Originally posted by SelenialSpoiler:
inb4 they bring Nymeria back just to kill her and ghost off next episode. **** the CGI costs right?Altho tbf, I feel Summer had to die to show just how ****ed Bran and Meera are. That way, when cold hands arrives 😉
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Tbh I don't like when they force action scenes like that. All the grief we see in the last episode is technically the result of one boy's recklessness. And I don't get how they can survive under those circumstances
Originally posted by SiniousSpoiler:
Tbh I don't like when they force action scenes like that. All the grief we see in the last episode is technically the result of one boy's recklessness. And I don't get how they can survive under those circumstances
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I don't necessarily think it was forced. The whole flashbacks thing so far has been Bran being reckless, ignoring everything he's told and putting himself in unnecessary danger simply because he doesn't care if he gets to return to his old life. Like seriously, who the **** would wade into an army of the dead like that, when you know their magic is of the same roots as your own?Him costing Hodor and the Three Eyed Raven their lives was gorgeous, and heartbreaking. It's the only death on GoT in the past few episodes that I actually didn't think was forced, merely the natural progression to move Bran from one place to the next.
As for how they can survive, it's either Cold Hands or Benjen, hell, both at the same time if you subscribe to that theory. I'm looking forward to seeing where they go, it is one of the few arcs in the story right now that isn't being all too predictable....
Originally posted by cs_zoltan
I cried too whenSpoiler:
they come up with the bullshit that the CotF made the White Walkers.Also looks like ever since they don't follow the books everyone learned to teleport 😄
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I swear that's from the books though? I swear they're called "some Child's snow Knights" in the books
Originally posted by cs_zoltan
@SelSpoiler:
I don't think it's anywhere stated, and considering that the CotF and Men were fighting a war until the White Walkers came from the Land of Always Winter and then became allies I seriously doubt it.
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Yeh, one of the popular theories was that the Children lost control of a weapon they planned to use against the First Men? Who knows, TBH.
Originally posted by SelenialSpoiler:
I don't necessarily think it was forced. The whole flashbacks thing so far has been Bran being reckless, ignoring everything he's told and putting himself in unnecessary danger simply because he doesn't care if he gets to return to his old life. Like seriously, who the **** would wade into an army of the dead like that, when you know their magic is of the same roots as your own?Him costing Hodor and the Three Eyed Raven their lives was gorgeous, and heartbreaking. It's the only death on GoT in the past few episodes that I actually didn't think was forced, merely the natural progression to move Bran from one place to the next.
As for how they can survive, it's either Cold Hands or Benjen, hell, both at the same time if you subscribe to that theory. I'm looking forward to seeing where they go, it is one of the few arcs in the story right now that isn't being all too predictable....
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Oh don't get me wrong, the build up to the action wasn't problematic. I also love Bran's story, and enjoyed the last episode quite a bit. I meant forced as in they're already in pretty bad shape and the entire army of WW's is now after them too, and everyone that could help them is now killed etc. It kinda reminded me of what people were criticizing in Walking Dead recently (won't go into detail cause not sure you watch it, spoiler in a spoiler woah), meaning too much bad shit going on. That's kinda what I meant by forced.P.S not sure what Cold Hands is, if its from the books, stop talking about it. 😄
Originally posted by SiniousSpoiler:
Oh don't get me wrong, the build up to the action wasn't problematic. I also love Bran's story, and enjoyed the last episode quite a bit. I meant forced as in they're already in pretty bad shape and the entire army of WW's is now after them too, and everyone that could help them is now killed etc. It kinda reminded me of what people were criticizing in Walking Dead recently (won't go into detail cause not sure you watch it, spoiler in a spoiler woah), meaning too much bad shit going on. That's kinda what I meant by forced.P.S not sure what Cold Hands is, if its from the books, stop talking about it. 😄
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Yeh he is, but he's from a completely different part of Bran's story. To be honest, I think it's just going to be Benjen Stark. He's been brought up too many times recently for it to be an accident, and in the S6 trailer there's a rider wielding some firey bullshit that seems quite convenient for Bran and Meera right now...