Mountain kills Jaime.

Arya would have had to die in the process of killing NK.  She's essentially invincible now.

I think she's trying to cuck Euron the same way she cucked Robert.

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Per the internets

Based on how frequently they're seen groping each other, pretending to kiss, etc. (not to mention Sophie's comments about wanting an Sansa/Arya sex scene) it's hard to imagine that Sophie and Maisie have never fooled around with each other.  Especially when you consider how much they like to party and drink and their proximity to each other when they stay in hotels.



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Random thought of the day: why did the White Walkers die when the Night King died?

It makes sense that the wights died, but the White Walkers were made in an entirely different process. They were living humans who were transformed, not undead who were brought back from the dead.

Shouldn't the killing of the Children of the Forest have killed the Night King then, since they made the Night King in a similar way?

Did it look like Mormot was a wight or undead when he rode back from the cavalry charge to anyone else? They even had a scene where he was hissing and attacking what looked like his own men.

Episode sucked, the only good thing about it being too dark to see was that it was to dark to see, and be disappointed more.

No.

Yes.

Here's the only problem with focusing on Arya's jump.

...what about the undead soldiers walking around and getting their kill on.  
...being magically controlled by a 10,000 year old immortal created by pixies and magic
...while dragons are flying around breathing fire.  ...some orange and one blue.
...in an imaginary land that doesn't exist
...with human soldiers with magic steel
...zombie giants
...magic trees
...witches

...and a character making an impossible jump upsets your sense of disbelief?

really?

Ur L8 bro.

Sheeit, son. I'd watch the fuck outta that!

Well we WERE!
Thanks a lot!

Was everything on your list explained/shown prior to the last episode?

Game of Thrones Keeps Killing Off Entire Immigrant Populations, And It's a Problem

Have you been paying attention?  The past 20 pages has been nothing but rape complaints. D&D raped the ending of episode.

You can’t rape what you own

Because they would have wiped out the wights before they got to Winterfell and there wouldn’t have been an episode 3 this season.

Bruh... it’s nice to meet another genius

My own (bullshit) theory/"what if".....

Could be or or

Probably this one....

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Bronn is heading north with a crossbow. The Lannister brothers died in episode one, they just don’t know it yet.

Absolutely.

All those mentioned above are real in this world. The laws and physics for them are established. Over two decades of backstory gives us the information to understand it.

Now, at the end of the series, we suddenly have people that can fly, or teleport, or jump over the crowd of people shark.

Its ok to rob Jon of his kill, but not Arya.
DUH!!!!!!

And to validate several posters who have pointed out there is nothing new under the sun...I bring you the ending to Ralph Bakshi's "Wizards"

LOL if it isn't actually from the show and is only your silly ass guess, it ain't a SPOILER.

Personally, I think that would be pretty fucking cool!

Arya killed the NK just get over it and move on.   That she took a leap (of faith) is really immaterial.

Come on, they get high in the bathtub together. It's pretty much guaranteed that there's some scissor me timbers going on

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At least my dick is 100% sure (and has been beaten for its impertinence)

I already called that outcome.

GotDAMN!

I'd take that bet cuz I think you got it backwards.  The Hound and the Mountain go at it and Arya takes Gregor out using that frigging dagger again to go between his legs and sever his femoral arteries.

I bet they could get $1B for that sex tape.  For each.

Problem with your theory:

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That is definitely a cause I'd contribute to.

Dont buy that for a second.

I'm pretty sure the arfcom way would have nuked them from orbit, as it is the only way to be sure.

I wonder how many seasons, and at what point it's been when the producers/writers/costumers realized that they couldn't

straps down those tits anymore and not cause her any real discomfort or pain?

Willie Wang : ... I don't get something, Pop. WAS there a murder, or WASN'T there
Sidney Wang : Yes: Killed good weekend. Drive, please.
- Murder by Death.

The pissing and moaning about 'waaahhh, no way Arya!' is too much. This thread was actually better when it was arguing over rape and consent in fictional medieval settings.  Maybe another 500 pots and we will get past that.

I would like to know more.

The main problem is they keep talking about Arya "flying". I saw no flight.

Just to make sure I went back just now and watched the scene. There was an arch to her trajectory. It was an unrealistic jump for the actress. But in a magical world, with the character given her background maybe not. So, how can this have occurred.

In the parody graphic they assume she jumped over the other white walkers, nothing from the scene indicates that happened. There was the one White Walker's hair blowing as he turns slightly to his right. But there is nothing that indicates this is because Arya was flying over his head. He could just have noticed her. Or it just could have been a plot device that something was happening.

There were other undead around, as well as trees, and places where a trained assassin in that universe could easily have gotten to BEFORE the Night King arrived.

She left Melisandre on her mission BEFORE the Night King and the other White Walkers even had entered Winterfell. In fact, the Night King was still flying around on his dragon engaged in battle with Dany and Jon. ...in the video time about 23 minutes or so passed from the time she left Melisandre, to the time she killed the Night King. That's a lot of time.

Is it plausible she used her training in disguise to work her way into position BEFORE the Night King entered the area? .... absolutely, that ability has been established.

Did she have reason to believe that the Night King would be there. No, and that's kind of important. She didn't know where the Night King was, but she knew Bran was bait. So, it would have been a logical choice, for a last-ditch effort to be in position near Bran. She could have been disguised as one of the other regular undead that were there, when the Night King and the other white walkers entered. She could have just blended into the surroundings.

As you can see there are other trees in the area of the Tree, where Bran was located. You can see them on the map of Winterfell

...and you can see them in the scene as the Night King walks towards Bran, you can also other "regular" undead. Could she have gotten into position in one of those locations and used her special talents to hide? Absolutely, she has that kind of ability. That's as established as dragons flying.

Finally, Melisandre set her off on her mission at around the 55-minute mark. Melisandre also had very unusual magical powers, could she have somehow aided Arya on her mission. I have no idea, ...but it's plausible.

Arya DID NOT fly, that's silly, and nothing indicates that she did, or had to fly. Did she do something incredible, absolutely. But we're talking about a fantasy television show.

.... time to move on.

You know that's another interesting thought.  If you go back and look at the scene, there are all these heavy iron grated baskets that Theon's men were using for their arrows and fire.  They look about two, maybe two and half feet tall, and pretty solid.  The actress that plays Arya is only 5'1 and the actor that plays the Night King is 6'1, so with a running start, and using the iron baskets to gain some jumping height, maybe the trajectory seen in the film really wasn't all that extraordinary for the character Arya.

Damn, if you really look at the scene, and what's around, there are all sorts ways Arya, with her particular skill set, could have made that jump running from a hidden position.  ...hmmmm.  Again, no flying, and no unusual magic needed

Because it's a big risk when they know the NK can kill dragons with his olympic ice javelin and the NK has a dragon of his own.

I cant believe you took the time and effort to write that. Holy over thinking shit batman.

Lol. Welcome to the party, Pal!

Looking at a overhead shot of Winterfell, it looks like Arya may have jumped from the tower inside of the Godswood. I believe that's the same tower Jamie pushed Bran from.

Maybe Arya trained with that crazy tree-scaling karate girl on Barry that kicked Barry and Fuchs asses

Or she could have been hiding behind one of the 35 trees.  I dont understand everyone acting like she appeared out of thin air.

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