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Iliad wrote:The upside of calling everyone scum and making 1000 predictions is that statistically you should get a few right.
gordon1975 wrote:whens the new one out?
strike wolf wrote:
Anyways just gonna go off the wall with this last pick but dragon riders:
1. Daenerys Targaryen
2. Jon Snow
3. Theon Greyjoy
strike wold wrote:I mean can you imagine it? Jon and Theon falling onto the same side after all that's happened?
strike wolf wrote:Who kills who:
1. Jon kills Melissandre
2. Arya kills Jaime Lannister
3. Sansa kills Littlefinger
4. Nymeria (or possibly Ghost or Shaggydog) kills Ramsay Snow (after hunting everyone down it will be delicious pay back for him to be hunted down himself)
5. Selmy kills Daenerys
6. Jaime kills Cersei
7. Arya kills Aegon the Fake.
8. Theon and Asha kill Euron Greyjoy
9. Daenerys kills Daario Naharis (Betrayed for love! yeah yeah. You could argue that's Jorah Mormont but Jorah technically never betrayed her.)
10. Sam kills Jaqen H'ghar
Okay those two with Arya are pretty random but she's training to be an assassin. I had to give her a couple of kills.
-Valar Doheris
strike wolf wrote:10. Sam kills Jaqen H'ghar
Iliad wrote:The upside of calling everyone scum and making 1000 predictions is that statistically you should get a few right.
TA1LGUNN3R wrote:Haven't read the upcoming Winds of Winter excerpt, but isn't Stannis' army pretty much annihilated from the snow storm? Is he gonna be much of a threat?
-TG
Iliad wrote:The upside of calling everyone scum and making 1000 predictions is that statistically you should get a few right.
TA1LGUNN3R wrote: isn't Stannis' army pretty much annihilated from the snow storm?
TG wrote: Is he gonna be much of a threat?
-TG
TA1LGUNN3R wrote:It'd be pretty miraculous if Stannis and an appreciable fraction of the army are still alive by the time the banker gets all the way back and 20k troops (of mercenaries) are sent out. Winter is no time to wage war.
-TG
patches70 wrote:TA1LGUNN3R wrote:It'd be pretty miraculous if Stannis and an appreciable fraction of the army are still alive by the time the banker gets all the way back and 20k troops (of mercenaries) are sent out. Winter is no time to wage war.
-TG
That's true, but if you read the last book then you know all is not what it appears.
Do you remember what happened to The Onion Knight?
patches70 wrote:Hey, let's explore fatal flaws. Every character in the series has flaws, and I think every single one of them has a fatal flaw, something that's going to get them killed one day.
For instance, Oberyn's fatal flaw was that he just couldn't let go of the past.
Ned Stark's fatal flaw was that he was too honorable.
Robert's fatal flaw was he was a drunk.
How about Rob? What was his fatal flaw?
Jeoffry's?
Who are some other majorish characters that died?
Renly.
The Mountain.
Let's do some others. One's who haven't died yet, but if they were to die, what will their fatal flaws be?
Tyrion.
Jamie.
Cersi.
Arya.
Jon Snow.
The Hound.
Ser Robert Strong.
Theon.
Stannis.
Asha.
Euron.
And any others anyone wishes to bring up.
Iliad wrote:The upside of calling everyone scum and making 1000 predictions is that statistically you should get a few right.
strikewolf wrote:Tyrion-Hmmm perhaps random bouts of honor though there's also the "ugly people are bad" bias.
strikewolf wrote:You've missed the most important thing about Jojen's death. It would seem to disprove the "Jojenpaste" theory.
Iliad wrote:The upside of calling everyone scum and making 1000 predictions is that statistically you should get a few right.
strike wolf wrote:In book 5 when Bran is given the paste of Weirwood seeds, there's a theory that he was actually being fed "Meera and Jojenpaste" which is why you don't see them after he wakes up.
strikewolf wrote:Tyrion's an odd one. Partly because I do believe he will be one of the few that lives until the end.
strikewolf wrote:I believe it was "You can shit later. We have company"
Iliad wrote:The upside of calling everyone scum and making 1000 predictions is that statistically you should get a few right.
Iliad wrote:The upside of calling everyone scum and making 1000 predictions is that statistically you should get a few right.
strike wolf wrote:So I have to admit, I was expecting them to introduce Caitlyn the Vengeful in the finale and was surprised when she did not make an appearance. What are your opinions? When will she make an appearance? Will they stick true to the books? Or make her less grotesque looking to relate to fans? Will they find a way to skip over her altogether like they did Coldhands?
patches70 wrote:strike wolf wrote:So I have to admit, I was expecting them to introduce Caitlyn the Vengeful in the finale and was surprised when she did not make an appearance. What are your opinions? When will she make an appearance? Will they stick true to the books? Or make her less grotesque looking to relate to fans? Will they find a way to skip over her altogether like they did Coldhands?
I think she'll make an appearance in the show. It just wasn't the time yet for her to make that appearance in season 4. Brienne is searching for Arya and the Hound in the saltpans when she learns from that elder brother about the Hound's fate. Stoneheart doesn't appear until after the Hound dies. And some time after I might add.
I think Brienne will run into Stoneheart at some point next season, after all, what is left for her to do now? I guess she can keep looking for Sansa. If they don't use Stoneheart then it'll be Littlefinger stringing Brienne and Pod up when they show up at The Vale looking for Sansa. Now that would be a wild turn of events, wouldn't it?
My opinion is that in season 5, Brienne's story line ends on a cliffhanger, with her and Pod hanging at the end of ropes about to die at the cold hands of Lady Stoneheart. In season 6 we'll find out how Brienne survives, and find out if Pod makes it as well. But by then we'll probably already know when we read Winds of Winter.
Iliad wrote:The upside of calling everyone scum and making 1000 predictions is that statistically you should get a few right.
strike wolf wrote:patches70 wrote:strike wolf wrote:So I have to admit, I was expecting them to introduce Caitlyn the Vengeful in the finale and was surprised when she did not make an appearance. What are your opinions? When will she make an appearance? Will they stick true to the books? Or make her less grotesque looking to relate to fans? Will they find a way to skip over her altogether like they did Coldhands?
I think she'll make an appearance in the show. It just wasn't the time yet for her to make that appearance in season 4. Brienne is searching for Arya and the Hound in the saltpans when she learns from that elder brother about the Hound's fate. Stoneheart doesn't appear until after the Hound dies. And some time after I might add.
I think Brienne will run into Stoneheart at some point next season, after all, what is left for her to do now? I guess she can keep looking for Sansa. If they don't use Stoneheart then it'll be Littlefinger stringing Brienne and Pod up when they show up at The Vale looking for Sansa. Now that would be a wild turn of events, wouldn't it?
My opinion is that in season 5, Brienne's story line ends on a cliffhanger, with her and Pod hanging at the end of ropes about to die at the cold hands of Lady Stoneheart. In season 6 we'll find out how Brienne survives, and find out if Pod makes it as well. But by then we'll probably already know when we read Winds of Winter.
Lady Stoneheart actually makes her appearance in the Epilogue of Book 3, hanging a Frey. Before Brienne's story line even started.
Iliad wrote:The upside of calling everyone scum and making 1000 predictions is that statistically you should get a few right.
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