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Photo taken from Episode 8 stills
I'm pretty sure you think you know who the person behind the waif is.

"And what do we say to the God of Death?"

An interesting read.

Daenerys Targaryen is going to die

The mother of dragons may not have long to live

Disclaimer: (This is one person's opinion)

http://www.polygon.com/20...yptr=yahoo

214 said:

morningsong said:

You think she could heal from those stab wounds, those were to the gut, very bad?

Almost the same type of wounds that killed Rob, with the exception of the slit throat. Is there a theme with breaking oaths as far as the Starks are concerned? Jamie does it an lives, he just gets called names.

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Actually i'm surprised she still stands after all those stabs.

I mean seriously.

morningsong said:

An interesting read.

Daenerys Targaryen is going to die

The mother of dragons may not have long to live

Disclaimer: (This is one person's opinion)

http://www.polygon.com/20...yptr=yahoo

Didn't read it. But, if history shows anything, any central character of the central story line for a season normally dies. She would fit the bill. But, isn't she needed to defeat the walkers?

kewlschool said:

morningsong said:

Yay! She made it. The waif is a horrific assasin though. That was such a difficult episode. I honestly was expecting Lady Stoneheart to show up this episode, seems to be she is inevitable at some point. [Edited 6/13/16 2:19am]

Lady Stoneheart? Who is that?

What is the rumor that Qyburn is referring to when Cersei asks if there's more to it?

It would had been great if Blackfish would've relented and helped Sansa instead of going down fighting at his castle (or so it seems). Shame.

So Arya has FINALLY defeated the Waif, thank God. That girl was getting on my last nerve. Seems Jaqen was quite impressed...I think he even wanted Arya to take the Waif out, but I'm glad that Arya has learned that she is definitely some one and will be going home (hopefully to assist her sister and brothers).

Is the Hound going to actually join the Brotherhood without Banners?

Jaime and Brienne's relationship, to me, is much stronger than the relationship Jaime has with Cersei.

Speaking of Cersei, umm did her son just betray her? Does he actually have a plan or is he being horribly naive? I hope we're finally rid of the cult after this season. They are seriously boring me.

Lastly, I may be in the minority here, but seeing Daenerys all of a sudden show up from out of nowhere after being dropped off by her dragon and appearing to have an attitude doesn't sit well with me. You've gone off in lala land while everybody else had to hold down the fort the best way that they could. Sure, Tyrion's plan failed, but at least he was willing to step up and take a chance while there was no leadership in place. Now that she's back, I'm wondering if she's going to keep him on staff as one of her advisors or let him go.

Next week is the SHOWDOWN!!!! The episode is titled "Battle of the Bastards".

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morningsong said:

I honestly was expecting Lady Stoneheart to show up this episode, seems to be she is inevitable at some point.

Haha, as awesome as that would have been earlier in the series, actress Michelle Fairley said she will definitely not be returning as Lady Stoneheart. With the series winding down, it would seem like an unnecessary distraction at this point.

missfee said:

sexton said:

We didn't "see" the Blackfish die.

StrangeButTrue said:

We didn't "see" the Blackfish die.

I know right. I thought about that too.

I'm just glad I never have to see that fucking play again GREAT EP!

I'm curious if Drago can single-handedly set fire to all those ships, or does he need his brothers?

I suspect though he's just going to fly off and do nothing. It would be too easy if he didn't.


Can I just point out for the zillionth time that Missandei and Grey Worm are as cute as can be.

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missfee said:

What is the rumor that Qyburn is referring to when Cersei asks if there's more to it?

Last season he said, "the work continues" . . . and produced Mountainstein. Who knows what this "rumor" will be, because he's given no hints. Varys and Baelish may have met their match.

It would had been great if Blackfish would've relented and helped Sansa instead of going down fighting at his castle (or so it seems). Shame.

He sealed his fate. He miscalculated and assumed those were *his* forces. Had he negotiated a surrender, he could have helped break the Boltons and THEN re-re-taken Riverrun from the Freys and Lannisters.

So Arya has FINALLY defeated the Waif, thank God. That girl was getting on my last nerve. Seems Jaqen was quite impressed...I think he even wanted Arya to take the Waif out, but I'm glad that Arya has learned that she is definitely some one and will be going home (hopefully to assist her sister and brothers).

She learned swordplay from Syrio, "thug life" from the Hound, and now, has the skills and endurance of an assassin thanks to Jaquen (and the Waif). She could be the most formidable character at the end of the series.

Is the Hound going to actually join the Brotherhood without Banners?

He's close to a verbal commitment to BWB State!

Jaime and Brienne's relationship, to me, is much stronger than the relationship Jaime has with Cersei.

It has more integrity. Literally and morally.

Speaking of Cersei, umm did her son just betray her? Does he actually have a plan or is he being horribly naive? I hope we're finally rid of the cult after this season. They are seriously boring me.

He's worse than Joffrey now. Joffrey never would have signed his own mother's death warrant like Tommen did. Something else is at play.

Lastly, I may be in the minority here, but seeing Daenerys all of a sudden show up from out of nowhere after being dropped off by her dragon and appearing to have an attitude doesn't sit well with me. You've gone off in lala land while everybody else had to hold down the fort the best way that they could. Sure, Tyrion's plan failed, but at least he was willing to step up and take a chance while there was no leadership in place. Now that she's back, I'm wondering if she's going to keep him on staff as one of her advisors or let him go.

She's becoming more and more . . . tryannical. She deals in absolutes. The Imp has miscalulated not once, by cutting a "Reconstruction" deal with the slavers, but maybe twice, by empowering religious fanatics within the city walls (which Cersei also did, to disastrous results).

Next week is the SHOWDOWN!!!! The episode is titled "Battle of the Bastards".

Ooh WEE! I can't wait.

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Neverly every episode 8, major shit goes down before the last 2 episodes (remember the Night's King drop the mic moment last year?), it gonna be AWESOME

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Well now A Girl is Someone again glad the waif is dead ole girl was getting on my nerves along with that damn play I think Jamie Likes Brienne Grey Worm is kinda cute and Danny just flying dragons everywhere The Hound will just whip it out anywhere and what role is Baric Dondaric or whatever his name is gonna play? Its going down next week! Ramsey Bolton must die Low Down Dirty Scoundrel

Poor Tyrion--this is the second time he has been left in charge of a city and needed a last minute save.

sexton said:

Poor Tyrion--this is the second time he has been left in charge of a city and needed a last minute save.

He saved King's Landing when his defense strategy broke Stannis' fleet at Blackwater. Had that not happened, KL would have been completely overrun and the Lannister Army would not have saved it. The Meereen debacle is on Tyrion, though.

How nice that Mother of Dragons needs wooden horses to ride and these a-holes come sailing in, especially with Theon and his sis on their way.

Granted it doesn't belong but I'm getting it out of my system.

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sexton said:

Poor Tyrion--this is the second time he has been left in charge of a city and needed a last minute save.

This time the Dragon will take out all the ships. While the rest of her army on horses take over the other 2 cities. They are probably pretty defenseless with most of their limited armed forces attacking the Queen's city.

Perhaps the "black fish" men will be able to meet up with John Snow and attack the Boltons. Just wishful thinking.

Game of Thrones' Nikolaj Coster-Waldau Sounds Off on Jaime and Brienne: "There Is More Between Them"

Lauren Piester, eonline 9 hours ago

Could Jaime Lannister himself be a Brienne/Jaime shipper too?!

While a few have latched onto Brienne's ( Gwendoline Christie) lovingly disgusted glances in the direction of Tormund, no one could possibly forget the obvious love shared between her and Jaime Lannister during their long and eventful road trip back in season three.

This week , the unlikely pair reunited, and according to an interview with TVLine , Nikolaj Coster-Waldau confirmed that the two of them are totally in love (OK, that's our phrasing, but still), even if we may never see them actually happen on screen.

"There's no question you see that in this scene: There is more between them," he says. "Clearly, there is something going on between Jaime and Brienne, and clearly it's something they can't act on. Maybe in a very secret moment. But they would never verbalize it."

What Happened Last Week on Game of Thrones? Of course, their love is basically impossible given the fact that both Jaime and Brienne have pledged their lives to other people.

"It's less to do about their relationship, more about their own personal journey as human beings," Coster-Waldau told the site. "Everything they do, they're following someone else's agenda all the time--by choice. ...

In a weird way, someone else's agenda or feelings always come before [Brienne and Jaime's] own.

I'm not even sure that they would allow themselves to go to that place." Probably the biggest problem is that they're fighting for two different sides, and if necessary, both Jaime and Brienne would be willing to kill each other. "There's no question that if it comes to that, they'll both do it," he says. "And obviously she's going to kill him in an instant."

If we can't see them love each other, then we guess we'll settle for an epic fight, so bring it on!

Game of Thrones airs Sundays at 9 p.m. on HBO. Game of Thrones' Nikolaj Coster-Waldau Sounds Off on Jaime and Brienne: "There Is More Between Them" originally appeared on Eonline.com © 2016 E! Entertainment Television, Inc. All rights reserved., http://www.eonline.com/ab.../index.jsp

Battle of the Bastards

morningsong said:

Battle of the Bastards

Davos better not die.

Next week should bring some action! Let's see what will happen with Jon Snow this season, ever since he was brought back it's been very meh...

missfee said:

morningsong said:

Battle of the Bastards

Davos better not die.

I would think Davos could die, I think a lot of people might die. This is GOT and we haven't had much this season.