Game of Thrones Season 7

[RWS]

Do you think they'll bring a White Walker back, or a wight? If any?

I can imagine a wight tied up in rope and dragged back. But a WW?

Also find it hard to believe, even in this season of teleportation travel, that Jon can travel beyond the wall, grab a dead dude, bring it back to KL, and then get armies back to the wall to defend it.

 

[Gracie]

Not sure about that. But I think there is an Ice Dragon the WWs have hidden. There were 3 eggs at the start of the show. I'm betting there are more eggs..somewhere. Fire and Ice. Pretty sure there is an icy dragon waiting to be introduced.

And...Jon might have to kill his little half brother. But it turns out Bran is not his half brother at all. Jon is NOT a stark. He Targaryen.

 

[Gracie]

teleportation travel, that Jon can travel beyond the wall,

I don't think Jon can time travel. Bran can, though.

 

[Gracie]

"The dragon has three heads".
Drogon is meant for Jon and Dany will have to ride a different one. The third rider...I think might be Tyrion. I don't think he is a lannister.

 

[Gracie]

AND....I think Varys hid the infant Jon, and who better than to trust that baby with Ned Stark to claim as his bastard son when it was really his sisters?

Just theories mind you....but ones I am leaning towards.

 

[martybegan]

Death by Dragon

What a way for a Tarly to go

They should have taken the Black.

Looks like Sam has to figure some way out of the Night's Watch to claim his inheritance.

 

[martybegan]

Remember...Bran can time travel. Past, present, future. BIG eye opener, that.

We haven't seen him go to the future yet, have we?

For present he has to look through the animals or the trees, for past I think he has to look through something or someone he can relate to.

 

[rightwinger]

Death by Dragon

What a way for a Tarly to go

They should have taken the Black.

Looks like Sam has to figure some way out of the Night's Watch to claim his inheritance.

If they can bring Jon Snow back from the dead, they can figure out a way to get Sam off the Nights Watch

 

[martybegan]

Death by Dragon

What a way for a Tarly to go

They should have taken the Black.

Looks like Sam has to figure some way out of the Night's Watch to claim his inheritance.

If they can bring Jon Snow back from the dead, they can figure out a way to get Sam off the Nights Watch

Hopefully it doesn't involve killing him and playing "Lord of Light Roulette"

 

[mdk]

Death by Dragon

What a way for a Tarly to go

They should have taken the Black.

Looks like Sam has to figure some way out of the Night's Watch to claim his inheritance.

This is my guess: Sam will become Lord Tarly of Horn Hill, b/c after they defeat the Night King, there will not be a need for the Night's Watch anymore. Also, the Wall won't be there anymore b/c that bitch is coming down before the end of this season.

 

[Montrovant]

"The dragon has three heads".
Drogon is meant for Jon and Dany will have to ride a different one. The third rider...I think might be Tyrion. I don't think he is a lannister.

Tyrion's birth caused the death of his mother. I'm pretty sure he is a Lannister. Why would Tywin acknowledge him as such if it weren't true?

 

[Montrovant]

I had hoped Arya would continue to King's Landing and assassinate Cersei, but since that seems to be out (although, with how amazingly fast people travel in this season, it's still possible ), I have a new prediction. Cersei will end up killed by The Mountain. The White King controls the dead, and he will take control of The Mountain at some point, at which point he will kill Cersei and possibly Jaimie, maybe that creepy mad scientist as well.

 

[bodecea]

are we sure it was bronn who saved jamie? or was it dickworth? or whatever the new dudes name was....he has already saved jamie once in battle...cause bronn did not have a horse and that would be some steps to cover from the dragon spear launcher to the where jamie was

Dickon (love that name) was shown burning to death. It was Bronn


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Did he? I'm not sure i caught that part. Also no sign of Daddy Tarly, the prick.

He has to be around

There has to be another showdown between him and Sam

Agreed. I do wonder if the son survived.

Dickon was shown as burning to death


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In Episode 5, yes.

 

[bodecea]

"The dragon has three heads".
Drogon is meant for Jon and Dany will have to ride a different one. The third rider...I think might be Tyrion. I don't think he is a lannister.

Tyrion's birth caused the death of his mother. I'm pretty sure he is a Lannister. Why would Tywin acknowledge him as such if it weren't true?

Because to do otherwise would admit that his wife was unfaithful.

 

[martybegan]

I had hoped Arya would continue to King's Landing and assassinate Cersei, but since that seems to be out (although, with how amazingly fast people travel in this season, it's still possible ), I have a new prediction. Cersei will end up killed by The Mountain. The White King controls the dead, and he will take control of The Mountain at some point, at which point he will kill Cersei and possibly Jaimie, maybe that creepy mad scientist as well.

is the Mountain dead dead or only mostly dead?

 

[Montrovant]

"The dragon has three heads".
Drogon is meant for Jon and Dany will have to ride a different one. The third rider...I think might be Tyrion. I don't think he is a lannister.

Tyrion's birth caused the death of his mother. I'm pretty sure he is a Lannister. Why would Tywin acknowledge him as such if it weren't true?

Because to do otherwise would admit that his wife was unfaithful.

I think the stigma of a dwarf son, and having him carrying on the Lannister name, would be more upsetting to Tywin than an unfaithful wife. I also wonder if his wife would have had much opportunity for unfaithfulness; he always seemed like a well-informed control freak.

 

[mamooth]

Cersei's pregnancy can't be successful, because the witch foretold she'd have 3 children that would die before she did. But then, she supposedly had a first baby fathered by Robert that died immediately of a fever.

The suicide squad at the end showed the 7 important people (Jon, Tormund, Jorah, Gendry, The Hound, Thoros, Beric) ... plus 2 barely visible guys trailing behind in the doorway. With those red shirts, you'd think they would have stood out more.

I liked that they made the rowing joke that everyone had made. A little fan service.

 

[CrusaderFrank]

3 eyed raven, 3 headed dragon.

See what I'm saying?

Know what I mean know what I mean?

 

[rightwinger]

"The dragon has three heads".
Drogon is meant for Jon and Dany will have to ride a different one. The third rider...I think might be Tyrion. I don't think he is a lannister.

Tyrion's birth caused the death of his mother. I'm pretty sure he is a Lannister. Why would Tywin acknowledge him as such if it weren't true?

Because to do otherwise would admit that his wife was unfaithful.

If a Lannisters wife was unfaithful, I imagine she would end up dead

 

[Gracie]

I had hoped Arya would continue to King's Landing and assassinate Cersei, but since that seems to be out (although, with how amazingly fast people travel in this season, it's still possible ), I have a new prediction. Cersei will end up killed by The Mountain. The White King controls the dead, and he will take control of The Mountain at some point, at which point he will kill Cersei and possibly Jaimie, maybe that creepy mad scientist as well.

I hope Arya kills Sansa. Sansa is just awful.