GAME of THRONES: Season 6

[Blksnowflake]

Originally Posted by TXSTYLE

Foking Cercie... I truly hope her demise comes slow and painfully.

I can only imagine what the Zombie Mountain did to that chick...

Nope, Love Cersei. She was screwed by all those aholes she liquified. She was humiliated and tortured for no reason essentially because they were all guilty of the same. Love Margeri to death but wasn't sure if she lost it or was faking. Those religious zealots needed to go. Tommen was weak and was lost and loosing direction, shame he went but oh well. Cerise was left no choice.

As for what The Mountain did to that chick, oh well, can't say she deserves it but come on, she was a merciless zealot torturer. It's her turn.

Originally Posted by EALm4

Anyone think Cersei was looking RIGHT with that black armour/dress? That shit just commanded power.

Definitely, she looked commanding and in focus. She does not strike me as losing it or crazy. She strikes me as manipulative and evil....but not crazy. She did suffer because essentially of her own doing but she's come full circle and now she is in charge. Yay for Queen Cersie.

Originally Posted by TXSTYLE

I have but only 1 word to describe last nights season finale besides saddened (to see it end)...



That ARMADA of ships with the 3 Dragons headed for Kings Landing sent chills...

This post x1000!!!!!!
This season pretty much sucked ass, the last two episodes almost made up for it.
Now to wait a lifetime for the next chapter.

[AW335TT]

Music was on point!

[bosstones]

Originally Posted by fravel

Wildfire

Yes! Thanks...that was bugging me but I was too lazy to google it.

[ashtaron14]

Varys travelled to Westeros to help Dany to make allies (another bunch of angry women that lost their husbands), and then came back to Mereen in time for Dany's fleet to head back to Westeros

[fravel]

Originally Posted by bosstones

Yes! Thanks...that was bugging me but I was too lazy to google it.

Had another thought re: wildfire today - in the present day of the story, wildfire has been a rare item because the ability of the Alchemist's Guild to make it diminished with the extinction of the dragons. Since there are dragons again now (and strong ones), the ability to practice that magic has also returned. Qyburn could have mastered this craft and/or arranged for someone with those skills to come to King's Landing and make it... which will make things very interesting.

[TXSTYLE]

I actually noticed this myself! And now it is confirmed:

This eye-opening detail from last night’s “Game of Thrones” will forever change the opening credits!

http://www.yahoo.com/news/eye-openin...191444928.html

[fecurtis]

Originally Posted by TXSTYLE

I actually noticed this myself! And now it is confirmed:

This eye-opening detail from last night’s “Game of Thrones” will forever change the opening credits!

http://www.yahoo.com/news/eye-openin...191444928.html

Ooooo very cool!

[John Tanglewood]

Originally Posted by bosstones

2. Did Cersei just light up all the blackwater in King's Landing?

That was wildfire, not blackwater.....right?

Blackwater is the name of the bay at Kings Landing I thought. Maybe not.

[fecurtis]

Originally Posted by John Tanglewood

That was wildfire, not blackwater.....right?

Blackwater is the name of the bay at Kings Landing I thought. Maybe not.

Right, she lit the wildfire. Blackwater is the bay where Tyrion first used the wildfire during the Battle of Blackwater.

[TXSTYLE]

And here's my thoughts/theory on next season...

Cersei sees that the ships are coming alongside dragons, she can't flee because the Tyrell army and Martell army is coming on the other side of Kings Landing, so she is going to "Burn the City to the ground" Because there are no way to win this, but if she burns them down at least the enemy goes down with her. Then Jamie chokes her (Because he has realized that she has gone batshit crazy, and this also fulfills Maggie The Frogs Theory and later kills Qyburn before he burns the wildfire, Dhanerys sees the man that killed her father kill Cersei, and removes the "kingslayer" title, Jamie ends up in the great way he deserves and Dhanerys lets him go back to Lannisport (since someone need to take control of that and Tyrion can't since he is the hand of the queen). Then he hopefully marries Brienne.

Thoughts?

[fecurtis]

Originally Posted by TXSTYLE

And here's my thoughts/theory on next season...

Cersei sees that the ships are coming alongside dragons, she can't flee because the Tyrell army and Martell army is coming on the other side of Kings Landing, so she is going to "Burn the City to the ground" Because there are no way to win this, but if she burns them down at least the enemy goes down with her. Then Jamie chokes her (Because he has realized that she has gone batshit crazy, and this also fulfills Maggie The Frogs Theory and later kills Qyburn before he burns the wildfire, Dhanerys sees the man that killed her father kill Cersei, and removes the "kingslayer" title, Jamie ends up in the great way he deserves and Dhanerys lets him go back to Lannisport (since someone need to take control of that and Tyrion can't since he is the hand of the queen). Then he hopefully marries Brienne.

Thoughts?

Cersei would have to lose the throne first otherwise it wouldn't follow Maggy the Frog's prophecy. IIRC, she has to lose her power and influence to a younger, more beautiful woman and then while she is wallowing in her own tears, she is killed by a younger brother (Tyrion or Jaime). Everything else in her prophecy so far has come true (she outlives all of her children).

[TXSTYLE]

Originally Posted by fecurtis

Cersei would have to lose the throne first otherwise it wouldn't follow Maggy the Frog's prophecy. IIRC, she has to lose her power and influence to a younger, more beautiful woman and then while she is wallowing in her own tears, she is killed by a younger brother (Tyrion or Jaime). Everything else in her prophecy so far has come true (she outlives all of her children).

Doh! Forgot that 1 detail. So how do you think she will lose the throne? Under what circumstances?

[fecurtis]

Originally Posted by TXSTYLE

Doh! Forgot that 1 detail. So how do you think she will lose the throne? Under what circumstances?

I dunno, I suspect Dany will take it after some insane battle.

The only thing I truly want to see is the Clegane Bowl.

[JasonCSU]

Originally Posted by ASBSECU E93

Not that I can recall - and we now know he has Targaryen blood...

Jon has burned his hand before when saving Lord Commander Mormont from a wight that was loose in his chamber at Castle Black.

[bosstones]

Originally Posted by fecurtis

Right, she lit the wildfire. Blackwater is the bay where Tyrion first used the wildfire during the Battle of Blackwater.

Correct. There is a steakhouse near me called Wildfire so I keep convincing myself the magic napalm-esque magic sauce in GoT must be called something else.

[fravel]

Originally Posted by bosstones

Correct. There is a steakhouse near me called Wildfire so I keep convincing myself the magic napalm-esque magic sauce in GoT must be called something else.

Steak that's been marinating in napalm-esque magic sauce actually sounds appetizing.

[fecurtis]

[EALm4]

That's a steep pour of wine in that glass

[MKSixer]

Originally Posted by fecurtis

She truly unmasked herself as a psychopath with that last look before she had a sip of wine.. Chilling.

[wrickem]

What is Samwell is going to find in all of those books at the Citadel?
He'll probably be much more important than most think, he's hardly ever discussed except for people complaining about wasted time on him (if he were shirtless so you can see his full C-cups , it might be a different story though). I just think they wouldn't waste time with him and Gilley, and his Valyrian Steel sword and the books if he wasn't going to find and do something great.

[fecurtis]

Originally Posted by wrickem

What is Samwell is going to find in all of those books at the Citadel?
He'll probably be much more important than most think, he's hardly ever discussed except for people complaining about wasted time on him (if he were shirtless so you can see his full C-cups , it might be a different story though). I just think they wouldn't waste time with him and Gilley, and his Valyrian Steel sword and the books if he wasn't going to find and do something great.

Probably something to do with how to kill the White Walkers.

[larryn]

Originally Posted by fecurtis

Probably something to do with how to kill the White Walkers.

Isn't the child that Gilley is caring for really swapped out (and not Kratcher's child) and actually Mance Rayder's child? So he would be the heir as the King Beyond the Wall. Am I misremembering?