So is Jamie rolling up solo dolo to the North? I guess he now becomes the military commander and strategist. I'm assuming he takes some people with him. They really need the Scorpion to take out the undead dragon.
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The interesting part about Jon Snow's ancestry shows itself in the incest part as a matter of fact.
Aegon Targaryen, his name father - grand grandfather was the King that rised up against Westeros and started the 300-year Targaryen Dynasty that ended with the Mad King's fall at the end of the Robert's Rebellion.
He had three dragons that he used to easily win his battles. He rode one, and his sisters rode the other two. He took his sisters for his wife to keep the bloodline pure as a Targaryen tradition.
The iron throne everyone wants to sit on was forged with his dragon's fire from the swords of men that died in his hand.
Tyrion is the most interesting, most conflicted character. He still loves his brother, but is on opposite sides of a war with him. He knows Cersei is toxic, no one has even taken her to task for blowing up the scept and taking the throne, but he can't bring himself to take her down. He wants Jon's support in the Great War and War for Westeros, but knows that Jon and Dany becoming intimate adds complication.
I wonder how it is that Joffrey and Cersei ended up so screwed up, while the rest of the Lannisters were at least somewhat civil.
Varys is smart enough and knows Cersei well enough that he should also be advising against expecting anything from her or believing a word she says.
I wonder how it is that Joffrey and Cersei ended up so screwed up, while the rest of the Lannisters were at least somewhat civil.
Varys is smart enough and knows Cersei well enough that he should also be advising against expecting anything from her or believing a word she says.
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Lann the Clever -the female top chart of the bloodline - took Casterly Rock with her wits.
Lannisters are known for being witty ***** that measure the consensus, smell the air and act however suits them.
"You have to give it to the Lannisters – they may be the most pompous, ponderous ***** the gods ever suffered to walk the world, but they do have outrageous amounts of money."
-Renly Baratheon
Cercei is no where near what his imbred son Joffrey is. Joffrey was not disabled, but he was over-spoiled so much to a point that as he grew he became a sadistic tyrant without reason.
Cercei never did any action within the whole series even when she was imprisoned that did not meet her motives to follow the rational way to protect her children, Jamie and the power over the throne. Even the wildfire thing was her tremendous feel of vengeance's doing instead of a lunatic motive like the Mad King's.
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They hinted how they take out most of the dead army - by killing Nights King. Dead Nights King = Dead Viserion. I doubt they will use scorpions vs Viserion.
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Arrow with dragon glass? I have no clue to be honest. Could not imagine that Nights King can kill Viserion by just throwing a spear, so anything is possible I guess.
That's a decent prediction. Bran has to have some kind of relevance with his powers at some point. Maybe Bran takes control of the dragon long enough to wipe out a big portion of the undead army before somehow getting the dragon to kill itself.
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It did not appear he was bringing an army with him. Much less a scorpion. Dont think the normal munition for the Scorpion would kill it anyway.
Of course not, but the point is it can shoot an arrow far and fast enough to land a hit on a moving dragon. Just got to give it dragon glass tips and you have a 1 shot kill.
What I read regarding Jaime next season...
Well, in the leaked script I read he travels to Riverrun where he left a large Lannister/Frey force. They are being besieged by House Tulley who is trying to retake their ancestral home. Jaime straight up hands Riverrun back to House Tulley with no fight. In return he convinced the Tulleys of the undead threat and the Lannister, Frey and Tulley forces unite into one army and march north. They show up at Winterfell and prevent the living from a massive defeat.
MVP
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Night King walked right through dragon fire and it it even went down when he was walking through it.
You can kill the wights with fire. I dont think you can kill the White Walkers with fire. That would be far too easy.
That would make to much sense wouldnt it? However, Cersei controls the army so she would not want to help them in such an endeavor.
It didn't hit him. He destroyed it first then walked through. If I remember correctly.
Not just any fire although that prevents bodies from becoming wights. Dragon Fire is different I believe. Only 2 sources of that now and they have to contend with a Frost Dragon now.
