The hodor thing do you think it has the function of telling bran that he can’t actually change the past? in case he starts to get any bright ideas? As after ned hears him the other week, that must be what he’s thinking?
I think the hodor thing is a lesson to bran that he can proper mess up things in the past if he tries to change it, not so much that he can’t change it, just ruin people.
Saw a theory that Bran is the cause of many of the bad things that have happened. By trying to prevent them from happening. He has actually caused them. A possible reason for why the mad king is so mad?
Though I do hope he realises and stops messing with it.
It was good to see Kevin Eldon, but I wish they had found a part for him to bring out his sinister side rather than his farcical one. Although excellent at both, I just love it when he goes full on creepy.
Like the concept of the past/future bits linking together.
Bran is now on his way back to castle black then, can’t see where else he is off to. Be interesting to see what the red woman makes of him. Will be have the full info on JS’s parentage by then? or is time travel over now he’s left the tree?
Is that it for the children of the forest and their exploding balls then? Be good if they turn up in the nick of time when the battle comes.
I enjoyed last night’s episode but will any of the dire wolves survive….
Also I watched the Sue Perkins thing with Lauren Laverne who said that she’d just had a theory that the dragons would take out the white walkers. Really? I thought that from the first series, I think the clue’s in the book titles no? Dragons = the fire and the White Walkers = the ice
Can’t wait for the big battle at the end, should be fun 😀
Is that it for the children of the forest and their exploding balls then? Be good if they turn up in the nick of time when the battle comes.
I reckon that’s the last we’ve seen of them. They’ve paid their price for creating them in the first place.
It all still seems a bit rushed for me. There’s no way that in the first few seasons we would have had Bran see the White Walkers and then them turn up on the doorstep in the same episode.
It all still seems a bit rushed for me. There’s no way that in the first few seasons we would have had Bran see the White Walkers and then them turn up on the doorstep in the same episode.
True, but at the original pace it would be going on for about 20 series… (not that this would be a bad thing!)
Is it just me*, or does anyone else get a bit annoyed at the unnecessary sacrifices in GoT? For example, why didn’t the wood nymph thing just lob the grenade? That would have held the horde up as long as getting ‘poetically stabbed in the face’ like she did. Same goes for the direwolf, it lost it’s life for no real time gain at all.
I guess this all comes from being a big fan of direwolves, and they’re reputation of being awesome, and yet they seem to be getting picked off very quickly at the mo.
i wonder what was going through Hodors mind as he held that door shut?
he probably realised at that moment that the fit he had all those years ago was down to Bran warging into him and messing his head up…and Meera for telling him to “hold the door”
he should come back as a white walker just so he could give Bran a good kicking
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the arya storyline is begining to bug me.
Yeah i’m wondering where it’ll go too – she obviously sought sanctuary with the many faced mob & has gone through various blindings & thrashings to prove her worth, but she seems to be disenfranchised with it all now – she certainly didn’t appear to be prepared to forget her old life when watching the play and questioned poisoning the older actress, she’s no happy with the paid assassin duties & just wants to get back to stabbing bad guys up real bad.
(that guy did look like Kevin Eldon, in his Big Train days – I loved that Virginia Plain Chairman Mao sketch…)
…that can reanimate the dead “sorry mate the corpse is already reanimated. it’s in the system.”
anyway, it’s a “song of ice and fire”, init two chosen ones, one of whom’s male, cold, taciturn, dead for a time and bad at pub quizes and general knowledge erm, genrally, and tends to wrap up warm; the other is female, likes fire, dragons, tendency for clothes to fall off. I don’t want to spoil anyone’s denouement here, but come on…
How can he be Lord Commander when he’s on probation?
I know every British and for some reason Danish actor (that guy from Borgen’s now popped up) who’s ever been in anything is now in it, but this is the one I struggle with. Don’t get me wrong, he’s a fine comic actor and does a good job, but please don’t tell me he’s going be stripped to the waist in Pompeii II the sequel?