Game Of Thrones

[Gameface]

If we are talking numbers than yeah that helps. Especially if they are under the control of the Lannisters.

Who leads them now that Walder and his oldest sons are gone?

His house is still cursed. Arya is still out there.

 

[Stoked]

Who leads them now that Walder and his oldest sons are gone?

His house is still cursed. Arya is still out there.

Exactly. No clue.

Also who controls Storms Landing? That might be a way to further strengthen the Lannisters as they look the weakest right now.

Edit: I really hope that Bran and Arya meet back up with John and Sansa. Those two would be a great boon to his forces.

 

[NCJazz]

Who leads them now that Walder and his oldest sons are gone?

His house is still cursed. Arya is still out there.

Doesnt elder Frey have a huge amount of kids?

 

[NCJazz]

Exactly. No clue.

Also who controls Storms Landing? That might be a way to further strengthen the Lannisters as they look the weakest right now.

The Mountainstein shall slay the dragons.

 

[Gameface]

Did anyone pick up on the fact that there has been retribution against all who took part in the Red Wedding?

In the Red Wedding the Starks people were killed by crossbow, Robb was stabbed in the stomach and Catelyn had her throat cut.

Tywin was shot by his own son with a crossbow

Roose Bolton was stabbed in the stomach by his own son

Walder Frey was fed his sons in a pie and then had his throat cut

Don't **** with Guest Right

• The Rat Cook, a legendary figure who allegedly lived centuries ago, who killed the son of a King while they were guests at the Nightfort. He then baked the flesh of the King's son into a meat pie, and served it back to his own father, who unwittingly enjoyed it so much that he asked for a second piece. The gods were not offended by the murder (as a man has a right to vengeance), nor even by the cooking of the son into a pie, but for violating the protection of guest right, as the laws of hospitality are sacred above all others.[SUP][1][/SUP]

 

[NCJazz]

arya scene was unexpected. damn

It is amazing how fast some of these people get around when the fastest mode of transportation is a horse or a ship with sails unless of course you are Dani.

 

[Gameface]

Doesnt elder Frey have a huge amount of kids?

Yeah but they've never been directly introduced as characters so we don't know anything about them.

 

[NCJazz]

I was thinking Lancel Lannister was omni-present, being everywhere a faith militant is but then I saw Varys in Dorne and the on a ship sailing from Mereen. **** travelling.

When I saw the pie and the girl said they are here, I thought finally the Manderlys are in the fray. Never thought I would see a Manderly after it turned out she was Arya but then there came a Manderly(plot twist). How quick is travelling in this show?

R+L=J confirmed.

Jamie will kill Cersei, that much is clear.

Next season will start with a Dothraki vomiting from a ship.

That would clear the way for Jamie and Brianne.

 

[NCJazz]

Yeah but they've never been directly introduced as characters so we don't know anything about them.

Of course good chance they would start to kill each other to lay claim.

 

[Saint Cy of JFC]

Exactly. No clue.

Also who controls Storms Landing? That might be a way to further strengthen the Lannisters as they look the weakest right now.

Edit: I really hope that Bran and Arya meet back up with John and Sansa. Those two would be a great boon to his forces.

They look weak? They are the richest and they have the nicest looking place. (right?) They always look strong AF. The weakest looks like Jon and the North. They have heart for sure, but no way they have the numbers or resources of the Lannisters. Does anyone?

 

[Gameface]

They look weak? They are the richest and they have the nicest looking place. (right?) They always look strong AF. The weakest looks like Jon and the North. They have heart for sure, but no way they have the numbers or resources of the Lannisters. Does anyone?

Danny

 

[Saint Cy of JFC]

Danny

Does she even have more people though? I know she has a lot, but you'd figure some of those people die at sea (I'm assuming a battle at sea happens with Theon's uncle).

IDK, it't just King's Landing always looks huge compared to everywhere else on the show and much nicer. Do they ever address the population of the armys in the books?