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Game of Thrones Season 7 - Monday Morning Torrenters Thread

Someone else certainly needs to learn how to fly one, because if she's going to fly them in a straight line in front of those launcher things she'll have none left soon.
Jon and Tyrion will with their Targaryen blood (or so it has been speculated)
 
Someone else certainly needs to learn how to fly one, because if she's going to fly them in a straight line in front of those launcher things she'll have none left soon.

She should probably get some sort of harness as well. Holding on to it's scales is a bit risky consider how important she is.
 
Someone else certainly needs to learn how to fly one, because if she's going to fly them in a straight line in front of those launcher things she'll have none left soon.
Jon is going to Ben Z Nee, then we find out he is a Tarragon and he'll get to ride one. You eared it hare thirst.
 

It's a fan theory that the Mad King raped Tywin's wife Joanna, and Tyrion was the result.

It's a shaky theory that ignores most of the other themes of Tyrion being more like his father than either would care to admit, and actually would apply more to Jaime / Cersei as they were born earlier and there is a bit of the books that alludes to the Mad King getting 'carried away' during the bedding ceremony part of Tywin and Joanna's wedding.

Also if Tywin suspected Tyrion wasn't his, he would have had no problem killing him, something he explicity says to Tyrion in the show.
 
It's a fan theory that the Mad King raped Tywin's wife Joanna, and Tyrion was the result.

It's a shaky theory that ignores most of the other themes of Tyrion being more like his father than either would care to admit, and actually would apply more to Jaime / Cersei as they were born earlier and there is a bit of the books that alludes to the Mad King getting 'carried away' during the bedding ceremony part of Tywin and Joanna's wedding.

Also if Tywin suspected Tyrion wasn't his, he would have had no problem killing him, something he explicity says to Tyrion in the show.
He (Tywin) does repeatedly say 'you're no son of mine' to young T.

The indie write up makes the theory sound highly plausible, although I'm not sure how much of this has been revealed in the show, rather than the books.
Is Tyrion a Targaryen? The Game of Thrones theory explained
 
it was good seeing the two different fighting styles play off with arya v brienne. Made me recall a very early fight where a dothraki challenged mormont and you saw this crazy melee fighter going what the americans call 'buckwild' on mormont but he just takes it on the plate, waits for an opening and then game over
 
They'd have signalled it more by now if it was going to be a thing.
True, other than the fact that Tyrion seems to get on reasonably well with the dragons, and that the Mad King was mad and a rapist, there isn't really much else to go on, that I recall. Although, considering some of the writing lately....
 
I watched this weeks battle 4 times (twice on the rough leak and twice on the quality version). As much as it is great I still think BoB tops it because (giants aside) it was a non-magical fight, made it grimier somehow. When they see the dothraki coming over the horizon in this weeks battle Jaime's 'We can hold them' line is timed so the dragon comes over the skyline just after he says it. Nope. Still a quality one but not knocking BoB of the top spot
 
It's a fan theory that the Mad King raped Tywin's wife Joanna, and Tyrion was the result.

Just fucking LOL.

Stansa is not really a Stark either, Arya is the real Lady Stark, Stansa is ginger FFS, from the fire, she is the 3rd dragon rider.

Anyway, how the fuck is Tyrion going to stay on a dragon, he's just going to fall off.
 
Just fucking LOL.

Stansa is not really a Stark either, Arya is the real Lady Stark, Stansa is ginger FFS, from the fire, she is the 3rd dragon rider.

Anyway, how the fuck is Tyrion going to stay on a dragon, he's just going to fall off.
I bloody hope not.

They've all learnt skills to survive in the different arenas they found themselves in.

Arya has learnt lethal assassin skills.
Sansa has learnt dark political skills.
Bran, creepy visionary skills.
Jon, fearless leadership skills.

If Sansa ends up on a dragon it's not very machiavellian now is it?
 
Is there a thread for the "my wife wouldn't let up until I relented and allowed her to tell me all the mad stuff that's coming in the next three episodes" rumours?
 
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