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The best episode of Season 6....
And it moved so fast, so much content all at once. Just awesome.
And it moved so fast, so much content all at once. Just awesome.
Game of Thrones Season 6 episode 10: The Winds of Winter
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Chikombo
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Holy crap it was awesome so many moments. Finally a confirmation about Jon Snow I did not expect that and Arya got revenge such a badass. And Cercei being the new Queen whaaat. Those poor religious people.
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Totsuka No Tsurugi
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I hope Scott Gimple and Robert Kirkman is watching this finale.... this is how you do it.. not that #whoisit BS,
and DAKINGINTHENORF IS BACK !!!!!!!!!!!!!!,
The throne should have passed to Jaime not Cersei... well i guess The Kingslayer is about to become The Quennslayer,
and props to Olenna for making those snakes STFU.
and DAKINGINTHENORF IS BACK !!!!!!!!!!!!!!,
The throne should have passed to Jaime not Cersei... well i guess The Kingslayer is about to become The Quennslayer,
and props to Olenna for making those snakes STFU.
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Airbourne41
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Probably the most well-rounded episode in the season for me. I was so happy chanting KING IN THE NORTH for Jon.
Totsuka No Tsurugi
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I cant wait a year after all this
- R+L = J Confirmed.
- King in the North! (Go Lady Mormont)
- Arya kills Walder Frey.
- Wildfyre bomb.
- Sam's happy at Old Town
- Dany and Company heading to Westeros.
- Queen Cersei
- Varys to Dorne with Lady Olenna, then back behind Dany.
- Hand of the Queen Tyrion.
- R+L = J Confirmed.
- King in the North! (Go Lady Mormont)
- Arya kills Walder Frey.
- Wildfyre bomb.
- Sam's happy at Old Town
- Dany and Company heading to Westeros.
- Queen Cersei
- Varys to Dorne with Lady Olenna, then back behind Dany.
- Hand of the Queen Tyrion.
RasenUchihaChaos
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Cersei really knows how to screw up and make things worse also why is the show abandoning the rules of westoros a woman cannot inherit if there are any Living males relatives she is a kind layer.
She burned down the sept killing Margeary Lora's her uncle the hand of the king and tommens commits suicide and many other nobles were killed this would have the city in an uproar riots chaos
If they don't show other Lannisters next season denouncing her that's ridiculous other southern houses declaring revenge like the tyrells
She burned down the sept killing Margeary Lora's her uncle the hand of the king and tommens commits suicide and many other nobles were killed this would have the city in an uproar riots chaos
If they don't show other Lannisters next season denouncing her that's ridiculous other southern houses declaring revenge like the tyrells
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Cersei might have gotten her revenge, but like usual she does everything in hindsight. Tywin himself told her they're in debt and that they rely on House Tyrell's provisions to keep afloat...yet she still insists on blowing up the sept and killing both Loras and Margaery, and completely alienating herself from the Tyrell's as a result. War is inevitable because of her actions...she only worsened her predicament. Without the Tyrells, she can't win.
I knew Sunspear would definitely follow Daenerys ever since the Sand Snakes rebelled, but to see it happen is dope. Now The Reach's in addition to both Daenerys' army and Sunspear's...Cersei is well and truly screwed.
I knew Sunspear would definitely follow Daenerys ever since the Sand Snakes rebelled, but to see it happen is dope. Now The Reach's in addition to both Daenerys' army and Sunspear's...Cersei is well and truly screwed.
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It was nice how it started quite and slow, they get ready, Tommen gets stopped by mountain and Cersei watches Sept burn drinking wine. Some women want to watch the world burn.
Gilly has started wearing good clothes. It is odd Sam's father is not hunting them for stealing the great sword.
Melly got it easy out, May be she will come back or join BwB.
I was scared when the showed sand sneks, thankfully it was short.
They talked about revenge, with Tommen dead house Lannister has no future like Tyrells, there is nothing much left take revenge, they can take halfburned, starved KL from Cersei. It was too fast Arya came to westores and started with her list, there was not much action in there.
Jon fails to paint the picture how dead zombies are coming for them. It was great to see another king in the norf scene. Now people saying R+L=J, if it is that is really disappointing it was the most spammed theory. makes Jon a special kid, just like Naruto.
In the end now no house has things right, Dany has an overkill army and dragons. May be the weather will turn her great enemy.
Gilly has started wearing good clothes. It is odd Sam's father is not hunting them for stealing the great sword.
Melly got it easy out, May be she will come back or join BwB.
I was scared when the showed sand sneks, thankfully it was short.
They talked about revenge, with Tommen dead house Lannister has no future like Tyrells, there is nothing much left take revenge, they can take halfburned, starved KL from Cersei. It was too fast Arya came to westores and started with her list, there was not much action in there.
Jon fails to paint the picture how dead zombies are coming for them. It was great to see another king in the norf scene. Now people saying R+L=J, if it is that is really disappointing it was the most spammed theory. makes Jon a special kid, just like Naruto.
In the end now no house has things right, Dany has an overkill army and dragons. May be the weather will turn her great enemy.
Xee Etbrkz
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Surprised to see Caliburn hasn't posted yet. Maybe he is typing one of those extra long posts....
1) Starting was awesome. I literally had no idea where they were going with this, with Cersei not attending the trial. Then when I saw the wildfire, I knew what was going to happen. Her interaction with the Septon priestess was good too. She is as cruel as they come. Hate her, love her, she does know how to play the Game of Thrones. But she doesn't always anticipate the consequences of her actions. Tommen was a consequence of her actions. The only thing that kept her human was her children, now since all of them are gone, she would be the monster we know she is. She has already reached the mad king levels, wonder how much more she will degrade, there is no end really for her now. Wonder if Jamie will be the Kingslayer twice. Also, why do the Baratheon and other armies follow her? I mean she is not one of them....
2) Jon Snow being the King of the North is all well and good, but I sense a bit of resentment from Sansa. I hope this relationship doesn't turn like Renley - Stannis' relationship. R+ L = J confirmed yay..... Are we really sure that Little finger wants to sit on the Iron Throne ? I mean he has lied before.
3) Though it is nice to see Arya take revenge for the Starks, I am a little concerned that she has turned a cold blooded murderer.
4) Bran received little development , though the theories about White Walkers not being able to cross the wall due to magic may be true. If that is so, Bran will be the one that will bring the war to mankind
5) Danery's saying that she didn't feel anything and just wanted to move on was a little cruel, but awesome at the same time. With dragons, the Dothrakis , the Unsullied, Tyrell and Dorn armies and not to mention, the wisdom of Varys and Tyrion, Danerys is a formidable force. The North won't come to Cersei's aid as well. I wonder how will she defend her throne.
This episode had more events happening than entire seasons.10/10 Can feel the end is near. Winter is here.
1) Starting was awesome. I literally had no idea where they were going with this, with Cersei not attending the trial. Then when I saw the wildfire, I knew what was going to happen. Her interaction with the Septon priestess was good too. She is as cruel as they come. Hate her, love her, she does know how to play the Game of Thrones. But she doesn't always anticipate the consequences of her actions. Tommen was a consequence of her actions. The only thing that kept her human was her children, now since all of them are gone, she would be the monster we know she is. She has already reached the mad king levels, wonder how much more she will degrade, there is no end really for her now. Wonder if Jamie will be the Kingslayer twice. Also, why do the Baratheon and other armies follow her? I mean she is not one of them....
2) Jon Snow being the King of the North is all well and good, but I sense a bit of resentment from Sansa. I hope this relationship doesn't turn like Renley - Stannis' relationship. R+ L = J confirmed yay..... Are we really sure that Little finger wants to sit on the Iron Throne ? I mean he has lied before.
3) Though it is nice to see Arya take revenge for the Starks, I am a little concerned that she has turned a cold blooded murderer.
4) Bran received little development , though the theories about White Walkers not being able to cross the wall due to magic may be true. If that is so, Bran will be the one that will bring the war to mankind
5) Danery's saying that she didn't feel anything and just wanted to move on was a little cruel, but awesome at the same time. With dragons, the Dothrakis , the Unsullied, Tyrell and Dorn armies and not to mention, the wisdom of Varys and Tyrion, Danerys is a formidable force. The North won't come to Cersei's aid as well. I wonder how will she defend her throne.
This episode had more events happening than entire seasons.10/10 Can feel the end is near. Winter is here.
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Arya da bess. Killing those lame ass Freys and Cersei finally getting rid of those religious freaks. Goodjob Tommen lmao
Cant wait for Daenerys vs Cersei (i dont want dany on the throne but considering what she has itd be retarded if she didnt get it) and Jon vs White Walkers.
Cant wait for Daenerys vs Cersei (i dont want dany on the throne but considering what she has itd be retarded if she didnt get it) and Jon vs White Walkers.
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Fave part in the whole episode tbh
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That episode was breathtaking. GoT is not just amazing because of its story, but the performances of many actors are simply astounding and then the way how all the scenes are choreographed and the music to set the mood are beyond words.
That Cersei was planning to set Baelor's sept ablaze with Wildfire had been predicted, but I never expected that this would involve the deaths of nearly all the Tyrell's and Lannisters. And then Tommen...many people disliked him because he was timid and weak-willed, but as a result it was quite hard to figure out what he was thinking because he himself doesn't seem to be sure. I was half and half expecting that he finally snapped and would try to kill his own mother (knowing full that she was behind it) and that he accidentally would die int the attempt...but then he suddenly committed suicide. In some weird way I kinda respect him for that as there was zero hesitation. No tears, no crying, no insecure voice...for maybe the first time in his life he was resolute and what harder punishment for Cersei than knowing she made her own child commit suicide?
It was surprising though that Cersei became the queen and sit on the Iron Throne. That possibility never occurred for the simple reason I thought that was plainly impossible as neither her allies nor her enemies would have ever allowed such a thing. There were simply too many people in the way of that, but yeah she blew them all up. I would have never imagined that this is how things would end up.
Ow yeah, Arya has obtained the face-swap trick. I was rather confused about the entire Arya storyline in Bravos as it I didn't get what now the purpose was, however I'm glad she obtained some of the skills of the Faceless Men. I was intrigued about the Twins scenes as I didn't know what to expect exactly. Jamie killing them all? The Brotherhood assaulting them? But when Arya started talking about how Walder' sons where there, it was immediately obvious it was Arya in disguise. This also means that both Bran and Arya are closing in on Winterfell as Bran is just north of the Wall (I assume the tree he was at, is the tree where the men of the Night's Watch who follow the old gods say their vows) and Arya is just south of Moat Cailin.
And FINALLY! Finally the popular theory about Jon's parents has been proven! It was rather expected, but still great to experience it. Yes it hasn't been stated specifically yet, but at this point there really is no doubt anymore. I still got mixed feelings though about everything that happened in the North this episode. I've been pondering for ages now on what Littlefinger's intentions now were, what he was striving for. I'm glad we finally learned it, but that he wants the Iron Throne is meh. I actually can see him succeeding at that, however not without there being many people against it, something he should be very well aware of as no matter how much schemes, betrays and confuses people, there's a limit to how far that works in his favor.
Then seeing Lyanna Mormont shutting all those men up and proclaiming Jon as the White Wolf and King of the North was satisfying, however it was not what I expected. At this point this seems to be a repeat of lord Umber proclaiming Robb Stark as King of the North and we all know how that turned out. I was almost certain that Howland Reed would barge in and tell the truth about Jon's parents for all of them to hear, but it seems they want to let Bran do that. This however provides future issues as I sincerely doubt Dany will accept yet another king in the North. It would have been ideal if Jon's heritage would have come out on that moment as that would almost certainly have led to him supporting Dany. I was not surprised that Dorne would aid Dany, but I thought the North would be first and that Dorne would immediately follow. Considering the connection between the North, the Vale and the Riverlands, it would be only a matter of time before the two latter would follow suit. So you only have the Tyrells and the Lannisters remaining, but because of Cersei now even the Tyrell's are going to support Dany's claim.
What disturbed me the most however was Littlefinger's attempt to drive a wedge between Sansa and Jon. When Sansa and Littlefinger were watching each other when Jon became king I first thought Sansa was giving him a victorious smile, but afterwards I wasn't so sure anymore. It took hell of a lot of effort to get the Starks back together and now that all the ones that are still alive are close, the last thing I want to see is them falling apart for something like this.
And of course Dany's armada was plainly badass.
So frankly what she did is so common it's almost more rule than exception and in the end who could have possibly stopped her at this point? And even if many people know or assume she was behind that destruction of Baelor's sept and the death of all those people, which includes family members of hers, there really isn't any proof. All those wildfire barrels were already there, they were placed there by the Mad King and the only thing she had to do was lit the fuse. So there really isn't much that can be traced back to her being the culprit.
That Cersei was planning to set Baelor's sept ablaze with Wildfire had been predicted, but I never expected that this would involve the deaths of nearly all the Tyrell's and Lannisters. And then Tommen...many people disliked him because he was timid and weak-willed, but as a result it was quite hard to figure out what he was thinking because he himself doesn't seem to be sure. I was half and half expecting that he finally snapped and would try to kill his own mother (knowing full that she was behind it) and that he accidentally would die int the attempt...but then he suddenly committed suicide. In some weird way I kinda respect him for that as there was zero hesitation. No tears, no crying, no insecure voice...for maybe the first time in his life he was resolute and what harder punishment for Cersei than knowing she made her own child commit suicide?
It was surprising though that Cersei became the queen and sit on the Iron Throne. That possibility never occurred for the simple reason I thought that was plainly impossible as neither her allies nor her enemies would have ever allowed such a thing. There were simply too many people in the way of that, but yeah she blew them all up. I would have never imagined that this is how things would end up.
Ow yeah, Arya has obtained the face-swap trick. I was rather confused about the entire Arya storyline in Bravos as it I didn't get what now the purpose was, however I'm glad she obtained some of the skills of the Faceless Men. I was intrigued about the Twins scenes as I didn't know what to expect exactly. Jamie killing them all? The Brotherhood assaulting them? But when Arya started talking about how Walder' sons where there, it was immediately obvious it was Arya in disguise. This also means that both Bran and Arya are closing in on Winterfell as Bran is just north of the Wall (I assume the tree he was at, is the tree where the men of the Night's Watch who follow the old gods say their vows) and Arya is just south of Moat Cailin.
And FINALLY! Finally the popular theory about Jon's parents has been proven! It was rather expected, but still great to experience it. Yes it hasn't been stated specifically yet, but at this point there really is no doubt anymore. I still got mixed feelings though about everything that happened in the North this episode. I've been pondering for ages now on what Littlefinger's intentions now were, what he was striving for. I'm glad we finally learned it, but that he wants the Iron Throne is meh. I actually can see him succeeding at that, however not without there being many people against it, something he should be very well aware of as no matter how much schemes, betrays and confuses people, there's a limit to how far that works in his favor.
Then seeing Lyanna Mormont shutting all those men up and proclaiming Jon as the White Wolf and King of the North was satisfying, however it was not what I expected. At this point this seems to be a repeat of lord Umber proclaiming Robb Stark as King of the North and we all know how that turned out. I was almost certain that Howland Reed would barge in and tell the truth about Jon's parents for all of them to hear, but it seems they want to let Bran do that. This however provides future issues as I sincerely doubt Dany will accept yet another king in the North. It would have been ideal if Jon's heritage would have come out on that moment as that would almost certainly have led to him supporting Dany. I was not surprised that Dorne would aid Dany, but I thought the North would be first and that Dorne would immediately follow. Considering the connection between the North, the Vale and the Riverlands, it would be only a matter of time before the two latter would follow suit. So you only have the Tyrells and the Lannisters remaining, but because of Cersei now even the Tyrell's are going to support Dany's claim.
What disturbed me the most however was Littlefinger's attempt to drive a wedge between Sansa and Jon. When Sansa and Littlefinger were watching each other when Jon became king I first thought Sansa was giving him a victorious smile, but afterwards I wasn't so sure anymore. It took hell of a lot of effort to get the Starks back together and now that all the ones that are still alive are close, the last thing I want to see is them falling apart for something like this.
And of course Dany's armada was plainly badass.
Well for starters it's not like a woman can't inherit, it's simply that they are almost the last in the line. Secondly she was married to the king. All her three (official) children with the king are dead. All the brothers of the king and their children are likewise dead and I might as well mention that most of the king's bastards were put to the sword. Frankly I've been wondering for a long time now who is actually ruling the Stormlands as all known Baratheon's are dead, but anyway Cersei had in the current situation quite a strong claim, at least for a regent until a new successor would have been appointed. It's indeed still quite rare for a woman to take on the position of queen in such a manner, but in the end it's really not that unusual. To cite Pirates of the Caribbean: "They're more like guidelines". In the end, and this runs like a red thread throughout the history of Westeros, people follow whichever path is the most convenient and beneficial to them, not the path that should be followed following the rules of Westeros. This is how Robert Baratheon became king, this is how Renly Baratheon tried to do the same, this is how Balon Greyjoy tried to become independent and these are some of the most recent examples. In a more distant past you had the Dance of Dragons and the Blackfyre Rebellions for example.
So frankly what she did is so common it's almost more rule than exception and in the end who could have possibly stopped her at this point? And even if many people know or assume she was behind that destruction of Baelor's sept and the death of all those people, which includes family members of hers, there really isn't any proof. All those wildfire barrels were already there, they were placed there by the Mad King and the only thing she had to do was lit the fuse. So there really isn't much that can be traced back to her being the culprit.
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