Game of Thrones
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DuneMuadDib
Sr Member
What is dead may never die indeed. About time, on a lot of things that happened tonight.
firesprite
Master Member
There's just too much unresolved backstory invested in Jon not to bring him back and its been established within both the continuity of the show and the books that resurrection from the dead is possible.
Solos blaster
Sr Member
Great episode, didn't like Roose going out like that..but I guess it was inevitable. Is it bad that I didn't really feel bad for Walda and the baby?
Indeed. And on that note
Indeed. And on that note
at :26 seconds is that?!?!?! The Tower of JOY?!?!!?!??!
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SmilingOtter
Master Member
Though I didn't like the characters, I'm still going to miss Balon and Roose. Those two actors did great jobs with their roles.
And the guy who was bad-mouthing Cersei at the beginning - his ending was strangely funny to me.
I suppose Jon's vow to the Watch is no longer valid, from a certain point of view.
And the guy who was bad-mouthing Cersei at the beginning - his ending was strangely funny to me.
I suppose Jon's vow to the Watch is no longer valid, from a certain point of view.
Tee hee:
(spoilers for tonight's ep.)
https://www.buzzfeed.com/jennaguillaume/spoilers-spoilers-can-i-be-any-clearer-theres-spoilers
(spoilers for tonight's ep.)
https://www.buzzfeed.com/jennaguillaume/spoilers-spoilers-can-i-be-any-clearer-theres-spoilers
Me at the end:
Also, based on what I saw tonight, I'm convinced that Tyrion is not a dwarf.
His short stature is due to gravity from the weight of his massive testicles.
His short stature is due to gravity from the weight of his massive testicles.
Darth Fetty
Sr Member
I agree completely. I was already assuming the resurrection of our lord and savior, Jon Snow, would happen this week since they skipped it last week. I went into the episode eagerly waiting for the scene...
... but there was so much other good stuff going on in the episode that by the time they got to the end, I had already forgotten I was waiting for it. Excellent episode.
firesprite
Master Member
Tyrion's visit with the dragons confirms to me that he is, in fact, a Targaryen and that Mad King Aerys is his father, not Tywin.
"Please don't eat the help." I love it!
"Please don't eat the help." I love it!
Paul Andrew
Master Member
I enjoyed a lot of things in this episode, but something about it felt disjointed. I dunno. Like maybe we've just spent two episodes filling space until things really get going again now that Snow is back.
Though I wonder what kind of condition he'll be in. It didn't look like his wounds closed or healed up, and he's pretty pale. Maybe he's going to be Zombie John Snow.
Though I wonder what kind of condition he'll be in. It didn't look like his wounds closed or healed up, and he's pretty pale. Maybe he's going to be Zombie John Snow.
SmilingOtter
Master Member
That wouldn't bother me a bit. Of course, he could be Rhaegar's son as well.
That said, as Tyrion pointed out, the dragons never bothered Missandei either. It could be that Tyrion was right, that dragons can tell who their friends are.
Riceball
Master Member
It's been established, at least in the books, than when you get resurrected you come back as is, you're just brought back to life but not healed in the process. In the books Dondaron (?) mentioned all the times that he's been brought back and shows and talks about everything that's killed him, including a caved in skull. So Jon Snow will be walking around with those nifty stab wounds in his chest for the rest of his life.
If you remember Beric Dondarrion, his wounds never healed after being brought back either. In the show, he was still human even though he'd been brought back several times even though in the books it was a bit different. I'm willing to bet Jon is going to be pretty much as he was before the assassination since he wasn't dead for that long. Seems like just a few hours in show time.
