The fact that i followed this thread from the first page until season 7 discussions, when i was watching GOT during lockdown...


Lmao how on earth did i miss this??
Seun warning pple for posting spoilers is hilarious, and they created a separate episode for that season 7 episode that leaked ���



House of Dragon, here we come �

Let's hope the producers are able to recreate all the great scenes from the books.

Episode 1 has set the bar high.

Third time I'm researching GoT from season one. Just completed the last episode of season 4. Arya on her way to be an assassin, Tyrion finally turning to the monster he was painted, Cersie with her usual manipulation and Varys well I can't say much

aieromon:
Let's hope the producers are able to recreate all the great scenes from the books.

Episode 1 has set the bar high.

NICELY DONE
I AM ROOTING FOR RHAENYRA, MAKE SHE DRAW SEA SNAKE CLOSE.
DAEMON GO BE REAL DEMON LIKE LORD BAELISH

Any link to download House of Dragon season 1
Pls

I missed this thread. Are people here watching House of Dragon?

drmuchin:

NICELY DONE
I AM ROOTING FOR RHAENYRA, MAKE SHE DRAW SEA SNAKE CLOSE.
DAEMON GO BE REAL DEMON LIKE LORD BAELISH

Daemon is nothing like Lord Baelish. Larys Strong is the new Lord Baelish

VillageBoi:


Oh dear, someone must have been playing the 'Game Of Chinese Whispers'... there is a world of difference between 'annoyingly long' and your assumed translation.. which I actually happen to find to be, for want of a better word, eerrrmmmmm... Unbelievable

I love d intro die I usually sing it b4 d series started

U no get sense all of them in d room kill all her family even when she is using walder frey face when she talk thank u 4 helping me kill king in d North and his mother they where all chanting of praises ,and u saying they didn'tdeserve 2 die there death is not painful sef

gj22:


The main reason was he was triggered.

That is why the show runners showed him looking round at people being tortured.

He didn't want to go through the same shit again. But who can blame him?

Death is a nice place compared to where he has been.

Ned is not at fault is in d rule any man dat runaway from d nightwatch down 2 South will b beheaded

longlife101:
It depends on how you look at it. Eg, Ned beheaded a man from the wall, a 'runner', who came to report/warn about the white walker(s) he saw that killed his fellow nightwatch brothers/rangers. We all now know the whitewalkers are real. ~ does it make Ned right to have beheaded the man? ~does it make Ned bad, or an evil person? So it still depends on how or where you look at it.

Yr first take didn't make sense , Any Dragon can't have bond with another rider even d person is a targaryen and again Drogon seeing his rider being killed having much bond with dany, with Jon snow beside her,Drogon suppose kill him nothing concern dragon whether u are targaryen or not seeing u harming it's rider he will burn d person

raymi:


In dance of dragon,Dragon is well known killing dragon rider that is even a targaryen sef,
Dis episode na wack Drogon suppose kill Jon in dat scene
Jon is a Targaryen. The dragon has a strong bond with Tagaryens. Jon was the only one who could ride a dragon alongside Dany. Obviously, the dragon wasn't present at the moment Jon killed Dany and it knew Jon was friends with their mother. I think that's the rationale behind Drogon not killing Jon.

GreyWorm wanted justice for Dany but Jon was the king in the North. Killing him instantly would have started another war between the Unsullied and the Northmen. That's the only explanation behind GreyWorm not killing Jon. He was not interested in a war between the Northmen and his soldiers. They were allies (they fought together at the Great War and also helped conquer King's landing). He simply wanted punishment for the queen's murderer.

Yr first take didn't make sense , Any Dragon can't have bond with another rider even d person is a targaryen and again Drogon seeing his rider being killed having much bond with dany, with Jon snow beside her,Drogon suppose kill him nothing concern dragon whether u are targaryen or not seeing u harming it's rider he will burn d person.

In dance of dragon,Dragon is well known killing dragon rider that is even a targaryen sef,
Dis episode na wack Drogon suppose.

raymi:




Jon is a Targaryen. The dragon has a strong bond with Tagaryens. Jon was the only one who could ride a dragon alongside Dany. Obviously, the dragon wasn't present at the moment Jon killed Dany and it knew Jon was friends with their mother. I think that's the rationale behind Drogon not killing Jon.

GreyWorm wanted justice for Dany but Jon was the king in the North. Killing him instantly would have started another war between the Unsullied and the Northmen. That's the only explanation behind GreyWorm not killing Jon. He was not interested in a war between the Northmen and his soldiers. They were allies (they fought together at the Great War and also helped conquer King's landing). He simply wanted punishment for the queen's murderer.

In the aftermath of the Great War and the Game of Thrones, the realm of Westeros knew a brief moment of peace. The Iron Throne was no more, and King Bran the Broken ruled from his seat in Winterfell, having united the kingdoms under his reign. However, the whispers of the past refused to die, and the embers of power still smoldered beneath the ashes.

Bran, now with the immense knowledge and powers of the Three-Eyed Raven, began to succumb to the darkness that lurked within. His intentions, once noble, twisted into something far more sinister. He sought to exert absolute control over the realm of Westeros, silencing dissent, consolidating power, spying on his subjects, eliminating threats, and even pursuing immortality.

Bran believed that Daenerys Targaryen, with her Targaryen lineage, her ability to inspire loyalty, and her strong-willed nature, could help him to achieve his increasingly dark desires. He brought Daenerys back to life, her body restored, but her mind clouded by the darkness that now surrounded her.

As the days passed, the fog in Daenerys' mind began to lift, and she realized the extent of Bran's corruption. She resolved to confront Bran and put an end to his tyranny, even if it meant risking her own life once more. Jon Snow, who had been struggling with his own demons, joined Daenerys in her quest, inspired by her courage and determination.

In a climactic confrontation, Daenerys and Jon faced off against the corrupted Bran, who wielded his powers as the Three-Eyed Raven to try and bend them to his will. Through their combined strength, love, and the shared commitment to justice and freedom, they managed to overcome Bran's influence and bring an end to his dark reign.

With Bran's death, Jon and Daenerys found themselves at a crossroads. Jon, now named King of Westeros, felt the responsibility to restore order and stability to the realm. Daenerys, however, was haunted by the memory of her people in Essos, who had been re-enslaved in her absence. After much deliberation, they agreed that Daenerys would return to Essos to free the enslaved, while Jon would remain in Westeros to rule and rebuild.

Accompanied by her trusted advisor Tyrion Lannister and a small force of loyal warriors, including Grey Worm and a contingent of Unsullied, Daenerys set sail for Essos. Through a series of carefully orchestrated battles, they liberated city after city. After emancipating the enslaved people, Daenerys decided to stay in Essos to watch over the cities, allowing each city to choose its own leaders. She and her dragon, Drogon, served as protectors, ensuring the hard-won peace and freedom would endure.

One day, to Daenerys' surprise and delight, Drogon laid an egg, heralding the birth of a new dragon. This event not only symbolized the rebirth of the Targaryen legacy but also the hope for a brighter future for the people of Essos, now under the watchful eye of their protector, Daenerys Targaryen, the Breaker of Chains.

🤔

Seun:
In the aftermath of the Great War and the Game of Thrones, the realm of Westeros knew a brief moment of peace. The Iron Throne was no more, and King Bran the Broken ruled from his seat in Winterfell, having united the kingdoms under his reign. However, the whispers of the past refused to die, and the embers of power still smoldered beneath the ashes.

Bran, now with the immense knowledge and powers of the Three-Eyed Raven, began to succumb to the darkness that lurked within. His intentions, once noble, twisted into something far more sinister. He sought to exert absolute control over the realm of Westeros, silencing dissent, consolidating power, spying on his subjects, eliminating threats, and even pursuing immortality.

Bran believed that Daenerys Targaryen, with her Targaryen lineage, her ability to inspire loyalty, and her strong-willed nature, could help him to achieve his increasingly dark desires. He brought Daenerys back to life, her body restored, but her mind clouded by the darkness that now surrounded her.

As the days passed, the fog in Daenerys' mind began to lift, and she realized the extent of Bran's corruption. She resolved to confront Bran and put an end to his tyranny, even if it meant risking her own life once more. Jon Snow, who had been struggling with his own demons, joined Daenerys in her quest, inspired by her courage and determination.

In a climactic confrontation, Daenerys and Jon faced off against the corrupted Bran, who wielded his powers as the Three-Eyed Raven to try and bend them to his will. Through their combined strength, love, and the shared commitment to justice and freedom, they managed to overcome Bran's influence and bring an end to his dark reign.

With Bran's death, Jon and Daenerys found themselves at a crossroads. Jon, now named King of Westeros, felt the responsibility to restore order and stability to the realm. Daenerys, however, was haunted by the memory of her people in Essos, who had been re-enslaved in her absence. After much deliberation, they agreed that Daenerys would return to Essos to free the enslaved, while Jon would remain in Westeros to rule and rebuild.

Accompanied by her trusted advisor Tyrion Lannister and a small force of loyal warriors, including Grey Worm and a contingent of Unsullied, Daenerys set sail for Essos. Through a series of carefully orchestrated battles, they liberated city after city. After emancipating the enslaved people, Daenerys decided to stay in Essos to watch over the cities, allowing each city to choose its own leaders. She and her dragon, Drogon, served as protectors, ensuring the hard-won peace and freedom would endure.

One day, to Daenerys' surprise and delight, Drogon laid an egg, heralding the birth of a new dragon. This event not only symbolized the rebirth of the Targaryen legacy but also the hope for a brighter future for the people of Essos, now under the watchful eye of their protector, Daenerys Targaryen, the Breaker of Chains.

Is this from George Martin book?

Ajibade123:

Is this from George Martin book?

ChatGPT 😁

Bran shouldn't have been king in the first place. Waiting(hopefully) for the completion of the book😩 to see a different ending.
Long May Westeros Live!
🙄

Seun:
ChatGPT 😁

i think google's bran tells more compelling and humanist stories

Children on Nairaland will never have sense.

All i love about this movie is the music part... Although I am a pianist, so i downloaded the Game of Thrones piano sheet music and practiced it on my piano.