Game of Thrones
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harrisonp
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asalaw
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I hadn't thought of that. Perhaps the scroll for how to make Valerian steel...?
11B30B4
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So I have been tossing around ideas in my mind and one was that Jon can’t be burnt. However, I just remembered that in season one he threw a lantern at the white walker in the Lord Commander’s quarters. I re-watched the scene and he yells when he grabs the lantern so I guess he can be burnt or at least feel the pain of something hot.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M2TlSM-2SyI
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M2TlSM-2SyI
Snikt
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Nymeria was also leading a pack though. Who knows, maybe Arya will be the last stark. Im late to this thread, because I just got caught up last night, but is anyone else annoyed with Bran? I get he is the 3 eyed raven now, but man. I cant stand looking at his face and how stoic he is.
Seems like Sansa couldn't either
He can be burnt. He has some recurring pain/problems with his hand due to the burns he got from it (at least in the books)
Although I seem to remember some kind of internal dialog in the book where Jon felt strangely drawn to or comforted by the fire when he was holding it. So much that it seemed an odd thing at the time to mention
Also, Targaryens are not necessarily immune to fire. Aegon died in a fire at Summer Hall, Aerion died from "wild fire". And of course Viseryon died to molten gold.
Even Dany the "unburnt" suffered some burns from her dragon's fire (at least in the books).
So I don't think it is not necessarily a pre-requisite to be immune to fire in order to be a Targaryen. If anything, it might just be a red-herring
11B30B4
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blakeh1, thank you for your insight. I started the books but stopped because I did not want to spoil the HBO series. I plan on reading all of them once the series ends.
I guess where I was going with this idea was that Dany who seems to be "intrigued" with Jon now, will become more drawn to him once she knows his true origins and I figured that could be exposed by him being exposed to fire either by her or another cause in her presence.
I guess where I was going with this idea was that Dany who seems to be "intrigued" with Jon now, will become more drawn to him once she knows his true origins and I figured that could be exposed by him being exposed to fire either by her or another cause in her presence.
DARTH SABER
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SmilingOtter
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That's how I'd interpret it. Almost like Dr. Manhattan - it's hard to be personable when you're aware of EVERYTHING going on.
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Can someone explain that scene to me - I don't understand why Bran said that... Seemed... odd...
SmilingOtter
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If I remember rightly from the books, Bran's abilities (at least at first) are kind of tied into the weirwood trees. He sees what they see. Since the wedding was held in Winterfell's godswood, he was able to see it.
kegas76
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Bran is like: "And you were so beautiful..."
Sansa is like: https://getyarn.io/yarn-clip/embed/f775d6f1-4422-4c24-a47e-660a9e6373d8
Sansa is like: https://getyarn.io/yarn-clip/embed/f775d6f1-4422-4c24-a47e-660a9e6373d8
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kegas76
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I don't know, Archmaester Ebrose could have given Sam a vial of Felix Felicis, nobody would have been the wiser.
matty matt
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Well that was intense.
SmilingOtter
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No kidding!
To quote John Ringo: "Close air support ROCKS."
To quote John Ringo: "Close air support ROCKS."
Absolutely amazing episode. Too bad it was so damn short. As awesome as the battle was, I think I liked the scene with Arya and Brienne the most. Also cant believe how they just casually dropped the Golden Company in there like that. If they do indeed bring them in, I wonder if their backstory will come up. They were founded by a Targaryen ******* and were also part of some rebellions against the Targaryens.
