they probably wouldnt have if they knew what GRRM had planned or him. in the book he just sent him to an island to chill out a while.They could have just never included Rickon in the show at all.
they probably wouldnt have if they knew what GRRM had planned or him. in the book he just sent him to an island to chill out a while.
He ends up with the swamp people I think? My guess was he was going to grow up to be a crazy tough northman with worg powers and a giant wolf rather than him getting caught off-screen and Shaggy Dog getting beheaded off screen as he's killed for cheap drama.
I thought he went to Bear Island in the book, which means that he will probably get tied back into retaking the north, eventually. The books are still on Stanis's winterry wonderland, after all.
I keep wanting to say he gets pawned off on relatives of the two frog people that ferry Bran to the North?
Trying to save Rickon was completely understandable. Angrily charging at Ramsay's army by himself, on foot, because he was incoherently angry about Rickon's obviously unpreventable death, was one of the dumbest fucking things in the entire series.
I still say Winterfell needed to lose and lose hard with the final battle of the living versus the dead at King's Landing.
I get people expected that because nobody thought the whole Night King thing would be wrapped up in that one episode, but I just don't see any of the Starks, or John especially, retreating from Winterfell.
one of the many problems with that is, winterfell was sacked. there is no winterfell at this point. it was burned down, the peasants massacred, fled, or starved. The show pretended all that didn't happen, or "just kindof forgot", is stupid. There was no men, no food, and the city/keep destroyed.I get people expected that because nobody thought the whole Night King thing would be wrapped up in that one episode, but I just don't see any of the Starks, or John especially, retreating from Winterfell.
one of the many problems with that is, winterfell was sacked. there is no winterfell at this point. it was burned down, the peasants massacred, fled, or starved. The show pretended all that didn't happen, or "just kindof forgot", is stupid. There was no men, no food, and the city/keep destroyed.
to be clear, I mean Winterfell was burned down when Ramsey sacked it, not when the Night king army came.
Did he really do that much damage, though? Theon was holding it with one ship's worth of men.
there's not many characters in the story that were good choices tho, he's like the best of the worst( lets be honest he was a piss poor choice to lead the seven kingdoms
Who had a better story than Bran?there's not many characters in the story that were good choices tho, he's like the best of the worst
Hodor didn’t die in vain then, I guess.Who had a better story than Bran?
Spoiler: Everyone.