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  • chakaping
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    I thought he was saying “Flee you fool” aimed at his brother.

    Correct, I watch it with subtitles.

    Rockape63
    Free Member

    talking of words you didn’t catch, I rewound the comment by Bran to Little Finger when LF looked a bit shocked and drew back….and still couldn’t make it out! 😕

    brassneck
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    Chaos is a ladder – demonstrating omnipitence by quoting a conversation LF had with Varys alone.

    Getting all the valyrian steel into play I guess.

    Makes sense – in the books it’s a lot less rare, but they are playig it up to be nu-Glamdring in the TV version

    Still gutted Ser friendzone didn’t show up in time to parry a killing blow on Dani of the unpocketable credit card.

    pete68
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    Why on earth did the dothraki go charging in to battle. They could have waited to properly destroy the lines of defense rather than just put a small hole in it. Loads killed for nothing.

    hols2
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    demonstrating omnipitence

    Omniscience = knowing everything.
    Omnipitence = being a total cheapskate

    muppetWrangler
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    Yep “Chaos is a ladder” I read it as Brans way of saying “I know you and I know everything you’ve done” It’s going to have Littlefinger assessing Bran as his greatest threat.

    Littlefinger must suspect that Bran knows that he made the deal that handed Sansa over to Ramsey Bolton and possibly that it was Littlefinger that ordered Brans death with the catspaw dagger (this is speculation as it’s not been revealed whether it was Littlefinger or Tyrion but my money’s on Littlefinger).

    hols2
    Free Member

    Why on earth did the dothraki go charging in to battle.

    I think they enjoy killing, plundering, and raping.

    Mowgli
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    Why on earth did the dothraki go charging in to battle.

    Good telly innit.

    brassneck
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    Omnipitence = being a total cheapskate

    Omnipittance – if you’re going to correct someone who can’t be arsed to spell check, at least do it yourself.

    EDIT: Though I’ll take the omniscience bit 🙂

    hols2
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    Omnipittance

    I think you just made that up.

    zilog6128
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    Good telly innit.

    That – and although fearsome the dragon is not invulnerable… it aborted an attack after a volley of normal arrows from the Lannisters (and obviously there’s always a chance of one hitting the rider) so I think without an army supporting/distracting they would’ve been able to take it down with enough arrows/spears etc (as almost happened in the fighting pit before, although the dragon was smaller/weaker then).

    I wouldn’t be surprised if one dragon does not make it through to series 8 – that would also stop any speculation as to whether there’s a third Targaryen to ride it!

    chakaping
    Full Member

    No way will all the dragons see the end.

    muppetWrangler
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    I know the big battle caught everyones attention but this was briliant

    Pods absolutely loving seeing someone get on equal terms with Brienne
    Sansa’s like “I’m not sure who’s weirder my sister or my brother”
    1:27 is a move straight from Arya’s old dancing master.

    jimjam
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    muppetWrangler – Member

    I know the big battle caught everyones attention but this was briliant

    I thought it was actually kind of lame. I mean, I enjoyed it as a cute gimmick – Brienne and Arya are great characters and it was good to see them interact but it seemed pretty pointless from a narrative point of view – Arya’s spent years away training to be a super secret ninja but she just can’t help herself and calls out one of the hardest people in Westeros for a sparring session just so she can let everyone know she’s a super secret ninja?

    Matt Easton agrees with you though 🙂

    muppetWrangler
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    jimjam, I hadn’t really thought about it from a narrative arc just bloody loved it.

    But it did serve a couple of purposes. Littlefinger got to see that Bran had re-gifted his dagger and Sansa got to see that Arya probably wasn’t joking about the ‘list’

    zilog6128
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    Arya’s spent years away training to be a super secret ninja but she just can’t help herself and calls out one of the hardest people in Westeros for a sparring session just so she can let everyone know she’s a super secret ninja?

    alternatively – if she wants to kill the Hound, knowing she can beat the person who beat him is probably helpful?

    Also, it was cool.

    fifeandy
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    alternatively – if she wants to kill the Hound, knowing she can beat the person who beat him is probably helpful?

    Not going to happen.
    A) She crossed him off the list after leaving him to die.
    B) The Hound needs to kill the Mountain for her.

    nickc
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    Arya’s spent years away training to be a super secret ninja

    no she hasn’t, she’s spent years away, learning from super secret ninjas so she can kill the people on her list.

    jimjam
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    muppetWrangler

    But it did serve a couple of purposes. Littlefinger got to see that Bran had re-gifted his dagger and Sansa got to see that Arya probably wasn’t joking about the ‘list’

    Littlefinger could have noticed the dagger walking past her, and I’m pretty sure Sansa had already realised Arya wasn’t joking about the list when Bran referenced to it.

    alternatively – if she wants to kill the Hound, knowing she can beat the person who beat him is probably helpful?

    Yes but she’s a super secret shape changing ninja assassin. She could kill easily kill the Hound by assuming the identity of one of his traveling mates.

    If she wants to kill him one on one, that’s different and I think the scene made it obvious Breanne would mess her up.

    I realise I’m nitpicking, it was a fun scene. But if i was a super secret ninja….

    nickc

    no she hasn’t, she’s spent years away, learning from super secret ninjas so she can kill the people on her list.

    She has all of their abilities, that we know of at least.

    muppetWrangler
    Free Member

    But mainly it was cool though eh?

    jimjam
    Free Member

    Yeah it was cool.

    nickc
    Full Member

    She has all of their abilities, that we know of at least.

    she has no interest in being one of the faceless men, how do we know? because the one thing she couldn’t do when asked to shed her previous life, was to rid herself of needle, it’s the link to her past She used them like she used Hound (who isn’t on her kill list anymore S6EP3)

    jimjam
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    nickc – Member

    She has all of their abilities, that we know of at least.

    she has no interest in being one of the faceless men, how do we know? because the one thing she couldn’t do when asked to shed her previous life, was to rid herself of needle, it’s the link to her past She used them like she used Hound (who isn’t on her kill list anymore S6EP3) [/quote]

    Yes, we know that she isn’t actually one of the faceless men. But they are an elite band of assassins who use stealth to kill people. Let’s not forget that Ayra singlehandedly infiltrated the Frey’s castle (disguised). Killed Walder Frey, assumed his identity, organises a feast and infront of his immediate family kills them all with poisoned wine.

    Yes, she did this for her own motives but it shows pretty clearly that she has all of the secretive ninja ways of the faceless men, that we know of, and stealth is obviously a fairly large component of that.

    llama
    Full Member

    It’s also a throwback to season 1, the last time she was in winterfell, when they wouldn’t let her do sword practice

    mrmonkfinger
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    Cracker of an episode.

    Littlefinger sh*ts himself
    Arya does ninja things at Brienne
    Dany nearly speared in several different ways
    Bronn!

    2:1 on Jaime having some near-death revelation whilst in the pond by the dragon.

    8/10 – needs more Hound, cave paintings were silly.

    Rockape63
    Free Member

    lovin’ all the speculation and plots! 😀

    zilog6128
    Full Member

    I think the scene made it obvious Breanne would mess her up.

    didn’t she land a “kill” right away with Needle before Brienne realised how good she was? And then didn’t it end with a stalemate, as Brienne was poised to run her through but Arya’s dagger was already at her throat?

    chakaping
    Full Member

    Definitely needs more Hound.

    He is the best one.

    😀

    Rockape63
    Free Member

    I think the scene made it obvious Breanne would mess her up.

    didn’t she land a “kill” right away with Needle before Brienne realised how good she was? And then didn’t it end with a stalemate, as Brienne was poised to run her through but Arya’s dagger was already at her throat?

    yes….funny how peeps are seeing such different stuff throughout.

    One thing that is becoming clear is that even if there were two more series after this one, there is not enough time for the story to conclude satisfactorily! 🙁

    jimjam
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    zilog6128

    didn’t she land a “kill” right away with Needle before Brienne realised how good she was? And then didn’t it end with a stalemate, as Brienne was poised to run her through but Arya’s dagger was already at her throat?

    I read it that she was caught unawares by someone she regarded as a harmless child (who she’s sworn to protect). Also, to your earlier point that she was using Brienne as a gauge to see how she would fair against the Hound, I thought the hound had nearly died of some kind of sickenss shortly before they fought.

    One thing that is becoming clear is that even if there were two more series after this one, there is not enough time for the story to conclude satisfactorily!

    Better to burn out than fade away.

    zilog6128
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    Also, to your earlier point that she was using Brienne as a gauge to see how she would fair against the Hound, I thought the hound had nearly died of some kind of sickenss shortly before they fought.

    I’d not given her motivation for the fight any thought until it was mentioned here tbh, that was just an off-the-cuff theory! Also I’d forgotten about her crossing the hound off the list earlier when she thought he was dead. That’ll probably absolve him when she discovers he’s still alive especially as he’s a goody now!

    Did make me laugh when Brienne stuck the boot in against Arya! Sworn protector indeed! 😆

    jimjam
    Free Member

    Must have been someone else, sorry.

    Rockape63
    Free Member

    interesting interview in the Telegraph about the making of that episode. The battle scene took 18 days to shoot and then several weeks to doing all the effects. Brienne and Arya trained for months before the dueling scene which took two days to film.

    Re the dragon flaming, one shot had 20 stuntmen burning for about 15 secs which is the most they can do as they are holding their breath!

    jimjam
    Free Member

    Rockape, did you watch that video I posted back there? Really good look behind the scenes.

    zilog6128
    Full Member

    Must have been someone else, sorry.

    no, that was me, just it was a spur of the moment
    thought rather than what I thought was really going to happen!!

    @Rockape, yeah you can really see where all the millions are going, the battles & dragon (for this series, there have been some questionable CGI bits previously!) are incredibly well done, better than anything else on TV or film even IMO

    mrmonkfinger
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    There’s a overall lack of impossible physics during the CGI, which is nice.

    Lucas, I’m looking at you. And you, Jackson.

    Yes, yes, dragons etc.

    So, let me see if I have this right.

    Team Cersei has the iron bank backing her and a ton of food and only a single front to maintain.

    Team Starkgaeryn are looking a bit short on resources and squaring up on two fronts.

    The Walkers have immortality and reanimation and a hugemungous army of zombies, and an area of the map where nobody else can go.

    Odds, anyone?

    Jamie
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    Odds, anyone?

    I’d like to see the undead win. Most of Team Human just annoy me.

    I know this will not happen.

    johnners
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    There’s a overall lack of impossible physics during the CGI, which is nice.

    Except the way the dragon fire shoots out towards the ground in a dead straight line while they’re flying along.

    zilog6128
    Full Member

    I know this will not happen.

    would be a great ending though, a nice dose of nihilism to make GoT stand out from every other fantasy yawnfest epic out there.

    PimpmasterJazz
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    I know this will not happen.

    I think it would end the series nicely badly differently.

    Makes you wonder what the undead want to do once they’ve exterminated all human life. And they hate the heat, so it would make sense if everyone retreated to Dorne.

    Actually, there’s a theory…

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