She looks so much better without that wig.

Did they even talk about Rhaegar looks on the show?

Why lift when it's all about the harp playing.

welp found my next ex-wife. brb

At first I thought she looked better with the platinum blonde hair. I'm liking the natural hair more and more now.

she was so phuckin hnnnggg at that old Comic Con panel. around 10:15.


and on Rhaegar, the one I remember most was Oberyn but I'm pretty sure other people mentioned his looks. at about :52

Yes. She's his Aunt, her older brother is his father, he's the legitimate heir to the iron throne under the targaryen claim.

but saggy tits of peace

you shut your mouf! that's my future ex-wife you're talking about!

She looks great, I'm just gonna suggest you bring an air pump with you.

Why did I look that up? Thanks for ruining her.

I think its safe to assume that GRMM wont go for the Rhaegar annulled his first marriage and had a secret marriage with Lyanna

There are no secret weddings in Westeros, specially for noble class, much more so for royal class, and the bedding ceremony is a very big thing to them to make sure you consummate the marriage.

So it'll be interesting how GRMM will go with Jon Snow, would he remain a bastard, a legit heir to the throne, or would he actually remain dead? lol

Lol what's her name? Bags of sand

- unlikely, although I would lol if he just appeared later and cashed in all the lives Arya has taken since she left

- Sam is now the head of a somewhat major house, so maybe he can do something with that, plus he can probably make up some weapons/concoctions against the WWs

- there is no Night King in the books, the character was created by the showrunners. The Night's King mentioned by Martin is a completely different character, somewhat of a myth in Westerosi lore, the 13th Lord of the Night's Watch who supposedly banged and married a WW lady and then took over the Watch, but got later killed off. There was no reveal or origin story about the NK in the books.

- I don't think Jon gives a fuk about ruling, he's basically Rhaegar, very good at killing/ruling, but not really fond of it

- agree on the lackluster end of LF, I think he wanted to take over Winterfell as well on the side of Sansa and then work from there, but they really forgot about him and neutered his character. Shame.

We have to consider the gods and how they work. Factors are the nights king vs. azor ahai (old hero of fire)
Rhollor god of fire, great other god of shadow/death
The many faced God of death
The old gods of the north
The seven (probably don't exist)

Looks like rhollor and the great other are manifesting in the world through the red priests and the nights king

He should have taken the mask off for his father, not what's her name, kind of tired here, let's not derail the thread.

Are we ever going to find out? What'll come out first, book six, or season 8?

I hope so because I don't understand how Arya just left the faceless men without consequence. Unless they think she is dead I suppose.
I have a feeling Sam + Bran will figure out the motivation behind the NK, how he was created, who he is, etc. Bran can see the past, Sam has the knowledge/books that has to do with the WWs and their past.
I went to the GOT Wiki and what you said isnt correct. The blue eyed WW who leads the army of the dead is the NIGHT king, the Nights King (read below -- I put it in spoilers because none of this information is from the show, though from what I see it isnt exactly spoiler and is just history of Westeros):

Spoiler!Your other two got answered and I feel like I've discussed the LF thing a ton here, dont really want to re-hash my feelings. His goal was to eventually find a way to either marry Sansa or be her beta cuck. What he didnt see coming was her betraying him.

In on first page!

He was never gonna be her beta cuck though. In the end he would manipulate her just as he tried doing the whole series. He wanted two things: the Throne and Catelyn. Sansa was the next best for the latter.

Ya I remember reading that years ago before we ever saw Bran's vision about the Night King's origin...not sure how the hell that ties in with this or if it's just completely different in the show. Perhaps the above story is just rumor or myth.

If rag never phucked Roberts bitch then none of this would have ever happened. none of this killing etc...

Crazy to think about. Some guys dick basically destroyed the lands.

This, for role research purposes of course.

Didn't you listen to Bronn and Jamie? It's all about cocks brah.

Holy chit, you weren't kidding

Rip

..You literally see the name when you open the picture in a new tab brahs

don't care. I'll still hit it.

what's an aftermarket set of bewbs cost these days? $4-$5K? problem solved and still cheaper to fix all the mental problems my ex's have had. lol

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A bit of a tangential thought, but I was listening to a podcast and I know this is late, but something struck me as pretty damn crazy to look back upon:

Daenerys Stormbornof the House Targaryen, First of Her Name, the Unburnt, Queen of the Andals and the First Men, Khaleesi of the Great Grass Sea, Breaker of Chains, and Mother of Dragons," literallylocked upher own two dragons - herchildrenas per her words - inactual goddamn chains.

It's just kind of crazy when you look back to season 4, episode 10, but then think about how Daenerys is still hanging onto that title. Of course it's not the only tinge of hypocrisy, but given the importance she places upon the dragons as her children, that's pretty warped as far as mental gymnastics go.

Silver lining is that at least ol' Viserion now has someone who treats him withrespectand rides him into battle, too.
The bolded is all I interpreted as well because Sam truly is a good person overall, and a loyal friend to Jon through the thick of everything.

So here is where I will just amuse theideaof Bran = Night King:

Alternate timelines. Yup. A Song of Ice and Firemultiverse.

We don't know much about the Night King, but Bran can see the past, the present, and the future. However, what if the Night King is the result of afourthdimension in time that has intersected with the timeline of events taking place in the series?

Chaos is a ladder? More like an M. C. Escher painting.

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For the record, if that really,reallyturns out to be the big twist, I just don't f**king know anymore. Might be time to start drinking like early seasons Tyrion.
Unfortunately not, there's no time.Definitely. Many say that GRRM basically wrote himself in as Sam, and him heading to Winterfell clearly had some significance - especially after him and Bran discovered Jon's lineage.TheNight's Kingis actually much younger than theNight King, and presumably unrelated:
The wikia explanation of the former is as such:
Spoiler!Without a doubt. Daenerys'onlyclaim to the throne has been her bloodline, and now there is someone whose bloodline trumps her own claim.

I joked about it in the now locked thread, but I seriously think it would be hilarious if Jon legitimized Gendry and named him King in honor of Robert Baratheon or something.
Had the whole Winterfell scheme had a few more episodes to stew, I think it could have felt like a return to some of the original intrigue of the earlier seasons of the show.

Based on Littlefinger trying to wrap Sansa around his words to turn on both Jon and Arya, as well as his convening with other Northern lords behind closed doors, I think it's safe to say that he wanted to be the warden of the North with the next best thing to Catelyn Stark at his side as a bonus.

A point that I read before that now makes me really think they botched not only that plot, but a related one, is how Littlefinger and Varys were like two assassins with knives to each other's throats at all times with the machinations they hatched. Season 7 comes around, and both of them are neutered, basic b*tches.

Also worth noting is that the showrunners even made a point tosaythat the whole Arya vs Sansa drama wasintentionallyto make viewers think that the two were going to possibly turn against each other:
A consequence of this focus is that we lose sight of what in the hell Littlefinger is evendoingin Winterfell if he is still caught with his pants down during the "trial," and especially after Bran's "Chaos is a ladder" clue.

D&D were betting on the wrong horse in that whole game, thinking that Arya vs Sansa was somehow the adversarial relationship to invest into over one of the most detrimental schemers in the series.

thanks for shedding light on some of those topics, boyos.

Also forgot to mention that I'm waiting for the battle between Clegane Brothers. It's like our generation's Undertaker vs. Kane

Especially because his father was supposedly this aesthetic guy, no homo ofc

Omg who is that Stacy guy, I'd let him ravage my poopchute.