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Quoted: She didn't. Well, at least no more than many other important characters in Game of Thrones. Here's what I think happened: Click To View Spoiler Scene #17 Death has many faces
I believe you can see Arya enter the woods just before Theon's men are attacked. It occurs when Theon hears something and sees shadows in the wood. He says “Get Ready”. I think Arya is the first shadow seen by Theon. She is being followed by one or more undead. One of whom she will use to disguise herself, so that she can get into position without drawing attention. When the undead start to come into the scene seconds later they come through the gate and directly attack Theon and his men, as they usually do. No strategy just aggressive straightforward undead attack. That’s why the first few didn’t attack. … they were chasing Arya. When this attack starts there still aren't many undead around. This occurs during the great lull in the battle where the living have cleared out most of the undead. And before the Night King raised the second wave of undead. It’s during this phase that Arya is getting ready for the most important assassination attempt of her life. (So, she was in place earlier then I thought.) Also in this scene you can see the iron bucket she will uses to increase both her jump height and distance. Theon was using it to hold his arrows. But it'll be empty when she uses it for her jump. So, I believe, she got to the forest when there weren't many undead around and she waited. She may have prepared a disguise, While I don’t think she needed one, I think she did, because it would have made it easier to just be standing there with the rest of the regular undead, and it would have allowed her to get closer to the Night King. That and the title of the scene #17 Death has many faces would kind of make sense. How did Arya's attack go down? Facing the tree, her attack came from off center and to the right of where the Night King is standing over Bran, maybe 10 yards from where Arya is. She ran from her position slightly off the right shoulder of the NK, she jumped on the edge of the iron bucket which added an extra 24"-30" of height to her jump. The average girl her age, in good shape, can jump 20" vertically. I think that would have given her a maximum jump height from her feet to the ground of 44" to 50" At the peak inflection point of her trajectory, that put her head somewhere between 2.75'-3.25' above the head of the Night King. ...well represented in the shot we get to see. https://thecrazywatchers.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/04/anigif_sub-buzz-6273-1556511276-1.gif Yes, with her arms extended at the mini-max potential of that trajectory's inflection point she could have dunked a basketball. Oh, and per her usual practice she ripped off her mask just before she killed the NK. I also think we'll probably get a reveal. So maybe we'll get to see if I'm right or not. Which would be nice. If you go back and watch from scene #14 titled What do we say to the god of death everything I've written is based on evidence that can be seen in the episode. It's just not in your face obvious. There are also a lot of cut-scenes so you have to watch carefully. View Quote |
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"HA-HA, WOW YOU SNOWFLAKES WANTED MAYBE TYRION OR JAMIE TO KILL CERSEI?!?!!?? HAHA ! LOOK AT THIS BUZZFEED ARTICLE TALKING ABOUT HOW OBVIOUS IT WAS AFTER THE FACT! I DIDN'T HAVE THIS PREDICTED ANYWHERE, BUT I'M SO SMART I AM BECAUSE AGREE WITH IT, AND NOW CALL IT OBVIOUS. ....E-EVEN THOUGH WHAT I'M REALLY TRYING TO SAY IS THAT IT MADE SENSE TO ME, WHEN I USE THE SAME HIPSTER-LOGIC D&D DID." That's silly that Sam would use magic, in a world with working magic, ice zombies, dragons, duh. Prophesies and wizards? THAT is where the line is drawn. Duh. Here's a buzzfeed article about that very topic, after the fact. .... Sure Melisandre maybe has magic or not, we don't know, but fuck Bran's ability to literally see through time and see ancient history, SHE knew Arya was gunna kill the Night King. ... but with that special future knowledge, she ruined Stannis with allll of other stuff she might not have done had she really had better knowledge of the future than the 3 Eyed Raven - but there's no way this was hot-shot story correction. ETA: I'm thinking Arya's going to get Cersei. Cersei was the original GRRM arc, IMHO. She was on her list, the whole thing about be-heading her Dad is probably high motivation. Joffrey is dead so that's handled. Arya actually trained to fight the living, using disguise and deception, which probably wouldn't have/shouldn't have worked on White Walkers who I assume have predator Vision . Better enjoy Dagger-Jump, the sequel. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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Some people are claiming Dumb and Dumber definitely had this ending for the Night King planned for a long time and use the scene with Melisandre meeting Arya in S3 as "proof." Why then in S3 did Melisandre say "brown eyes, blue eyes, and green eyes" and in S8 she changed it to "brown eyes, green eyes,.... and blue eyes"? If they knew way back then why not have it be the same order? Personally I think that was just a reference to Arya killing people in general and Dumb and Dumber are using that line as an excuse to shoehorn Arya killing the NK as "something they had planned all along." https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vEj1aN_Rmj0 Jon Snow coming back from the dead? JK, Lol. Prophesies are stupid (But magic good enough to raise the dead, and dragons are real, can you believe people also believed in prophesies in such a world? Hurrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr) BUT Melisandre "Burn your kid and pass the leeches, Stannis" Red Witch quotes? Those are the real deal Pay attention shitlords, the clues are right there. Just ask Stannis. https://external-preview.redd.it/YcO-RCNP3aMbIjX7d0KEvqQpWBFZSsPlmaVygXTUqaM.jpg?width=735&auto=webp&s=b7a36ff2dfd69363fdee4d11a2e64908039b268b Ignore your "Fan theories" based on books, storylines, or anything else. Start paying attention to Melisandre quotes in the show, with words re-arranged into any order. That's not a sign that something is amiss "See! See! David and Dan had it planned all along! All the evidence is there!" HAHA ! LOOK AT THIS BUZZFEED ARTICLE TALKING ABOUT HOW OBVIOUS IT WAS AFTER THE FACT! I DIDN'T HAVE THIS PREDICTED ANYWHERE, BUT I'M SO SMART I AM BECAUSE AGREE WITH IT, AND NOW CALL IT OBVIOUS. ....E-EVEN THOUGH WHAT I'M REALLY TRYING TO SAY IS THAT IT MADE SENSE TO ME, WHEN I USE THE SAME HIPSTER-LOGIC D&D DID." That's silly that Sam would use magic, in a world with working magic, ice zombies, dragons, duh. Prophesies and wizards? THAT is where the line is drawn. Duh. Here's a buzzfeed article about that very topic, after the fact. .... Sure Melisandre maybe has magic or not, we don't know, but fuck Bran's ability to literally see through time and see ancient history, SHE knew Arya was gunna kill the Night King. ... but with that special future knowledge, she ruined Stannis with allll of other stuff she might not have done had she really had better knowledge of the future than the 3 Eyed Raven - but there's no way this was hot-shot story correction. ETA: I'm thinking Arya's going to get Cersei. Cersei was the original GRRM arc, IMHO. She was on her list, the whole thing about be-heading her Dad is probably high motivation. Joffrey is dead so that's handled. Arya actually trained to fight the living, using disguise and deception, which probably wouldn't have/shouldn't have worked on White Walkers who I assume have predator Vision . Better enjoy Dagger-Jump, the sequel. |
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Alternative tactics that could be used. Scenario: Attacking force is on foot, equipped with only melee weapons. No archers, no cavalry, but high numbers. Tactics are simple waves of zombies. They have one dragon. Attacking force is subject to quick-kill when struck with obsidian or Valarian steel. Defensive side has a large light cavalry force, a light infantry (spears and shields), and then heavy infantry. They have two dragons. Goal: slow down/break up the zombie waves into management chunks. Field prep. Litter the approaches with the dragon-glass tipped obstacles. Use randomly distributed hidden pits with dragon-glass tipped spikes at the bottom. This should slow and break up the advance. Split Dothraki into two forces, they are to do slashing attacks at the flanks of the attacking force. No frontal attacks. This should force the zombies into a "kill box". Fill the kill box with dragon glass tipped arrows, and the firebombs from the trebuchets. Keep the trebuchets behind the trenches and even behind the castle walls. Keep them pounding away at the attacking force. Once the zombies cluster, then the dragons keep sweeping the kill box. and ??? View Quote You need to condense them as much as possible, and slow them down. Then use mass-casualty weapons like trebuchets and dragon fire to cause as much damage as possible. It may be possible to straight up win the fight this way. Would that have made for a boring battle? |
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If it wasn't for their newfound fast travel abilities it would take another whole season just to get to KL
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It's not just us. Many of the hardcore fans of the series arent' satisfied with the episode. Go look at /r/gameofthrones /r/asoif or /r/freefolk. The majority of people on reddit are liberals. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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Quoted: You are obviously dumber than a bag of hammers. Those faggot dragons wouldn't stand a chance against Arya! Haven't you been watching? She's been.... Like, training and junk... View Quote typical woman, couldnt keep her trap shut for anorher 0.87 seconds. |
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Jon and Dany conquer King's Landing and confront Cersei. Cersei tells them about the High Septon and his treatment of women and gays. Jon realizes that Westeros cannot be saved so long as toxic masculinity exists, so he renounces his claim and heads north of the Wall, never to be seen alive again. Cersei and Dany marry, uniting the claims. They raise Cersei's son, Tywin, as a female, now called Tywinna. Euron also decides to change his gender, and sails back to Asshai to see if sorcery can do the trick. Sam returns to the Citadel after being charged to find a cure for toxic masculinity, which he now realizes is the true cause of his father's and brother's death, and not Dany "Burn them all" Dragontits. Arya takes over Littlefinger's brothel and turns it into a lesbian BDSM sex dungeon, which is tots cool and not abusive because its being run by a girl and not toxic masculinity. Her sister Sansa is her biggest client. Gendry starts Ye Olde Sex Shopp forging dildos, strap-ons, and other toys for Arya. Grey Worm and Missande form the Westeros Chapter of the NAACP. The Hound and the Mountain decide that Cleganebowl would be far, far too much toxic masculinity, and decide to reconcile. The Hound becomes the new High Septon and removes the Father, Warrior, and Smith from the Pantheon, leaving only female (Mother, Maiden, Crone) and gender-neutral (Stranger) deities. R'hllor is banned in westeros because Kinvara refuses to rename him the Lady of Light. Tyrion and Varys just stand around and make unfunny quips. D&D just flat out forget to write endings for Jamie and Brienne, and as far as we know they're still in Winterfell. With all of Westeros ruled by women, and with toxic masculinity no longer around to fat shame them, the women gorge themselves on pastries. Hot Pie becomes the richest person in Westeros. He retires to Lys. In the final scene, Jaqen H'ghar and Kinvara peer into the flames and see the degeneracy that is Westeros. They travel north of the Wall and find Jon Snow. The replicate the magic of the Children and drive an obsidian dagger into his chest, he awakes as the new Night King. Cut to Bran sitting by the Weirwood, a smile slowly creeps on his face as the snows begin to fall. Fade to black. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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Sam uses magic to kill Cersei and there is a callback to Sam saying he always wanted to be a wizard in S1. "See! See! David and Dan had it planned all along! All the evidence is there! Wow, what a great twist!" The Hound and the Mountain decide that Cleganebowl would be far, far too much toxic masculinity, and decide to reconcile. The Hound becomes the new High Septon and removes the Father, Warrior, and Smith from the Pantheon, leaving only female (Mother, Maiden, Crone) and gender-neutral (Stranger) deities. R'hllor is banned in westeros because Kinvara refuses to rename him the Lady of Light. Tyrion and Varys just stand around and make unfunny quips. D&D just flat out forget to write endings for Jamie and Brienne, and as far as we know they're still in Winterfell. With all of Westeros ruled by women, and with toxic masculinity no longer around to fat shame them, the women gorge themselves on pastries. Hot Pie becomes the richest person in Westeros. He retires to Lys. In the final scene, Jaqen H'ghar and Kinvara peer into the flames and see the degeneracy that is Westeros. They travel north of the Wall and find Jon Snow. The replicate the magic of the Children and drive an obsidian dagger into his chest, he awakes as the new Night King. Cut to Bran sitting by the Weirwood, a smile slowly creeps on his face as the snows begin to fall. Fade to black. It’s probably not all that far off from what two SJW cucks writing this mess would do if they thought they could get away with it. |
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Is there a reason Arya can't use someone else's face, stroll in, kill Cersi, stroll out? Those faggot dragons wouldn't stand a chance against Arya! Haven't you been watching? She's been.... Like, training and junk... |
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lol I guess it ain't just us. https://www.reddit.com/r/freefolk/comments/bjjjjj/actual_footage_of_the_writers_after_episode_3/ View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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Quoted: She didn't. Well, at least no more than many other important characters in Game of Thrones. Here's what I think happened: Click To View Spoiler Scene #17 Death has many faces
I believe you can see Arya enter the woods just before Theon's men are attacked. It occurs when Theon hears something and sees shadows in the wood. He says “Get Ready”. I think Arya is the first shadow seen by Theon. She is being followed by one or more undead. One of whom she will use to disguise herself, so that she can get into position without drawing attention. When the undead start to come into the scene seconds later they come through the gate and directly attack Theon and his men, as they usually do. No strategy just aggressive straightforward undead attack. That’s why the first few didn’t attack. … they were chasing Arya. When this attack starts there still aren't many undead around. This occurs during the great lull in the battle where the living have cleared out most of the undead. And before the Night King raised the second wave of undead. It’s during this phase that Arya is getting ready for the most important assassination attempt of her life. (So, she was in place earlier then I thought.) Also in this scene you can see the iron bucket she will uses to increase both her jump height and distance. Theon was using it to hold his arrows. But it'll be empty when she uses it for her jump. So, I believe, she got to the forest when there weren't many undead around and she waited. She may have prepared a disguise, While I don’t think she needed one, I think she did, because it would have made it easier to just be standing there with the rest of the regular undead, and it would have allowed her to get closer to the Night King. That and the title of the scene #17 Death has many faces would kind of make sense. How did Arya's attack go down? Facing the tree, her attack came from off center and to the right of where the Night King is standing over Bran, maybe 10 yards from where Arya is. She ran from her position slightly off the right shoulder of the NK, she jumped on the edge of the iron bucket which added an extra 24"-30" of height to her jump. The average girl her age, in good shape, can jump 20" vertically. I think that would have given her a maximum jump height from her feet to the ground of 44" to 50" At the peak inflection point of her trajectory, that put her head somewhere between 2.75'-3.25' above the head of the Night King. ...well represented in the shot we get to see. https://thecrazywatchers.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/04/anigif_sub-buzz-6273-1556511276-1.gif Yes, with her arms extended at the mini-max potential of that trajectory's inflection point she could have dunked a basketball. Oh, and per her usual practice she ripped off her mask just before she killed the NK. I also think we'll probably get a reveal. So maybe we'll get to see if I'm right or not. Which would be nice. If you go back and watch from scene #14 titled What do we say to the god of death everything I've written is based on evidence that can be seen in the episode. It's just not in your face obvious. There are also a lot of cut-scenes so you have to watch carefully. I think I understand. Ok, people like to debate. They want to be right, because it gives them a dopamine hit. Most of the time that causes debates to turn into arguments. Where people become so emotionally invested in their argument they become angry when their argument is challenged or refuted. At that point they never back down, because to do so, is emotionally painful to them. |
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It's making us do the same thing. https://www.reddit.com/r/freefolk/comments/bjjjjj/actual_footage_of_the_writers_after_episode_3/ We're all becoming way too sensitive. Just remember how stupid SJW's sound when they see racism, or sexism, in EVERYTHING? It's making us do the same thing. Don't get me wrong. There are politics in entertainment. Sometimes they're gross displays of political agendas, and sometimes they're not. I don't feel morally offended, or feel that my political views have been demeaned by anything that has happened in GOT. . |
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I think someone should be bann'd for posting highlights in PINK...just sayin.
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Quoted: It would be fucking awesome, but hey Arya was training in disguises to fight white walkers apparently, and this story is about subverting expectations - so don't expect a payoff you silly rube. Look up your red priestess quotes too, and re-arrange the words to Fuck the 3eyed raven. View Quote ---------------- What if- cleganebowl does happen And the reason is, it's a trial by combat. The Hound is (someones) champion, the Mountain is Cersei's champion. I am pretty damn sure Cleganebowl WILL happen, because it's fan service, and that seems to be a popular thing. ---------------- I guess one fun thing about the show, we have no idea who will sit the iron throne. I put the odds at: Dany 3:1 Jon 4:1 Sansa 5:1 Cersei 8:1 Arya 9:1 Jamie 10:1 Gendry 15:1 Tyrion 16:1 Samwell 50:1 Varys 100:1 Ser Bronn 120:1 |
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Some people are claiming Dumb and Dumber definitely had this ending for the Night King planned for a long time and use the scene with Melisandre meeting Arya in S3 as "proof." Why then in S3 did Melisandre say "brown eyes, blue eyes, and green eyes" and in S8 she changed it to "brown eyes, green eyes,.... and blue eyes"? If they knew way back then why not have it be the same order? Personally I think that was just a reference to Arya killing people in general and Dumb and Dumber are using that line as an excuse to shoehorn Arya killing the NK as "something they had planned all along." https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vEj1aN_Rmj0 Jon Snow coming back from the dead? JK, Lol. Prophesies are stupid (But magic good enough to raise the dead, and dragons are real, can you believe people also believed in prophesies in such a world? Hurrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr) BUT Melisandre "Burn your kid and pass the leeches, Stannis" Red Witch quotes? Those are the real deal Pay attention shitlords, the clues are right there. Just ask Stannis. https://external-preview.redd.it/YcO-RCNP3aMbIjX7d0KEvqQpWBFZSsPlmaVygXTUqaM.jpg?width=735&auto=webp&s=b7a36ff2dfd69363fdee4d11a2e64908039b268b Ignore your "Fan theories" based on books, storylines, or anything else. Start paying attention to Melisandre quotes in the show, with words re-arranged into any order. That's not a sign that something is amiss "See! See! David and Dan had it planned all along! All the evidence is there!" HAHA ! LOOK AT THIS BUZZFEED ARTICLE TALKING ABOUT HOW OBVIOUS IT WAS AFTER THE FACT! I DIDN'T HAVE THIS PREDICTED ANYWHERE, BUT I'M SO SMART I AM BECAUSE AGREE WITH IT, AND NOW CALL IT OBVIOUS. ....E-EVEN THOUGH WHAT I'M REALLY TRYING TO SAY IS THAT IT MADE SENSE TO ME, WHEN I USE THE SAME HIPSTER-LOGIC D&D DID." That's silly that Sam would use magic, in a world with working magic, ice zombies, dragons, duh. Prophesies and wizards? THAT is where the line is drawn. Duh. Here's a buzzfeed article about that very topic, after the fact. .... Sure Melisandre maybe has magic or not, we don't know, but fuck Bran's ability to literally see through time and see ancient history, SHE knew Arya was gunna kill the Night King. ... but with that special future knowledge, she ruined Stannis with allll of other stuff she might not have done had she really had better knowledge of the future than the 3 Eyed Raven - but there's no way this was hot-shot story correction. ETA: I'm thinking Arya's going to get Cersei. Cersei was the original GRRM arc, IMHO. She was on her list, the whole thing about be-heading her Dad is probably high motivation. Joffrey is dead so that's handled. Arya actually trained to fight the living, using disguise and deception, which probably wouldn't have/shouldn't have worked on White Walkers who I assume have predator Vision . Better enjoy Dagger-Jump, the sequel. |
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I also forgot Arya, who probably has a decent shot.
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I think a lot of people expected that before this season started. It still makes sense, but with Arya killing the night king, it seems to put a bit of a damper on that situation. ---------------- What if- cleganebowl does happen And the reason is, it's a trial by combat. The Hound is (someones) champion, the Mountain is Cersei's champion. I am pretty damn sure Cleganebowl WILL happen, because it's fan service, and that seems to be a popular thing. ---------------- I guess one fun thing about the show, we have no idea who will sit the iron throne. I put the odds at: Dany 3:1 Jon 4:1 Sansa 5:1 Cersei 8:1 Arya 9:1 Jamie 10:1 Gendry 15:1 Tyrion 16:1 Samwell 50:1 Varys 100:1 Ser Bronn 120:1 View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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I wonder. Once Theon was reunited with his sister, did she give him the box she was sent earlier?
I wonder how that conversation went. Well, I mean above what we got in the show. "Yeah, here's the box with your penis. Uh, enjoy?" Oh well. At least he found his balls in the end. |
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At this point I want to see everybody live happily ever after. Jon and Dany get married and take the Iron throne. Tormund and Brieanne get married and have giant babies. Jaime gets to kill Cersei. Hound gets to kill Mountain. Greyworm and Milesande go back to Narth. Sam invents an 'attachment' to help Varys and whatever Unsullied are left.
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Some people are claiming Dumb and Dumber definitely had this ending for the Night King planned for a long time and use the scene with Melisandre meeting Arya in S3 as "proof." Why then in S3 did Melisandre say "brown eyes, blue eyes, and green eyes" and in S8 she changed it to "brown eyes, green eyes,.... and blue eyes"? If they knew way back then why not have it be the same order? Personally I think that was just a reference to Arya killing people in general and Dumb and Dumber are using that line as an excuse to shoehorn Arya killing the NK as "something they had planned all along." https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vEj1aN_Rmj0 Jon Snow coming back from the dead? JK, Lol. Prophesies are stupid (But magic good enough to raise the dead, and dragons are real, can you believe people also believed in prophesies in such a world? Hurrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr) BUT Melisandre "Burn your kid and pass the leeches, Stannis" Red Witch quotes? Those are the real deal Pay attention shitlords, the clues are right there. Just ask Stannis. https://external-preview.redd.it/YcO-RCNP3aMbIjX7d0KEvqQpWBFZSsPlmaVygXTUqaM.jpg?width=735&auto=webp&s=b7a36ff2dfd69363fdee4d11a2e64908039b268b Ignore your "Fan theories" based on books, storylines, or anything else. Start paying attention to Melisandre quotes in the show, with words re-arranged into any order. That's not a sign that something is amiss "See! See! David and Dan had it planned all along! All the evidence is there!" HAHA ! LOOK AT THIS BUZZFEED ARTICLE TALKING ABOUT HOW OBVIOUS IT WAS AFTER THE FACT! I DIDN'T HAVE THIS PREDICTED ANYWHERE, BUT I'M SO SMART I AM BECAUSE AGREE WITH IT, AND NOW CALL IT OBVIOUS. ....E-EVEN THOUGH WHAT I'M REALLY TRYING TO SAY IS THAT IT MADE SENSE TO ME, WHEN I USE THE SAME HIPSTER-LOGIC D&D DID." That's silly that Sam would use magic, in a world with working magic, ice zombies, dragons, duh. Prophesies and wizards? THAT is where the line is drawn. Duh. Here's a buzzfeed article about that very topic, after the fact. .... Sure Melisandre maybe has magic or not, we don't know, but fuck Bran's ability to literally see through time and see ancient history, SHE knew Arya was gunna kill the Night King. ... but with that special future knowledge, she ruined Stannis with allll of other stuff she might not have done had she really had better knowledge of the future than the 3 Eyed Raven - but there's no way this was hot-shot story correction. ETA: I'm thinking Arya's going to get Cersei. Cersei was the original GRRM arc, IMHO. She was on her list, the whole thing about be-heading her Dad is probably high motivation. Joffrey is dead so that's handled. Arya actually trained to fight the living, using disguise and deception, which probably wouldn't have/shouldn't have worked on White Walkers who I assume have predator Vision . Better enjoy Dagger-Jump, the sequel. That world? Yeah prophesies, that's the silly part. |
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View Quote One of the comments (not mine): 20 Questions to anyone who thought this was a great episode.... 1. If The Night King knew where Bran was, why didn't he just fly over to him with Vicerion and burn Bran, the Greyjoys and the weir wood tree all where they stood. There wasn't a damn thing anyone could do to stop him. 2. Since when does the CALVARY go first? Why were they not using the Trebuchets and archers first, like every single battle in the history of the world? 3. Why was Ghost with Jorah and the Dothraki? He doesn't know them. Why wasn't he with Sansa Stark in the crypts? 4. Why didn't they use the same strategy on the wight army that they did against the Lannisters by using Dragons to pave a path through and Dothraki penetrating to finish off? 5. What was the point of the Trebuchets and Catapults? 6. Jorah was on the front line of Dothraki, so how exactly did he survive and the 50 lines of Dothraki behind him didn't? 7. Why did they cast World World Z zombies in place of the Wights? If the Wights could move that fast, why didn't they do so as soon as the Wall went down last season? 8. So are we going to ignore 40 thousand Dothraki (special forces) die in 40 secs, but Sam (Librarian) survives over 40 mins in an open courtyard even after being dog piled by same wights? 9. Why was Sam outside fighting anyway? Didn't he promise to never leave Gilly alone again? He easily could have been heroic protecting the ppl in the crypt against the resurrected Starks. 10. Where the hell did Jorah come from to save Dany? Remember he was on the other side of the wights. Dany used Drogon to clear a path for Jon to get through. She didn't do that for Jorah, so how'd he get there? 11: I love Davos, but he said he's no use with a sword... so How did he survive? 12. Why were the wights so slow in the Stark Library scene with Arya? They were running like World War Z zombies previously, so why wouldn't they just run through that Library destroying everything in their Path? Why the delicate movements? 13. As Badass as Lyanna Mormont's death was... why exactly did the wight Giant hold her that close to his eye? Her arms were too short to be able to reach him if he just held her up. Was he near sighted? Even better, do wight's even care? 14. Why did the Night King smile? Since when did he have emotions? Wouldn't he have smiled back in HARDHOME as well? Imagine a SNAKE or Crocodile smiling. Silly isn't it? 15. How was Jon able to survive Vicerion's flame hiding behind a short wall and small pile of rumble? Remember Vicerion just took down half of Winterfell's exterior walls and he was the one that to out THE GREAT WALL. 16. What was the point of the WHITE WALKERS? 17. Why didn't Arya turn into a White Walker when the Night King grabbed her flesh? 18. Where did Arya Leap from? Also why was she screaming on the leap? Wasn't the whole point to surprise attack? 19. Why did Jon Yell at Vicerion? Was he just hoping to die? It really makes no sense. 20. Why does anyone care about the "Next Battle." Seriously, there is no need for any more armies, fleets or even Dragons. They have Arya. She beat the NK without even wearing a mask, so how does Cersei stand a chance against her with masks? How hard would it be for Arya to go to King's Landing, get Qyburn's face and then see Ceresi face to face? Game over, no? |
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Needs a scene where a dick with a wart on it fills the screen, to advance the plot. Nothin' SJW about that. Cersei tells them about the High Septon and his treatment of women and gays. And immigrants. Jon realizes that Westeros cannot be saved so long as toxic masculinity exists, so he renounces his claim and heads north of the Wall, never to be seen alive again. He didn't go out of his way to find only women to help him redesign it, and build it with entirely male labor but 50/50 female supervisors? Cersei and Dany marry, uniting the claims. They raise Cersei's son, Tywin, as a female, now called Tywinna. stunning and brave. Make sure to have this done in shaky-cam, visuals > Making sense. We crucify Michael Bay over it, but HBO gets a pass. Euron also decides to change his gender, and sails back to Asshai to see if sorcery can do the trick. Sam returns to the Citadel after being charged to find a cure for toxic masculinity, which he now realizes is the true cause of his father's and brother's death, and not Dany "Burn them all" Dragontits. Sam, as a feminist ally, can watch Bronn bang Gilly as Gilly explores her sexuality. Men who weren't Sam, did bad things in history. Now Gilly can only be happy by fucking strangers. Arya takes over Littlefinger's brothel and turns it into a lesbian BDSM sex dungeon, which is tots cool and not abusive because its being run by a girl and not toxic masculinity. Her sister Sansa is her biggest client. Gendry starts Ye Olde Sex Shopp forging dildos, strap-ons, and other toys for Arya. Grey Worm and Missande form the Westeros Chapter of the NAACP. -10 points, Grey worm didn't identify that way. You're not supposed to assume someone's race. The Hound and the Mountain decide that Cleganebowl would be far, far too much toxic masculinity, and decide to reconcile. Needs crying and lots of shaky cam. Actually having the Cleganes meet face to face at all, would be expected by the audience given how the show is built. Find a way to avoid it entirely to subvert expectations. The Hound becomes the new High Septon and removes the Father, Warrior, and Smith from the Pantheon, leaving only female (Mother, Maiden, Crone) and gender-neutral (Stranger) deities. Very progressive. R'hllor is banned in westeros because Kinvara refuses to rename him the Lady of Light. Kinvara banned from Twitter. Or, you see her ABOUT to get banned in 3 scenes. Then she gets banned. We might not have enough time to show the ban, with the piano music and slow-mo walking to the keyboard for 10min. Tyrion and Varys just stand around and make unfunny quips. D&D just flat out forget to write endings for Jamie and Brienne, and as far as we know they're still in Winterfell. Brienne counsels the hound and the mountain, who accept that they're bad, and are going to stop doing bad things because they were told not to. The hound and the mountain are treated the same because they're ALL toxic, no need to look for differences. With all of Westeros ruled by women, and with toxic masculinity no longer around to fat shame them, the women gorge themselves on pastries. Hot Pie becomes the richest person in Westeros. He retires to Lys. Danayers should ban profits. In the final scene, Jaqen H'ghar and Kinvara peer into the flames and see the degeneracy that is Westeros. They travel north of the Wall and find Jon Snow. The replicate the magic of the Children and drive an obsidian dagger into his chest, he awakes as the new Night King. Cut to Bran sitting by the Weirwood, a smile slowly creeps on his face as the snows begin to fall. He posts on 4chan "Night King Return? Loading Q." Fade to black. It’s probably not all that far off from what two SJW cucks writing this mess would do if they thought they could get away with it. Hunter Killer might have liked your version, but mine is more betterer. (click the quote tree to see how I |
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I believe you can see Arya enter the woods just before Theon's men are attacked. It occurs when Theon hears something and sees shadows in the wood. He says “Get Ready”. I think Arya is the first shadow seen by Theon. She is being followed by one or more undead. One of whom she will use to disguise herself, so that she can get into position without drawing attention. When the undead start to come into the scene seconds later they come through the gate and directly attack Theon and his men, as they usually do. No strategy just aggressive straightforward undead attack. That’s why the first few didn’t attack. … they were chasing Arya. When this attack starts there still aren't many undead around. This occurs during the great lull in the battle where the living have cleared out most of the undead. And before the Night King raised the second wave of undead. It’s during this phase that Arya is getting ready for the most important assassination attempt of her life. (So, she was in place earlier then I thought.) Also in this scene you can see the iron bucket she will uses to increase both her jump height and distance. Theon was using it to hold his arrows. But it'll be empty when she uses it for her jump. So, I believe, she got to the forest when there weren't many undead around and she waited. She may have prepared a disguise, While I don’t think she needed one, I think she did, because it would have made it easier to just be standing there with the rest of the regular undead, and it would have allowed her to get closer to the Night King. That and the title of the scene #17 Death has many faces would kind of make sense. How did Arya's attack go down? Facing the tree, her attack came from off center and to the right of where the Night King is standing over Bran, maybe 10 yards from where Arya is. She ran from her position slightly off the right shoulder of the NK, she jumped on the edge of the iron bucket which added an extra 24"-30" of height to her jump. The average girl her age, in good shape, can jump 20" vertically. I think that would have given her a maximum jump height from her feet to the ground of 44" to 50" At the peak inflection point of her trajectory, that put her head somewhere between 2.75'-3.25' above the head of the Night King. ...well represented in the shot we get to see. https://thecrazywatchers.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/04/anigif_sub-buzz-6273-1556511276-1.gif Yes, with her arms extended at the mini-max potential of that trajectory's inflection point she could have dunked a basketball. Oh, and per her usual practice she ripped off her mask just before she killed the NK. I also think we'll probably get a reveal. So maybe we'll get to see if I'm right or not. Which would be nice. If you go back and watch from scene #14 titled What do we say to the god of death everything I've written is based on evidence that can be seen in the episode. It's just not in your face obvious. There are also a lot of cut-scenes so you have to watch carefully. I think I understand. Ok, people like to debate. They want to be right, because it gives them a dopamine hit. Most of the time that causes debates to turn into arguments. Where people become so emotionally invested in their argument they become angry when their argument is challenged or refuted. At that point they never back down, because to do so, is emotionally painful to them. |
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Honestly this was a fear I had when they decided to call the TV series "Game of Thrones" rather than "A Song of Ice and Fire." The first book being called A Game of Thrones made sense. But when they called the TV series that my fear was that the series would focus too much on the game rather than the, as you put it, existential threat. But then with these people you never know--the reference to "Ice and Fire" could be something other than the Night King versus the living/Targaryens. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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She didn't. Well, at least no more than many other important characters in Game of Thrones. Here's what I think happened: Click To View Spoiler Scene #17 Death has many faces
I believe you can see Arya enter the woods just before Theon's men are attacked. It occurs when Theon hears something and sees shadows in the wood. He says “Get Ready”. I think Arya is the first shadow seen by Theon. She is being followed by one or more undead. One of whom she will use to disguise herself, so that she can get into position without drawing attention. When the undead start to come into the scene seconds later they come through the gate and directly attack Theon and his men, as they usually do. No strategy just aggressive straightforward undead attack. That’s why the first few didn’t attack. … they were chasing Arya. When this attack starts there still aren't many undead around. This occurs during the great lull in the battle where the living have cleared out most of the undead. And before the Night King raised the second wave of undead. It’s during this phase that Arya is getting ready for the most important assassination attempt of her life. (So, she was in place earlier then I thought.) Also in this scene you can see the iron bucket she will uses to increase both her jump height and distance. Theon was using it to hold his arrows. But it'll be empty when she uses it for her jump. So, I believe, she got to the forest when there weren't many undead around and she waited. She may have prepared a disguise, While I don’t think she needed one, I think she did, because it would have made it easier to just be standing there with the rest of the regular undead, and it would have allowed her to get closer to the Night King. That and the title of the scene #17 Death has many faces would kind of make sense. How did Arya's attack go down? Facing the tree, her attack came from off center and to the right of where the Night King is standing over Bran, maybe 10 yards from where Arya is. She ran from her position slightly off the right shoulder of the NK, she jumped on the edge of the iron bucket which added an extra 24"-30" of height to her jump. The average girl her age, in good shape, can jump 20" vertically. I think that would have given her a maximum jump height from her feet to the ground of 44" to 50" At the peak inflection point of her trajectory, that put her head somewhere between 2.75'-3.25' above the head of the Night King. ...well represented in the shot we get to see. https://thecrazywatchers.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/04/anigif_sub-buzz-6273-1556511276-1.gif Yes, with her arms extended at the mini-max potential of that trajectory's inflection point she could have dunked a basketball. Oh, and per her usual practice she ripped off her mask just before she killed the NK. I also think we'll probably get a reveal. So maybe we'll get to see if I'm right or not. Which would be nice. If you go back and watch from scene #14 titled What do we say to the god of death everything I've written is based on evidence that can be seen in the episode. It's just not in your face obvious. There are also a lot of cut-scenes so you have to watch carefully. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
Quoted: That’s more believable than the Arya having superpowers. Here's what I think happened: Click To View Spoiler Scene #17 Death has many faces
I believe you can see Arya enter the woods just before Theon's men are attacked. It occurs when Theon hears something and sees shadows in the wood. He says “Get Ready”. I think Arya is the first shadow seen by Theon. She is being followed by one or more undead. One of whom she will use to disguise herself, so that she can get into position without drawing attention. When the undead start to come into the scene seconds later they come through the gate and directly attack Theon and his men, as they usually do. No strategy just aggressive straightforward undead attack. That’s why the first few didn’t attack. … they were chasing Arya. When this attack starts there still aren't many undead around. This occurs during the great lull in the battle where the living have cleared out most of the undead. And before the Night King raised the second wave of undead. It’s during this phase that Arya is getting ready for the most important assassination attempt of her life. (So, she was in place earlier then I thought.) Also in this scene you can see the iron bucket she will uses to increase both her jump height and distance. Theon was using it to hold his arrows. But it'll be empty when she uses it for her jump. So, I believe, she got to the forest when there weren't many undead around and she waited. She may have prepared a disguise, While I don’t think she needed one, I think she did, because it would have made it easier to just be standing there with the rest of the regular undead, and it would have allowed her to get closer to the Night King. That and the title of the scene #17 Death has many faces would kind of make sense. How did Arya's attack go down? Facing the tree, her attack came from off center and to the right of where the Night King is standing over Bran, maybe 10 yards from where Arya is. She ran from her position slightly off the right shoulder of the NK, she jumped on the edge of the iron bucket which added an extra 24"-30" of height to her jump. The average girl her age, in good shape, can jump 20" vertically. I think that would have given her a maximum jump height from her feet to the ground of 44" to 50" At the peak inflection point of her trajectory, that put her head somewhere between 2.75'-3.25' above the head of the Night King. ...well represented in the shot we get to see. https://thecrazywatchers.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/04/anigif_sub-buzz-6273-1556511276-1.gif Yes, with her arms extended at the mini-max potential of that trajectory's inflection point she could have dunked a basketball. Oh, and per her usual practice she ripped off her mask just before she killed the NK. I also think we'll probably get a reveal. So maybe we'll get to see if I'm right or not. Which would be nice. If you go back and watch from scene #14 titled What do we say to the god of death everything I've written is based on evidence that can be seen in the episode. It's just not in your face obvious. There are also a lot of cut-scenes so you have to watch carefully. Another tidbit is the brief cut we get to see some sort of wind rustle the hair of one of the WW's as he slowly turns his head and looks to his right. This is likely when the WW say Ayra, and it took the time of her running the 30-40ft, jumping and on the downward arc before the NK was aware. As seen in the shot of her over the shoulder of the NK, he didn't realize it until nearly the last second. As far as I can tell, it appears that the NK doesn't have instant sensory input from what he controls. If he did, he is more than fast enough to turn around and spear Ayra mid-air. He did spear a dragon mid-flight from what looked like at least a 1/4mi away after all. |
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I cant really find anything to fault here. Maybe a quibble about how high she jumped. And it likely wasn't a bucket for the arrows(that was laying on the ground) but the brazier that they were using to light the arrows and roughly 6-8ft behind the NK.(if you check in the vertical shot looking down as we watch the wave of death sweep through) Another tidbit is the brief cut we get to see some sort of wind rustle the hair of one of the WW's as he slowly turns his head and looks to his right. This is likely when the WW say Ayra, and it took the time of her running the 30-40ft, jumping and on the downward arc before the NK was aware. As seen in the shot of her over the shoulder of the NK, he didn't realize it until nearly the last second. As far as I can tell, it appears that the NK doesn't have instant sensory input from what he controls. If he did, he is more than fast enough to turn around and spear Ayra mid-air. He did spear a dragon mid-flight from what looked like at least a 1/4mi away after all. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted:
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I believe you can see Arya enter the woods just before Theon's men are attacked. It occurs when Theon hears something and sees shadows in the wood. He says “Get Ready”. I think Arya is the first shadow seen by Theon. She is being followed by one or more undead. One of whom she will use to disguise herself, so that she can get into position without drawing attention. When the undead start to come into the scene seconds later they come through the gate and directly attack Theon and his men, as they usually do. No strategy just aggressive straightforward undead attack. That’s why the first few didn’t attack. … they were chasing Arya. When this attack starts there still aren't many undead around. This occurs during the great lull in the battle where the living have cleared out most of the undead. And before the Night King raised the second wave of undead. It’s during this phase that Arya is getting ready for the most important assassination attempt of her life. (So, she was in place earlier then I thought.) Also in this scene you can see the iron bucket she will uses to increase both her jump height and distance. Theon was using it to hold his arrows. But it'll be empty when she uses it for her jump. So, I believe, she got to the forest when there weren't many undead around and she waited. She may have prepared a disguise, While I don’t think she needed one, I think she did, because it would have made it easier to just be standing there with the rest of the regular undead, and it would have allowed her to get closer to the Night King. That and the title of the scene #17 Death has many faces would kind of make sense. How did Arya's attack go down? Facing the tree, her attack came from off center and to the right of where the Night King is standing over Bran, maybe 10 yards from where Arya is. She ran from her position slightly off the right shoulder of the NK, she jumped on the edge of the iron bucket which added an extra 24"-30" of height to her jump. The average girl her age, in good shape, can jump 20" vertically. I think that would have given her a maximum jump height from her feet to the ground of 44" to 50" At the peak inflection point of her trajectory, that put her head somewhere between 2.75'-3.25' above the head of the Night King. ...well represented in the shot we get to see. https://thecrazywatchers.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/04/anigif_sub-buzz-6273-1556511276-1.gif Yes, with her arms extended at the mini-max potential of that trajectory's inflection point she could have dunked a basketball. Oh, and per her usual practice she ripped off her mask just before she killed the NK. I also think we'll probably get a reveal. So maybe we'll get to see if I'm right or not. Which would be nice. If you go back and watch from scene #14 titled What do we say to the god of death everything I've written is based on evidence that can be seen in the episode. It's just not in your face obvious. There are also a lot of cut-scenes so you have to watch carefully. Another tidbit is the brief cut we get to see some sort of wind rustle the hair of one of the WW's as he slowly turns his head and looks to his right. This is likely when the WW say Ayra, and it took the time of her running the 30-40ft, jumping and on the downward arc before the NK was aware. As seen in the shot of her over the shoulder of the NK, he didn't realize it until nearly the last second. As far as I can tell, it appears that the NK doesn't have instant sensory input from what he controls. If he did, he is more than fast enough to turn around and spear Ayra mid-air. He did spear a dragon mid-flight from what looked like at least a 1/4mi away after all. |
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