[TV] HBO Game of Thrones - Page 803

On May 10 2013 09:58 Holo82 wrote:
Sam is the prototype of intellectual /cleric /priestlike leader: no big muscle, swordswing dumb guy that does as him is said(like jamie lannister),
he is a intelligent person with an own mind, making brave decisions even against authorities, if he is rightfully convinced of something he will do it, no matter what his boss says.
Thats why he became vice-president of nightwatch guys, i think.

Speculations:

And that dagger from the ancients he is wearing has some role, i bet. it reminded me on lord of the ring, where one little guy found a weapon in a grave, that was the only blade on the whole continent to be able to hurt the nazghul boss. I am pretty sure, that weapon has something similar to show in future, hopefully he will be the guy that saves westeros from the crazy dragon lady daenerys.

Yeah, dragons are cute, as long as they are small.... But they grow. And those dragons are needed to kill off those whitewalkers guys in the north. Next step is than using the dagger to stop Daenerys from conquering whole westeross, and at the end, arya will be queen of whole westeros

(thats how i would have developped the story).

On May 10 2013 09:51 Zooper31 wrote:
Either Sam is going to become the key to something, maybe something with that Dragonglass weapon he had with him or something to do with lineage and where he comes from. Or hes going to die a horrible death to let the viewers know that you can't be a simpleton and have too big a heart or it gets you killed. Also another character to die so GRM can remind us anyone can die.

On May 10 2013 10:11 Hitch-22 wrote:


Sam isn't an intellectual, hes a rehash of Sam from Lord of the Rings, a courageous sidekick who will go to any lengths to do what's right but try his best not to step on anyone's toes, to call him an intellectual is to really misrepresent his character imo.

On May 10 2013 09:26 icystorage wrote:

that's seriously disturbing

On May 10 2013 10:18 Faceroll52 wrote:


He was making fun of the post above.

If Robb dies without getting any revenge done i will lose it. Wich at this point seems to be the direction it's going aswell..
And the reason i feel this way is because it doesn't make any sense. Maybe im speaking to soon on this but Littlefinger is supposed to marry Lisa, and then take up arms against Robb according to Tywin. Now why the fuck would Lisa ever side with the Lannisters? This same bitch lost her husband to them and was so afraid of them she locked herself in their tower with her son. But now she's going to side with her husbands killers and fight against her sisters son?! I call bollocks on that. Imagine instead that GRRM doesn't make Robbs mission impossible by taking everything he realistically should have. Make it a fair fight, by this point with the Karstarks gone, if Robb "wins" it will be very silly. The outcome of the war could have stayed the same but make the Tulleys, and house Arryn and the north fight together to make the numbers be abit more legit.

That ended up in quite the rant, but at this point if Robb wins i will find it to unrealistic and when he's defeated it's been expected for to long.

On May 10 2013 13:13 Shock710 wrote:
speaking of that dragonglass arrow head, i wonder if maybe its also magic-like u know like valairyn(cant spell) steel is meant to be the best cause of some magic with the forging maybe thats why the whitewalkers didnt attack sam at the end of season 2, cause i really wonder why they just walked past him, than again now that im thinking about it. there was that one whitewalker who attacked sam in season 3 u know right before the lord commander came (i miss that guy he was cool )

On May 10 2013 15:44 -Archangel- wrote:

That was not a white walker but a zombie (wight).

On May 10 2013 16:19 Resent wrote:

nvm i cant read haha

On May 10 2013 08:09 Dazed_Spy wrote:
Whered this magic figure of 100k come from? We have zero idea how many there are, we have zero idea how long they've been prepping to run. You can freeze plenty of kinds of food, and so I dont consider it particularly suprising if a fairly large body of people, having advanced warning, collected and maintained enough of a high protein food to simply sustain themselves for...what? A month, two, three? We dont even know the time frame. It's quite possible that whatever explanation is given will be ridiculous, but thanks to ambiguity there is no way to dismiss it. Sam is fat amongst starving to death nights watchman. That is explicit and there is no ambiguity.

And Daenerys was starving and dieing of thirst [quite a few died] before she got lucky and stumbled into a city. Plenty of people make idiotic excursions into deserts and survive.

On May 10 2013 17:33 Parcelleus wrote:
Sam is gosu in my book, gentle human with a very big heart.