I just watched it...

I normally don't complain about teleportation, but the raven and the dragons must fly pretty damn fast if the round trip took only 1 night. I have mixed feelings about the episode: dragons and fight scenes were great, but everything else not so much. I hate it that I complain too much lately, but things made sense in earlier seasons, they were grounded and there was very little plot armor, basically everything was believable. Seems that's out the window now and we have full-on Hollywood style show, which is entertaining granted, but on a more spectacular, or shall I say, shallow way. I don't mind the fan service, in fact I expect that to be in full swing in the upcoming books too, but I think there should be a pinch of reality in there somewhere.

Looks like the only way to enjoy this show is watching it how you're supposed to watch a zombie show - with your brain turned off. I'm complaining, but I really did enjoy this action-packed mess. Don't have much hopes for the upcoming events in King's Landing and Winterfell though, those are going to to be cringey.

There is no way Martin will write something like this, r-right?



It was a magic spear so it's ok

What a disappointment, your post made me expect Littlefinger to die in this episode and it was just a frost wyrm.

I'm not sure of that actually. You'll notice the Night King doesn't just raise Viserion from the dead, he touches him and his eyes turn blue. Which is the same thing that happened with Craster's last son (and seemingly all other sons). So I'm thinking Viserion is actually not a wight, but a "white walker dragon"; which means he would be vulnerable to dragonglass and Valyrian Steel and killing the Night King wouldn't bring him down.

It's a moot point really, as I don't see the Night King dying before Viserion anyway. But what I'm getting at is: prepare yourself for GoT's Black Arrow moment, where people have to melt several Valyrian Steel swords to forge one scorpion bolt, and have Bronn fire it to kill Viserion.

That was a pretty good throw. I like how John tells them to peace out. And apparently dragons fly real fast, but I bet that math works out. Those dragons have to haul ass to get out of frame all the time(for real, they must haul ass)

All and all, fun banter and the Arya Sansa seen was good.

I expect LF to survive until the end.

LF will reign westeros