Originally posted by TheVaultDwellerWould be hard to pinpoint who would poison them. Sansa clearly doens't care for the whole arrangement, but I highly doubt she'd try and eliminate two such valuable assets in the coming war, especially considering her home and people are on the line.
I think she is a suspect as well. She certainly wasn't thrilled at the sight of them, and there was that line "what do dragons eat". I know at face value this means nothing, but GoT writing has always been saturated with foreshadowing, hints, and double meaning (with some red herrings thrown in of course)
Originally posted by Bashar Teg
I think she is a suspect as well. She certainly wasn't thrilled at the sight of them, and there was that line "what do dragons eat". I know at face value this means nothing, but GoT writing has always been saturated with foreshadowing, hints, and double meaning (with some red herrings thrown in of course)
That's very possible. Especially with the food comment, like you mentioned. The priority of feeding an army of her own people versus feeding a pair of dragons that belong to someone she doesn't appear to care for at all. Plus, she hasn't actually seen them in proper combat action (at least not that I can recall, but feel free to correct me if I am just having a brainfart and forgetting something), so she'd have to weigh up their worth in a battle versus the soldiers, without that info. So, yeah, she might not actually consider them worth what they might cost everyone else.
Originally posted by Bashar Teg
I think she is a suspect as well. She certainly wasn't thrilled at the sight of them, and there was that line "what do dragons eat". I know at face value this means nothing, but GoT writing has always been saturated with foreshadowing, hints, and double meaning (with some red herrings thrown in of course)
Also agree with this.
Kind of hard to blame Sansa, either. Dany comes in like she owns the place, casually dismisses her very real concern for her armies provisioning (I guess this "Queen of the people" doesn't care if the rank and file starve? Maybe a non combatant gets roasted alive, as happened once already?)
Originally posted by BrolyBlack
Seriously?
Yes.
George Lucas helped direct Game of Thrones’ season 8 premiere
yeah you can't blame george lucas for the bad dialogue. not this time, anyway
i was left to guess which scene he directed, i would have chosen the dragon riding scene. i could just as easily see anakin and padme on those dragons, being corny and romantically dry as a bone. (at least their kissing was convincing in this one, though)
Episode 3 and beyond will be more action for the most part I assume.
Ep 2 was ok, but like I said more of the same like episode 1.
Spoiler:
A scene with Arya everyone was dying to see and the ending reveal about Jon being a Targaryen to Dany and then immediately after the white walkers arrived at Winterfell.
Not sure if it's just more shit writing and characters being written to be retards again, or if they foreshadowed that both dragons die in the war. During Jamie's interrogation, they mention that Cersie now has the power to defeat whomever survives in the North due to her 20,000 strong Golden Company.
A single dragon could burn a thousand and break their will in a few passes.
Better episode than the first though.