Game Of Thrones Television series *may contain spoilers*

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they can drag out 1 thing for 5-6 episodes easily,

i imagine there will be some big battles coming up i.e.

1. euron against theon and yara greyjoy with dany's help

2. the north v the ice king

3. the lannisters v dorne and tyrells

4. brann and whatever purpose he has, presumably as the last male stark he will play an important role in the outcome of the war

5. sam and whatever purpose he has

6. Dany v Casterly Rock

7. Arya and her new ninja abilities
I got the impression that the tyrells and martells are aligned with dany now. Martells want revenge and so does the tyrells so they will fight along side dany rather than fracture off. I mean their target is kings landing which is where dany needs to be as well.

Jamie will abandon cersi after killing her and join brienne. Either that or it will be his final good move in his life to stop his sister.

The only thing they can drag out is the wall falling and that is only because it's took 5 books / 6 series and the walkers still haven't come down lol
 
That episode was complete rubbish , anyone who says or thinks otherwise is having a laugh ! Too many characters now just existing for the sake of it ! What is the point now of Kings landing and Highgarden and other shitt? As for the window jump , I give up !

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How awful was that mate ? Honestly I don't recognise this bumf from the books ( and to be fair the first 4 series ) . I could honestly spend all night pulling that fiasco apart but can't be arsed , just waiting for some flute like Brennan to bounce in and bore me plumbs off by proclaiming me an idiot for not falling over my arse to love it as I watch the thing ! God help us if fat whelk dies !
 
Very droll ya fat twit !

How awful was that mate ? Honestly I don't recognise this bumf from the books ( and to be fair the first 4 series ) . I could honestly spend all night pulling that fiasco apart but can't be arsed , just waiting for some flute like Brennan to bounce in and bore me plumbs off by proclaiming me an idiot for not falling over my arse to love it as I watch the thing ! God help us if fat whelk dies !

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How awful was that mate ? Honestly I don't recognise this bumf from the books ( and to be fair the first 4 series ) . I could honestly spend all night pulling that fiasco apart but can't be arsed , just waiting for some flute like Brennan to bounce in and bore me plumbs off by proclaiming me an idiot for not falling over my arse to love it as I watch the thing ! God help us if fat whelk dies !
It's your opinion but for someone who thinks walking dead is shakespearian I think your comments become somewhat invalid!
 
I'm usually first in here for a moan, that was great. The music score and directing were just brilliant.
Agreed.

The entire first act was Game of Thrones back to nearly it's very best and a good part of that was the music.

Miles better than episode 9 simply because it was more dark and unpredictable. Even the "happy" endings were qualified in that they sowed the seeds for future problems.
 
Greatest TV show ever

Will be utterly devastated when it ends

One thing, when there doing there king in the north bit, what's that look about that little finger gives Sansa
He is trying to create distrust between Sansa and Jon, so that Sansa rules the north rather than Jon. Littlefinger believes he can control Sansa, so if she controls the north and he controls her, that gives him the North and the Vale.

Unlikely prediction: Sansa manipulates Littelfinger's lust for her in season 7, seduces him and murders him mid-shag.
 
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Sansa secretly promises to marry Littlefinger in exchange for military support. John secretly secures the support of the Greywaters (Reeds). John and Sansa take Winterfell without a fight after the Umbers (and Manderlys) betray the Boltons with the three armies gathered outside of Winterfell (Ramsay is fed to the dogs as his father warned him would happen because of his cruelty). We discover Littlefinger had the Umbers in his pocket and Rickon was another pawn for his schemes. The Arryns return to the Eyrie. Sansa unites the north. John, the Reeds, and the Stark army ride south to the Neck.

The tension between the Faith, the Lannisters, and the Tyrells continues. Arya shows up in Kings Landing and assassinates Cersei and The Mountain. Jamie thinks the Faith were behind it. The Tyrells abandon Kings Landing and return home. Jamie abandons the north to march on Kings Landing.

Edmure Tully reveals the Blackfish was not killed and retakes Riverrun. The northern army and the Tully army take The Twins. Also possible that Arya continues her murder spree and takes out Walder Frey (and maybe Littlefinger?).

Daenerys destroys the Masters' fleet and the bulk of their military power with the help of her dragons (and maybe the Ironborn, can't figure out Euron's part as he's so vastly different than in the books). As a result, Daenerys unites the Free Cities and secures their future. She also has the loyalty of the Dothraki and likely at least one faction of the Ironborn. In the books, Daenerys is supposed to go East into Asshai and I think the introduction of the red priestesses means she probably will before eventually heading to Dragonstone.

Daenerys offers the Houses of Westeros the right to retain titles and lands if they swear fealty (like her ancestors did). The Tyrells offer allegiance. Daenerys claims Dorne through Rhaegar's marriage to Elia. Dorne is effectively leaderless, Varys lays the groundwork for alliance, and the Sand Snakes refuse to honor the claim of "any man" which is a convenient foreshadowing for Daenerys.

This leaves Westeros divided as follows: Northern Alliance under Sansa and John; Daenerys poised for conquest in the South; the Lannisters battling the Faith in the middle.

Samwell discovers the Maesters are trying to suppress/eliminate magic from the world. They had almost done so by killing all the dragons last time around. He runs from Oldtown (what he does best) and tells John what the maesters have done/are planning. This reveals the Seven to be a vast conspiracy and maybe reveals the Faith's part in destroying House Targaryen (as revenge for taking away the Faith's powers). .

I think Jamie dies at some point during this or is forced to take the Black and Tyrion inherits the Lannister lands, uniting the South under Daenerys. "The dragon has three riders" means John unites the North, Daenerys unites the South, and Tyrion brings in the rest. Conquest by diplomacy this time (mostly).

John Snow is revealed to be Rhaegar and Lyanna's child: John Targaryen. The great houses of Stark and Targaryen are joined in alliance. Daenarys learns about the Maester conspiracy and takes Kings Landing and Oldtown and destroys/subverts the Faith. The "conquest" of Westeros is completed in time for a final showdown between The Lord of Light and The Others.

Bran Stark is revealed to have been popping in and out of history for a thousand years as "Bran the Builder" and has influenced just enough to delay the Others for long enough for everybody else to unite against them.

Big battle for humanity. Scenes.
 
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