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Preboy:
I'm officially decamping from #TeamStark to #TeamTyrion..... maybe #TeamWhiteWalker later


who said a dwarf can't sit on the iron throne.... he has been the hand of the king, now acting ruler of mereen tills dany is found[who knows when?], who knows what he'd accomplish next?

You're officially welcome to #teamtyrion

RamsayBolton:
I must admit ,the crows had a great feast on the cadavers of stannis army.

Haters gon hate!
Flayers gon flay!

He only slaughtered a dying man, what's there to be proud of?

So how did tyrion, daario and all escaped being butchered

And why didn't they show us that fight between stannis and bolton rather than just giving us the end of it


And that was so touching between myrcella and jamie, too bad she had to die...I suspected that kiss was outta line, if only.

This ep just had sad tales written all over it, from start to finish.

gj22:
They will most likely survive. There is enough snow to break their fall without significant damage. Enough Stark's have died already.

If you jump from high up enough, landing on any amount of snow is as good (or bad) as landing on a cement floor. And they did jump from really up high...


I really hope they survive - Sansa at least - but D'&'D are such sticklers for real life.

luxanne:
So how did tyrion, daario and all escaped being butchered

And why didn't they show us that fight between stannis and bolton rather than just giving us the end of it


And that was so touching between myrcella and jamie, too bad she had to die...I suspected that kiss was outta line.

Got has never really focused on the battles themselves but the outcomes and stories that result from them. "Hardhome" was epic though and it was used to tell us more about white walkers and an additional way to kill them (valyrian steel).

The books and the series aren't actually on par yet. The series is ahead of the books in some stories while the books are ahead in others.

Samunosuke:
Got has never really focused on the battles themselves but the outcomes and stories that result from them. "Hardhome" was epic though and it was used to tell us more about white walkers and an additional way to kill them (valyrian steel).

The books and the series aren't actually on par yet. The series is ahead of the books in some stories while the books are ahead in others.

Too bad. I was earnestly looking forward to that battle tho, seeing the bloodbath would have been epic just like the hardhome's

Gbola5:
Dont ask, or get banned. Somehow just quoting the books is spoiling.

Hey, look who came back! Is it ok to call you Maester Jail-bird now?

LeSulk:
At this point, with the Books and Series now equal,does it mean there are no spoilers anymore?

More or less... mostly yes. The only plot the show is yet to catch up on are the events in the Iron Islands... and I suspect the show is cutting that out entirely. On every other thing, the show has either caught up, or diverged entirely.

All we book-lovers have now are speculations, and trust me, we've had YEARS to speculate.

ApexTitan:
He is back from his incarceration with a contrite and repentant heart. High Sparrow Seun had him take a walk of atonement for stepping out of line. The mother has indeed shown him mercy.

Imagine Seun as the big-boned septa, wielding the "doctor do-good" and calmly but steadfastly saying, "Confess!"

luxanne:
Too bad. I was earnestly looking forward to that battle tho, seeing the bloodbath would have been epic just like the hardhome's

Yeah, ever since the Battle of Blackwater which was very detailed in the books but was basically glossed over in the series, I tempered my expectations for large scale battles in Got.
It's also part of the reason that episode 8 of season 5 left me breathless. I wasn't expecting such epic scenes. Reminds me of a few hopeless situations in The Walking Dead.
That ending though, when the Chief White Walker raises his hands and the dead come to life. I passed out. Epic. Amazing. Highlight of the series so far for me because I am genuinely curious about the white walkers.

gj22:
They will most likely survive. There is enough snow to break their fall without significant damage. Enough Stark's have died already.

I swear, the stark family are a bunch of unfortunate fellows in game of thrones dem jes dey ridicule and kill dem anyow

luxanne:
Too bad. I was earnestly looking forward to that battle tho, seeing the bloodbath would have been epic just like the hardhome's

I believe besides the one at Hardholme, the only other battle shown in the show was the Battle of Blackwater.

reaky:
No ves
Why you quote me?

A man shld be glad i quoted him... So i aplogise to a man not to be angry.

kay9:
I believe besides the one at Hardholme, the only other battle shown in the show was the Battle of Blackwater.

Nope you miss am ooo, enough battles bro, whre shld i even start from, battles shown in the show as a whole(5 seasons) lemme mention a few, the battle between the wildlings and the men of the knight watch, as i dety remb i go dey update

kay9:
I believe besides the one at Hardholme, the only other battle shown in the show was the Battle of Blackwater.

Hmm. Thinking about it now.

More of personal battles eh?

kazzonline:
A man shld be glad i quoted him... So i aplogise to a man not to be angry.

Ah ok o

kazzonline:
Nope you miss am ooo, enough battles bro, whre shld i even start from, battles shown in the show as a whole(5 seasons) lemme mention a few, the battle between the wildlings and the men of the knight watch, as i dety remb i go dey update

Oh yeah, that too.

I was looking around online, and I saw this:

There are valid arguments that Jon is not coming back. The fact that HE GOT STABBED MULTIPLE TIMES IN PLACES YOU DO NOT WANT TO BE STABBED MULTIPLE TIMES is a big one, for instance. But to paraphrase Lucille Bluth, I don’t understand the argument, and I won’t respond to it. I choose to apply the Iron Islands philosophy to the Jon Snow situation: “What is dead may never die, but rises again, harder and stronger.” Let’s hope those Greyjoys are right for once.

Hmm.

Source: http://www.mtv.com/news/2184712/game-of-thrones-jon-snow-dead But mind spoilers... although, I dunno, spoilers don finish na.

Something just occurred to me...

Isn't it funny that the most epic battle in the show is one that NEVER even happened in the books?

Or is it that that battle will still happen in the books? And if so, is it just me or isn't that a carefully crafted message to us concerning a certain beloved character?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U9kr8EF4XWg


pls watch my video n tell me if you like it

@Tgirl4real

I believe Khaleesi took off her ring so that Ser Jorah and Daario would have a clue as to where she's been once they come searching for her..There can't be any other logical reason in my mind oo

kazzonline:
I swear, the stark family are a bunch of unfortunate fellows in game of thrones dem jes dey ridicule and kill dem anyow

Starks can't go to extinction just like that...

kay9:
Something just occurred to me...

Isn't it funny that the most epic battle in the show is one that NEVER even happened in the books?

Or is it that that battle will still happen in the books? And if so, is it just me or isn't that a carefully crafted message to us concerning a certain beloved character?

Let's keep our fingers crossed..

luxanne:
You're officially welcome to #teamtyrion

thanks dear..... thought you were #TeamWhiteWalkers

Anyway, where is the bar, and is there a brothel close by

luxanne:
Seriously, annoying bastards the directors are, such evil


Am still pained by jon's death.

Dunno if I should be happy sam left or not, would he even have done something to stop it or be killed as well? I bet on the latter.

Even though I was expecting Jon's exit (thanks to the books) I thought he still had more time thanks to him being such a well loved character. But they needed a big 'kill' to justify season 5 and they chose Jon as the scape goat

Sam Tarly would have been so dead. They'd have used him for target practice lol they'd definitely have killed him if he was there. It's normal to kill off the supporter(s) of an enemy to avoid repercussions or loose ends.

I'm still hoping they bring Jon back because seriously we have a lot of questions we need to ask about his character. Who was his mother and real father if not Ned Stark? Why was Melisandre so interested in him etc

Jon snow got killed by the Character killer once again,

Before episode 8 i thought to myself that my favourite character was Jon snow, that he was the only one that was trying to do a sincerely good thing and that was seeing beyond the selfishness of the battles by those contesting for the throne and really fighting for the safety of the land, willing to unite two warring races for the greater good and that was when it occurred to me that he was going to die;

1. He was my favourite character
2. He was good

In game of thrones either you're suffering in captivity or you're bad, that's the only way you survive. and up till now, no one had really died in the entire season and he seemed like a good candidate.
When the first white walker dropped unto the snow in the battle of hardhome, my mind jumped, because i was sure this was where he was going to get killed, i was o happy he survived.

I was so sad to be right this time.

A thought or should i say revelation i have had with Jon's death is that George is not serious with the white walkers, They are never gonna come, the power play is more important to the man than the white walkers. I have not read the books but with Jon's death, that is what i am seeing.

Maybe they will come in a final battle to end the series like Lord of the Rings but that will be it, very last book

And another thing, there are two possible reasons why Jon's death scene, the close-up on his face took that long, the second reason makes me have hope.

1. It is just the perfect ending to an Epic season

2. Jon's not really Dead, he almost looked like he was icing into a white walker.

Let me just keep the hope alive thill next year

Jahblessme:
@Tgirl4real

I believe Khaleesi took off her ring so that Ser Jorah and Daario would have a clue as to where she's been once they come searching for her..There can't be any other logical reason in my mind oo

No she took off her rings because she wanted to hide her identity. More punishment for a queen than a mere peasant girl. Thinking those approaching her may be enemies. But i think they turned out to be friends who adore her.
just when you think it is all over and all hope is gone then then recognition and praise comes from nowhere

kay9:
Hey, look who came back!

As if you didnt know.

kazzonline:
I swear, the stark family are a bunch of unfortunate fellows in game of thrones dem jes dey ridicule and kill dem anyow

Just two(three) have officially died in this generation. Its less than the Lannisters that have died. I think you guys exaggerate. Its simply that the rest are seperated, not that they're dead.

maafen:
No she took off her rings because she wanted to hide her identity. More punishment for a queen than a mere peasant girl. Thinking those approaching her may be enemies. But i think they turned out to be friends who adore her.
just when you think it is all over and all hope is gone then then recognition and praise comes from nowhere

Thise are her people
Rememeber season 1 dat guys she married when she had d dragon eggs
Yh
Think they want her back to rule or something .. N the ring think she doesnt wNt them to know where she's been

kay9:
More or less... mostly yes. The only plot the show is yet to catch up on are the events in the Iron Islands... and I suspect the show is cutting that out entirely. On every other thing, the show has either caught up, or diverged entirely.

All we book-lovers have now are speculations, and trust me, we've had YEARS to speculate.

Its not just the Iron Islands. There's a lot they've skipped.