GoT Moments Only True Fans Caught In The Final Season
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Date: 2020-07-14
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william
Here is a couple.
The catspaw dagger was pictured in the book that Sam was reading when he found the source of Dragonstone.
Missandei's death echos that of Rickon before the Battle of the Bastards. Both Ramsey and Cersei were trying to provoke their opponent, the did and both paid the price.
Varys was most likely trying to poison Dany, as he also tried to do way back in season one and failed again
The final sequence of Jon leading the wildlings North of the wall, reflects the first scene of season one, when members of the Watch ride out. Note in the final scene we see a single blade of green grass, possibly the sign that winter has ended and spring is about to begin
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Here is a couple.
The catspaw dagger was pictured in the book that Sam was reading when he found the source of Dragonstone.
Missandei's death echos that of Rickon before the Battle of the Bastards. Both Ramsey and Cersei were trying to provoke their opponent, the did and both paid the price.
Varys was most likely trying to poison Dany, as he also tried to do way back in season one and failed again
The final sequence of Jon leading the wildlings North of the wall, reflects the first scene of season one, when members of the Watch ride out. Note in the final scene we see a single blade of green grass, possibly the sign that winter has ended and spring is about to begin
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Jerrod
Seeing Missandei beheaded didn't turn Dany crazy. She had already been crazy for a long time (possibly since birth. We have been so conditioned to see her as a hero, when she says things like I will burn _____ to the ground and I will break the wheel we took it as rhetoric. No, she was telling the literal truth. She is a Targeryn, that behavior is well in keeping with her family history. Even though seeing Missandei die made her hopping mad, she still had to steel her resolve before destroying King's Landing.
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Seeing Missandei beheaded didn't turn Dany crazy. She had already been crazy for a long time (possibly since birth. We have been so conditioned to see her as a hero, when she says things like I will burn _____ to the ground and I will break the wheel we took it as rhetoric. No, she was telling the literal truth. She is a Targeryn, that behavior is well in keeping with her family history. Even though seeing Missandei die made her hopping mad, she still had to steel her resolve before destroying King's Landing.
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David
2: 11. as they travelled beyond The Wall.
Wait what? Isn't that the opposite direction to Winterfell?
Tormund Giantsbane and Beric Dondarrion didn't travel beyond The Wall, instead they trailed the White Walkers, and had to go round them in other to get to Winterfell to inform Jon that the Wall had been breached. They obviously would need to pass through The Last Heart, home to the Umbers whom you mentioned (in 0: 44, are loyal to the Starks.
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2: 11. as they travelled beyond The Wall.
Wait what? Isn't that the opposite direction to Winterfell?
Tormund Giantsbane and Beric Dondarrion didn't travel beyond The Wall, instead they trailed the White Walkers, and had to go round them in other to get to Winterfell to inform Jon that the Wall had been breached. They obviously would need to pass through The Last Heart, home to the Umbers whom you mentioned (in 0: 44, are loyal to the Starks.
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Justin
What an idiotic title. Then it goes on to tells us about pointless opening credit changes? Implying you guys are just bigger better fans. Lol. Everyone I know and talk with easily picked up all the points you bring up. Just a jackass title and vid was a total waste of time. And Yara was going to iron islands to win back her home and give humans an island to flee to and live fairly safe if the night king had won. Your points were really basic stuff.
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What an idiotic title. Then it goes on to tells us about pointless opening credit changes? Implying you guys are just bigger better fans. Lol. Everyone I know and talk with easily picked up all the points you bring up. Just a jackass title and vid was a total waste of time. And Yara was going to iron islands to win back her home and give humans an island to flee to and live fairly safe if the night king had won. Your points were really basic stuff.
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Emi
So here's my theory: the Night King is a Targaryan, and he came to kill Bran, because if Bran lives, Dany can't be queen. Because Bran sees the past and the future too, so he knows he's gonna be king, right? And Dany wanted to free people from tyrants, but she became one herself, so in order to fullfill her dream, she had to die. and Bran knew that.
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So here's my theory: the Night King is a Targaryan, and he came to kill Bran, because if Bran lives, Dany can't be queen. Because Bran sees the past and the future too, so he knows he's gonna be king, right? And Dany wanted to free people from tyrants, but she became one herself, so in order to fullfill her dream, she had to die. and Bran knew that.
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Fiona
The blade belonged to King Robert Baretheon, Little Finger was just blagging it while he could stir trouble. It is thought that the sloppy assassination attempt was mastered (or not so) by then Prince Joffery after hearing his father suggest that a crippled horse would be put down - it's a mercy, which is what the catspaw said.
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The blade belonged to King Robert Baretheon, Little Finger was just blagging it while he could stir trouble. It is thought that the sloppy assassination attempt was mastered (or not so) by then Prince Joffery after hearing his father suggest that a crippled horse would be put down - it's a mercy, which is what the catspaw said.
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Spegy
Jons hair is a representation of his time at the nights watch. He has his hair loose while hes in the nights watch. But when he dies, and leaves the nights watch, he ties his hair up. He keeps his hair tied up until right at the very end, when he is sent back to the nights watch, and lets his hair loose again.
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Jons hair is a representation of his time at the nights watch. He has his hair loose while hes in the nights watch. But when he dies, and leaves the nights watch, he ties his hair up. He keeps his hair tied up until right at the very end, when he is sent back to the nights watch, and lets his hair loose again.
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Jerome
The battle of winterfell sounded like a bad name at first, but now that we know its anticlimactic, i guess its a fitting name. Before the episode, i was thinking of names like The war for spring or The war for the living or The battle for the 7 kingdoms but nah, the episode doesnt deserve these names
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The battle of winterfell sounded like a bad name at first, but now that we know its anticlimactic, i guess its a fitting name. Before the episode, i was thinking of names like The war for spring or The war for the living or The battle for the 7 kingdoms but nah, the episode doesnt deserve these names
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bamachine
The tiles were turning blue(for Ice, not black. Also it was not just the final episode that showed differences in the opening sequence. The Long night episode showed the torches going out in the crypts. The rest showed the damage at Winterfell and the final showed the damage at KL.
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The tiles were turning blue(for Ice, not black. Also it was not just the final episode that showed differences in the opening sequence. The Long night episode showed the torches going out in the crypts. The rest showed the damage at Winterfell and the final showed the damage at KL.
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