Game Of Thrones: Season 8

[Nymzee]

Is Gendry the true heir or Jon? I really hope we don’t see some Gendry/Arya marriage to unite the north and south.

 

[Yarrgh]

He’s scared of fire isn’t he.

Being shell shocked is more than likely to happen to some participants. No excuses for That fat fool Tarly though.

 

[Eggs]

....still going with the lad from the North getting the lady with the dragons pregnant. It’s what happens when you do what they appear to be doing.

 

[Yarrgh]

I enjoyed it. That and now I can read the spoiler filled articles and threads is equally good.

Now bring on the next big battle with the South. I'm hoping for a huge big kick off down south.

I hope Bronn gets his castle in the end.

 

[JAYMULL]

Up until the Dothraki charge being extinguished, it was absolutely blinding. In reflection, as a siege of a castle and full on assault of the castle, I really thought it went well. After that I understand some of the complaints about people seemingly turning up out of nowhere to save a particular person or other, and that some of the actions were not rational or keeping with the characters, but I was swept away while watching it. No major deaths was a surprise.

I liked the moment when Jon confronted the Night King, and seeing the potential for victory being snatched away. I liked Theon's story in this episode, I thought Arya up to and including the point where she met Melisandre was good, and can't complain about what she ultimately ended up doing as how else could you get rid of the NK? The Bran storyline seems to go nowhere here. Also the NK- how does the rest of Westeros view this news - it's probably just a whole heap of Northerner superstition - I had hoped that this battle had ended up at King's Landing. I also had hoped that Jon Snow would have been blasted with fire from a dragon and came out unscathed to show that he was a Targaryen - though I'm hoping for something like that at the battle against the forces of Cersi.

Bran is consciousness he's beyond time and space he knew what was going to happen, he see's it all simultaneously that's why he gave Arya the dagger a few episodes back. Not sure why he flew away maybe it was to clear his mind before the NK arrived so his mind couldn't be accessed. The NK wanted to erase human consciousness that was his sole aim. Classic stuff.

 

[USABlue]

Euron for King of the Seven Kingdoms

Also annoyed the Dragonborn makes no appearance - that’d have been cool.

Show euron is awful

 

[Tree13]

Spoiler: Serious question

What weapon did Arya stab the Night King with?

At first I thought it was the valaryian steel dagger, but didn't she give that to Sansa just before the start of the battle along with the instruction "Stick them with the pointy end"?

 

[Nymzee]

Spoiler: Serious question

What weapon did Arya stab the Night King with?

At first I thought it was the valaryian steel dagger, but didn't she give that to Sansa just before the start of the battle along with the instruction "Stick them with the pointy end"?

It was the dagger Bran gave her with the weird name. She just gave a dragonglass dagger to Sansa.

 

[Dom1878]

Is Gendry the true heir or Jon? I really hope we don’t see some Gendry/Arya marriage to unite the north and south.

Well Jon is - but just due to how the whole king thing is - so is Gendry really...

Personally I still think Danerys will die, John will be rightful king - but not want the throne due to either a) having done is time and it's time to die again or b) wanting to be just king of the north - and he'll give the throne to Gendry with Arya at his side.

 

[Parker]

I wouldve liked someone more important to die. That's what has been good about Game of Thrones thinking "hes way too much of a main character to die" and then they get done in. Instead a bloke with an eye patch, an old woman and some scruff from the wall died.

 

[Dom1878]

I wouldve liked someone more important to die. That's what has been good about Game of Thrones thinking "hes way too much of a main character to die" and then they get done in. Instead a bloke with an eye patch, an old woman and some scruff from the wall died.

Yup, I remember the Red Wedding and I was like WTF how can Game of Thrones carry on without all of these characters etc. I wanted that moment...

...I'm hoping because there wasn't anything - there'll be a few shock deaths out of nowhere. Both Lannister Brothers are pretty much guaranteed to die at some point.

 

[neil999]

Yup, I remember the Red Wedding and I was like WTF how can Game of Thrones carry on without all of these characters etc. I wanted that moment...

...I'm hoping because there wasn't anything - there'll be a few shock deaths out of nowhere. Both Lannister Brothers are pretty much guaranteed to die at some point.

i remember people in here complaining about characters being killed off that time had been invested in lol

 

[Prevenger17]

Tbh, in the context of the show, which was about complex grey characters going at it, the Night King wasnt a good villain. Like, he said nothing and had no human emotions so nobody could understand his motivations. Glad he got shivved like an ice bish. Bring on Cersei

 

[Mutzo Nutzo]

Basically Jon Snow had a crap battle. He fell off his dragon and wandered about for the final 20 minutes looking gormless. He should have been subbed at half-time, (get Jo on FFS).

The Dothraki did a Calvert-Lewin. Looked good up until the final 3rd then fell apart. The massive bunch of Texans

Meh...Cersei has got the iron throne in the bag.

 

[Parker]

Surely Cersei can't Everton this.