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They're cousins, not siblings.

No, she is his aunt. here is breakdown...

Rhaegar was the son of the Mad King Aerys, and older brother to Daenerys and Viserys Targaryen. Lyanna was the only daughter of Rickard Stark, and sister to Ned, Benjen, and Brandon.

Since Jon Snow is the son of Rhaegar and Lyanna, that means Daenerys is his aunt. Plus, since Ned is his uncle while Sansa, Arya, and Bran are all Jon's cousins.
 
No, she is his aunt. here is breakdown...

Rhaegar was the son of the Mad King Aerys, and older brother to Daenerys and Viserys Targaryen. Lyanna was the only daughter of Rickard Stark, and sister to Ned, Benjen, and Brandon.

Since Jon Snow is the son of Rhaegar and Lyanna, that means Daenerys is his aunt. Plus, since Ned is his uncle while Sansa, Arya, and Bran are all Jon's cousins.

Dammit you're right. I had that tingly feeling in the back of my head I was wrong. Thanks for the correction.
 
I just want an epic fight between The Mountain Man and The Hound. I'm guessing it's a close fight but in some way, The Hound sacrifices himself for Arya... who then kills MM with some sneaky from behind **** or something...then she kills Cersei's dumb ***.
It would be poetic irony is the hound killed the mountain using fire. Especially like you said if it was for a trial by combat.

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Nah he is great. Just the kinda dude who survives no matter what. Don't give a **** about a white curly boy who stangles his throat and threatens him.

Man little finger needs to get got, he's the sort of workplace sociopath that baseball bats and car parks were invented for.
 
I'm still not over the Iron Islands went from being a weak banner nation of the north to a naval superpower this season defeating the Dorne's ships and now this episode the Unsullied ships.
 
I'm still not over the Iron Islands went from being a weak banner nation of the north to a naval superpower this season defeating the Dorne's ships and now this episode the Unsullied ships.

The Iron Born have always been the naval power. They problem is that they get thumped anytime they fight an army on land. They were a banner nation of the north because they tried to fight there way inland and got trampled. If they had stuck to raiding costal towns/villages and basically being pirates they would have faired better.

Also the 'Dorn" ships were not Dornish, they were Iron Born rebel ships. The leader of Dorn and her daughters were only hitching a ride.
 
Dorne is 1 of the seven kingdoms and a coastal area as well (like all the other kingdoms) so I imagine they would have some sort of navy. The fact that a split up Iron Island fleet beat them seems like a reverse deus ex machina for me to make the cersei vs daenarys fight more dramatic and a way to kill of characters since we have too many. After looking elsewhere online no one else is having this problem and I guess I build up Dorne too much in my head. This season seems like daenarys (and allies vs cersei and next season daenarys (and allies) vs white walkers/others.
 
Dorne is 1 of the seven kingdoms and a coastal area as well (like all the other kingdoms) so I imagine they would have some sort of navy. The fact that a split up Iron Island fleet beat them seems like a reverse deus ex machina for me to make the cersei vs daenarys fight more dramatic and a way to kill of characters since we have too many. After looking elsewhere online no one else is having this problem and I guess I build up Dorne too much in my head. This season seems like daenarys (and allies vs cersei and next season daenarys (and allies) vs white walkers/others.

It was not a Dorn fleet. In the show they straight up ask Yara to take the Dorn queen home. The Iron Born fleet under Euron attacked and sank rebels. Not the Dornish fleet.
 
Tons of time warping and teleportation in Westeros these days.

That's one thing that really has the books bogged down, people taking A LOT of time getting from one place to the next and GRRM feeling the need to chronicle every step along the way. But the show has gone too far in the other direction.

First Euron build a huge fleet in no time at all. Then he teleports it to wherever it needs to be whenever it needs to be there.

John Snow makes it from one end of the continent to the other with apparently nothing eventful happening on his journey.

Just look at the map and realize Euron was first at King's Landing, then intercepted the rebel Iron fleet headed to Dorn, then delivered his hostages back to King's Landing, then intercepted the Unsullied fleet at Casterly Rock. He's got some fast ships!

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