Adrinius wrote:

Shrunk wrote:

Adrinius wrote:if Euron had Dragonbinderhe wouldn't need Cercei.

Cercei has other uses.

Like what?

Well, she's still pretty smoking hot, for one. But besides that, she is Queen of the Seven Kingdoms, and while that may not mean much right now, it will if she wins the upcoming war. And while the Lannister wealth is not what it once was, either, Euron may not necessarily know that.

Shrunk wrote:

Adrinius wrote:

Shrunk wrote:

Adrinius wrote:if Euron had Dragonbinderhe wouldn't need Cercei.

Cercei has other uses.

Like what?

Well, she's still pretty smoking hot, for one. But besides that, she is Queen of the Seven Kingdoms, and while that may not mean much right now, it will if she wins the upcoming war. And while the Lannister wealth is not what it once was, either, Euron may not necessarily know that.

Well, she's still pretty smoking hot, for one.

I'm pretty sure Euron prefers younger, prettier babes, and of the kind he doesn't have to share power with.

But besides that, she is Queen of the Seven Kingdoms, and while that may not mean much right now, it will if she wins the upcoming war.

If the war decides who wins the Iron Throne then her current status means nothing.

And while the Lannister wealth is not what it once was, either, Euron may not necessarily know that.

I think Euron is more interested in the Lannister army than Lannister gold.

Yes, he needs an alliance under the current circumstances but if he had that certain aforementioned artifact, everything would change.

Will Hodor come back as a white walker?

No, but maybe as a walking wight. The only transition from human to white walker that I know of is the first guy that the children did, and the babies.

The Hound's character transformation has accelerated.





I haven't seen any of his commercial work.

I don't see the dragonbinder being likely to be added onto the show.

Random things like that have been omitted for simpler plots throughout the show.

willhud9 wrote:I don't see the dragonbinder being likely to be added onto the show.

Random things like that have been omitted for simpler plots throughout the show.

Too out of nowhere. I agree. It's not that.

It is the weakest parts of the books in my opinion. Martin complicates his plot so much it becomes frustrating to follow to a point of who cares anymore. The show, while at times way too simple and predictable, at least allows me to keep my interest on essential points without adding unnecessary plot elements such as magical items, or magical disguises, etc.

Simpler explanations in the show are generally going to be more believable than complex book plot devices.

Euron is going to capture Tyrian and bring him to the Red Keep and Danerys is going to rescue him using her dragons which will destroy it and we will see her wandering the ruins as we saw in her fever dream from season 1.

willhud9 wrote:It is the weakest parts of the books in my opinion. Martin complicates his plot so much it becomes frustrating to follow to a point of who cares anymore. The show, while at times way too simple and predictable, at least allows me to keep my interest on essential points without adding unnecessary plot elements such as magical items, or magical disguises, etc.

Simpler explanations in the show are generally going to be more believable than complex book plot devices.

Even in the books, entire plots get dropped/forgotten. anyone?

Pulsar wrote:Major book spoiler. I'm pretty sure what the 'gift' is that Euron promised to Cersei:

http://awoiaf.westeros.org/index.php/Dragonbinder

The hornblower Cragorn's lungs 'were charred black as soot"? How does one last even a few seconds with charred lungs? What idiot is going to blow it later when he really needs to use it?

crank wrote:No, but maybe as a walking wight. The only transition from human to white walker that I know of is the first guy that the children did, and the babies.

My thinking is that he died beyond the wall, so he might appear walking like the zombie with the rest of the group.

So... What did we think of that?

Ashes it is then.

RS

Wasn't a fan of all the fan service in this episode. It was like the Rogue One of Game of Thrones episodes.

Well, we know what the gift is now. We also know who's going where and what conflicts are coming up (there are a lot of them and they look like fun). Good episode without being overdone at the end there.

At least they found a way to cut off a bunch of arcs that were going no where.

Animavore wrote:So... What did we think of that?

All felt a little bit rushed imo.

Adrinius wrote:I wonder where Dany's armada will land? Probably Pyke? She has to solve Theon and Yara's uncle problem first?

Looks like I was right. Eliminate/absorb the other armada first, then you have no enemy loose at your back.

I could be Dany's Hand.