Originally posted by WolvesofBabylonAt his core his love of Cersei trumps all his honor and sense of well being. He deserved his fate.
Ive enjoyed this season except for what they did with Jaime. They ruined such a great character development story. After episode 2 I felt he had finally redeemed himself. Then episode 4 and 5 happened.
Originally posted by Robtard
As we quickly reach the final ep of this show, we can still blame all these deaths in Westeros since Season 1 from Ned's head rolling onward on Sansa; it's really all her fault, if she hadn't betrayed her father, there not have been wars and conflicts which cascaded into more wars and conflicts.Ned would have locked up the Lannisters, placed Gendry on the throne; made a peace with Dany when she was still across the seas, Dany would have never unknowingly given the Night King a dragon to destroy the wall and that would have been that.
I understand what you're saying here but what about Littlefinger? He likely had contingency upon contingency planned around any number of things, particularly in the beginning when his plans were less risky to himself. He'd have been a major factor in this, Varys too, as his plan in the books is to put the other Targ child on the throne.
Originally posted by samhain
I understand what you're saying here but what about Littlefinger? He likely had contingency upon contingency planned around any number of things, particularly in the beginning when his plans were less risky to himself. He'd have been a major factor in this, Varys too, as his plan in the books is to put the other Targ child on the throne.
Littlefinger had the lady of the vale poison her husband, the hand of the king. That is what caused Robert to go to Ned and have him become hand and it started this entire situation.
Littlefinger shares way way way more blame than Sansa, and Jaime Lannister shares way more blame than her as well since his pushing Bran out of that tower exacerbated shit even more.
Originally posted by Arachnid1
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I'm still skeptical of those finale leaks, and I think D&D may have purposely leaked fake spoilers to hide the real ending, if only because the King Bran plot would be the worst most anticlimatic ending in television history, and my mind is still having trouble believing that we will watch such a trainwreck occur in real time. So in anticipation of GOT's horrific death tonight, here goes my extremely optimistic finale predictions:
- Dany will arrive back in Winterfell with the endlessly respawning Dothraki and Unsullied, only to be confronted by Sansa, who (along with Varys' last letters) will have informed everyone in the North of Jon's true heritage, and have gathered an army of Northmen and Tormund and his Wildlings
-Jon will be forced to either side with Sansa or Dany, and will obviously choose Sansa
-A final battle between Dany's forces and the North will unfold. Jon will battle Grey Worm, and Arya will assassinate Daenerys. Jon will use his Targ blood to control Dany's dragon and prevent it from slaughtering the North
-Tyrion (who will be imprisoned by Daenerys for execution for freeing Jaime) will be elected the new King of Westeros after Jon abandons the throne, (fitting as Tyrion is D&D's Mary Sue), Sansa will be Queen of the North and support Tyrion, Davos, Sam, and Bran will be Tyrion's advisers, and Jon will go North to become the new King Beyond The Wall.
That's pretty much the best outcome I see for tonight. If I'm wrong, oh well, at least I can come up with a better climax than the writers. If I'm anywhere close to right, I am considering it absolute proof of my Tetramonadist Titanhood.
Originally posted by Surtur
The hilarious part is nobody alive right now who is a main character would make a good leader lol.They legit would have been probably better off with someone like Tywin as king...as weird as that sounds.
I'm nominating Gendry:
-Royal genes
- Fought zombies on several occassions
- Hard worker (professional blacksmith)
- Excellent physical shape (ran across the North to get Dany to save Jon and co.)
- took the virginity of a badass assassin
At this point, he seems like a good option lol