Game of Thrones: Season 7

[12intheBox]

Whats Littlefinger up to with that note?

 

[OldSchool]

Whats Littlefinger up to with that note?

He's trying to get Sansa to kick Jon out and take over. Part of that is driving a wedge between the sisters so he's the one Sansa turns to. I don't think he realizes how much all of the Stark kids distrust him.

 

[12intheBox]

He's trying to get Sansa to kick Jon out and take over. Part of that is driving a wedge between the sisters so he's the one Sansa turns to. I don't think he realizes how much all of the Stark kids distrust him.

So clearly he knew Arya was following him - but what did that note say? I saw that Sansa wrote it and that someone is dead. Was that a real note or a forgery? And doesn't Littlefinger realize that Bran is a factor?

 

[OldSchool]

So clearly he knew Arya was following him - but what did that note say? I saw that Sansa wrote it and that someone is dead. Was that a real note or a forgery? And doesn't Littlefinger realize that Bran is a factor?

It was a note Sansa wrote to Robb Stark asking him to swear allegiance to Joffrey. He's trying to get Arya mad at Sansa by showing her this message. Problem is Arya already knows Sansa started out liking Joffrey. The question is what does Arya do with it. If she's as smart as she's made out to be she'll know that she was meant to find the note and act accordingly by allying with Sansa.

 

[Loyal]

That is definitely the case. There is also a theory out there that Tyrion is also part Targaryen, the dragons were "calm" around him when he unchained them, and Tywin says to Tyrion multiple times "you're no son of mine", and there is a lot of backstory about Tyrion's mothe and the Mad King.

It's hard to pat oneself on the back AND type at the same time:yay:. Is this story line in the books?

 

[OldSchool]

It's hard to pat oneself on the back AND type at the same time:yay:. Is this story line in the books?

This season is beyond the books now.

 

[shovelpass]

It's hard to pat oneself on the back AND type at the same time:yay:. Is this story line in the books?

The books are behind, but the groundwork for Jon's lineage was already in place. According to George R.R. Martin he should be finished with the next book by early 2018, "Winds of Winter" which is also the title of the last episode. I guess in 2002 during a Q&A Martin subtly stated that Ned wasn't Jon's father. Also knowing what we know, it could be assumed that the title for the book series "A Song of Ice and Fire" could be a reference to Jon.

 

[Loyal]

I heard a big question that I never thought of...Tyrion was watching as Bronn drove Jaimie into the water to avoid the dragon flame and then in the next episode both Bronn and Jaimie emerge from the water gasping (as though they had escaped somehow, swimming underwater far enough in armor to escape unseen).

How does Tyrion know that Jaimie is even alive to be seen at Kings Landing?

 

[BadCompany]

It was a note Sansa wrote to Robb Stark asking him to swear allegiance to Joffrey. He's trying to get Arya mad at Sansa by showing her this message. Problem is Arya already knows Sansa started out liking Joffrey. The question is what does Arya do with it. If she's as smart as she's made out to be she'll know that she was meant to find the note and act accordingly by allying with Sansa.

That's my guess. That Sansa and Arya are pulling one over on Littlefinger. Scamming the master scammer. Sansa showing off her smarty pants these days, and Arya's too clever, with too many weapons at her disposal, to be that easily trapped by Littlefinger.

Again, I don't get this plot line, and I would just as soon be done with it. The only reason I can see it existing is to give Sansa and Arya something to do until the SHTF.

End game prediction: Tyrion kills Dany because she goes mad and wants to fry Kings Landing (possibly because one or two of her dragon babies get killed), Jamie kills Cersei after finding out that the baby isn't his (if there even is a baby my guess is that it's the Mountain's) and that Cersei too is mad, and has been playing him all along, Jon dies heroically (for real this time), and either Sansa, or the Night King get the throne.

So there.

 

[dieterbrock]

Only 2 more episodes this season?

 

[SteezyEndo]

Wow what a awesome series. Just caught up it took me and my girlfriend almost 2 weeks to get caught up. Now I have to wait. Glad Jon Snow has a great crew to seek out the White Walkers. I believe they will use the White Walkers to defeat Cersei.

 

[OldSchool]

Only 2 more episodes this season?

Yes they said this season was only seven episodes and the final season would be 5-7 seasons.

 

[Elmgrovegnome]

That's my guess. That Sansa and Arya are pulling one over on Littlefinger. Scamming the master scammer. Sansa showing off her smarty pants these days, and Arya's too clever, with too many weapons at her disposal, to be that easily trapped by Littlefinger.

Again, I don't get this plot line, and I would just as soon be done with it. The only reason I can see it existing is to give Sansa and Arya something to do until the SHTF.

End game prediction: Tyrion kills Dany because she goes mad and wants to fry Kings Landing (possibly because one or two of her dragon babies get killed), Jamie kills Cersei after finding out that the baby isn't his (if there even is a baby my guess is that it's the Mountain's) and that Cersei too is mad, and has been playing him all along, Jon dies heroically (for real this time), and either Sansa, or the Night King get the throne.

So there.

LOL I knew there was more than one reason Cercei had the mountain resurrected. His height isn't the only thing that is mountainous

 

[SteezyEndo]

LOL I knew there was more than one reason Cercei had the mountain resurrected. His height isn't the only thing that is mountainous

Has anyone noticed anything about the white walkers? That giant that fought with the wildlings when they took back Winterfell from Ramsay and he got an arrow through the eye after breaching the gate. He was seeing running with the White Walkers to the Wall when Bran saw them in the vision. The Night King may be the Mad King Daenerys Father.

 

[Loyal]

Has anyone noticed anything about the white walkers? That giant that fought with the wildlings when they took back Winterfell from Ramsay and he got an arrow through the eye after breaching the gate. He was seeing running with the White Walkers to the Wall when Bran saw them in the vision. The Night King may be the Mad King Daenerys Father.

There were a few of the giants. I remember one dying as the Wildings attempted to over-run the wall (it died in the gated tunnel fight). Another died in the battle of the bastids, overtaking Winterfell...Besides, there could be others who were overwhelmed by the Whitewalkers not seen by the cameras...

 

[dieterbrock]

I'm going to re-watch the series after season 7 finale. I feel like I've missed so much.

 

[OldSchool]

This season just keeps getting better and better!

 

[RhodyRams]

So The Night King got himself a dragon..shits about to real now

 

[RhodyRams]

. The Night King may be the Mad King Daenerys Father.

How you figure?

 

[SteezyEndo]

How you figure?

Same modus operandi. The North.