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With monster babies.Tormund and Brienne left to re populate westeros.
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With monster babies.Tormund and Brienne left to re populate westeros.
Maybe it's kind of like how all of George Foreman's kids are named George.
Damn, cersei really has lost it to think bronn is a tractor. He's a human, ffs!
Watching season 1 while I still for some unknown reason still have HBO NOW 2 days after my trial expired and I have to wonder.
Did book readers loose their shit in season 1 episode 6 when Visy and "rightful king" got his gold plated noggin? I mean Dany's meat toy killed a Targaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaarian and it wasn't even in a open field.
I haven't had a chance to rewatch S7, but did they ever mention on Dany/Jon's side the fact that the Freys got wiped out? Is Edmure out of prison now? What happens to Riverrun, etc.?
Nothing's too complicated for the writing right now, just omit important stuff and make things happen for no reason and show the flashy / dramatic parts with no build up and you're good to go. They could do that easily enough, and certainly have been, no reason to expect it to magically get better for season 8.that's too complicated with only 6 episodes left.
Maybe they do exist?!
Dany dies in childbirth - girl named after Jon's mother.
Jon defeats Night King - but there must always be a Night King to keep the balance - Brann becomes new Night King
Lot of main chars die - Brienne dies defending that shitty Vale boy. All of the Greyjoys die. Theon dies saving sister. Uncle Euron backstabs everyone at Kings Landing. Cersei dies to Arya poisoning her. Mountain dies to Hound. Jon flies Drogon back to Kings Landing. Euron declares himself King de-facto of Westeros as Cersei is dead. Jon and Drogon kill... lots of Mercs of Euron before Jon faces him and almost loses. Jamie kills another King (Euron) putting 2 under his belt before the rest of the mercs close in to kill Drogon / Jon / Jamie. He does the only thing he can do - ignites the Wildfyre under Kings Landing taking everyone with him.
Tyrion takes the baby of Jon & Dany to Kings Landing and she becomes the Queen (when she is of age) Bron lives and becomes a lord. Sansa and Arya survive. Sam survives. Everyone else is dead. Brann goes back to the North until the balancing is needed again.
I haven't had a chance to rewatch S7, but did they ever mention on Dany/Jon's side the fact that the Freys got wiped out? Is Edmure out of prison now? What happens to Riverrun, etc.?
Tyrion supports a voting type system to choose a ruler, wants to phase out the monarchy. Jon ploughing his aunt and possibly producing an heir makes it less likely she'll go with Tyrion's idea and instead want to continue the old Targaryen monarchy system from before Robert's Rebellion. Could also be what others have said, will just complicate things.
Edmure was last mentioned last season being taken to Casterly Rock. no idea after that.I haven't had a chance to rewatch S7, but did they ever mention on Dany/Jon's side the fact that the Freys got wiped out? Is Edmure out of prison now? What happens to Riverrun, etc.?
Nothing's too complicated for the writing right now, just omit important stuff and make things happen for no reason and show the flashy / dramatic parts with no build up and you're good to go. They could do that easily enough, and certainly have been, no reason to expect it to magically get better for season 8.
The rest of the points are whatever, but point 2 makes no sense at all. We actually already see the origin of NK, and it sure as shit wasn't because "balance", it didn't even have anything do to with the whole Ice & Fire theme, which probably came about because of the existence of the NK. There's also only ever been the 1 guy who is the NK. It's not some universe-spanning title enforced by the gods, it's something the CoF made because humans were fucking them up and then it went sideways and then the wall and now we're here. With the way the undead get created and have a hierarchy, it's much more comparable to vampires (very comparable in fact) and no one would say "there must always be an ancient first vampire" because that makes no sense
Easter egg for viewers, nothing more, at best.
Also could just be confirmation bias because it somewhat resembles it, like the Mars face.
hory shit