DOS_patos
Unverified Legion of Trill member
i dont think yall know how influential we are for others across the planet.
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DOS_patos
Unverified Legion of Trill member
i cant front...i was about to be on some hating shit.....but shorty killed it.
DOS_patos
Unverified Legion of Trill member
dont go out like this gabi......
You win this one lol
please dont.
:cry:
not to him
The sweetest, most peaceful soul on the show wanted fire and blood. Fuck it up Daenerys. DO IT FOR JONNY MAN!!!
TheNightKing
J.A.P.A.N.
How's it bullshit when she was reminded she'd close blue eyes then Arya goes out and kills the Night King, huh?
Elzo69Renaissance
I dare one of you niggas to scream No Diddy!
So we seen the last of Sansa until the epilogue? Lmao
SeaSnake
OG
Saying she was going to close blue green and brown eyes could literally be anybody she ever killed.
Elzo69Renaissance
I dare one of you niggas to scream No Diddy!
Because he is central character to the happenings on the show that’s a theory
DMorgan
You niggas is EXCOMMUNICADO!!!
The Lonious Monk
Celestial Souljah
I know I know my nigga. I'm saying I didn't know that one song in particular had that much of an impact.
To be fair though, when that song came out, I had next to no knowledge of what was popular in the rest of the world or even other regions in the U.S. outside of my own.
cant be too central if the nigga got clapped a season ago
ya'll keep trying to make him relevant when his story ran its course
he aint making no moves from the dead b
let that shit go
King of GA
Active Member
GNS
OG
TheNightKing
J.A.P.A.N.
I agree, but the show put importance on that statement when Melisandre said they then Arya followed through on it.
So the show is why people are still on the eye color prophecy.
King of GA
Active Member
This isn't a spoiler. But since it is a rather long theory I am going to wrap it in a spoiler tag out of courtesy for those not interested in drawn out theories.
The short of it is that I am starting to believe Bran is the real central character and possible mastermind behind everything that has happened, is happening and will happen. I lay out my evidence below. There are no real guesses to the future of the show or series, but it is based on what we've already seen and know.
The short of it is that I am starting to believe Bran is the real central character and possible mastermind behind everything that has happened, is happening and will happen. I lay out my evidence below. There are no real guesses to the future of the show or series, but it is based on what we've already seen and know.
I'm going to ask y'all to hear me out on this one.
Like most everyone, I've read some theories and whatnot, mostly concerning the books. I've also spent more time than I care to admit exploring the history of the world and people that GRRM created. It is both outstanding and astounding how far his imagination runs. There are only a few that I buy into due to a few things:
1. GRRM has gone on record with how he lik3s to plant clues about something that is going to happen later. Hardly anything in the lore or the books are there for no reason and much relate directly to the events in the books or in the show, despite it's deviations mostly.
2. The theories make sense for to the preponderance of evidence stated in the theory and based on clues from the source material, and sometimes the lore.
One theory that I bought into almost immediately once I got into the materials was the parentage of Jon Snow. That Rhaegar and Lyanna eloped and made him just made sense based on what we knew from the material.
Anyway, there is one that I'm starting to like more and more. I've always thought this story is about Jon Snow. The series of books is titled "A Song of Ice and Fire." That is literally Jon. He is Targaryen (fire) and Stark (ice). However, the events so far the session have me thinking that this is really about Bran, or at the very least he is the true protagonist or antagonist depending on your view. This is interesting given that he was absent an entire season... But I don't think it is too much to assume that this story will end like it started, from Bran's point of view.
What really tipped me off was how masterfully he manipulated everything leading up to and during the war with the dead. He said just enough to get everyone right where they needed to be. He even manipulated Theon into charging towards the Night King to buy just enough time for Arya to jump from a tree and get the kill. Isaac Wright said as much in an interview. Bran had not been relational with anyone, even his own family. Yet, he takes the time to tell Theon of all people, "you're a good man." This gave Theon just enough juice to make that charge.
It made me think back to last season and all the things he saw from the past and all the supposed fuck ups he made. What if they weren't? What if he did some of those things on purpose to get to whatever outcome he desire? We learned that he can manipulate the past. What if he is the one who caused Aerys to descent into complete madness and start screaming "burn them all?" What if he manipulated the meeting between Rhaegar and Lyanna at Harenhall? Did he give us a great clue by stating in the last episode, "I stay mostly in the past," or whatever he said to that end?
As the three eyed Raven who is able to go back and forth from past to present, and possibly even the future, what if he is the true mastermind being these events we are seeing play out presently? We don't know all that he has been able to see, but if imagine he had seen the best if things and the worst and if he believes his family is the best thing for Westeros he could have manipulated things to rid Westeros of those who would stand in his family's way, down to making sure Jon's true parent was revealed which is causing strife in Dany's camp and escalating her descent into madness, which may lead to her own dismissal. I believe part of why she is so eager to take KL is so she can establish herself as queen before Jon's secret is widely known and it's too late for anyone to do anything. She doesn't know that largely because of Bran, it's already out.
Will this series end the way it began, with Bran?
Like most everyone, I've read some theories and whatnot, mostly concerning the books. I've also spent more time than I care to admit exploring the history of the world and people that GRRM created. It is both outstanding and astounding how far his imagination runs. There are only a few that I buy into due to a few things:
1. GRRM has gone on record with how he lik3s to plant clues about something that is going to happen later. Hardly anything in the lore or the books are there for no reason and much relate directly to the events in the books or in the show, despite it's deviations mostly.
2. The theories make sense for to the preponderance of evidence stated in the theory and based on clues from the source material, and sometimes the lore.
One theory that I bought into almost immediately once I got into the materials was the parentage of Jon Snow. That Rhaegar and Lyanna eloped and made him just made sense based on what we knew from the material.
Anyway, there is one that I'm starting to like more and more. I've always thought this story is about Jon Snow. The series of books is titled "A Song of Ice and Fire." That is literally Jon. He is Targaryen (fire) and Stark (ice). However, the events so far the session have me thinking that this is really about Bran, or at the very least he is the true protagonist or antagonist depending on your view. This is interesting given that he was absent an entire season... But I don't think it is too much to assume that this story will end like it started, from Bran's point of view.
What really tipped me off was how masterfully he manipulated everything leading up to and during the war with the dead. He said just enough to get everyone right where they needed to be. He even manipulated Theon into charging towards the Night King to buy just enough time for Arya to jump from a tree and get the kill. Isaac Wright said as much in an interview. Bran had not been relational with anyone, even his own family. Yet, he takes the time to tell Theon of all people, "you're a good man." This gave Theon just enough juice to make that charge.
It made me think back to last season and all the things he saw from the past and all the supposed fuck ups he made. What if they weren't? What if he did some of those things on purpose to get to whatever outcome he desire? We learned that he can manipulate the past. What if he is the one who caused Aerys to descent into complete madness and start screaming "burn them all?" What if he manipulated the meeting between Rhaegar and Lyanna at Harenhall? Did he give us a great clue by stating in the last episode, "I stay mostly in the past," or whatever he said to that end?
As the three eyed Raven who is able to go back and forth from past to present, and possibly even the future, what if he is the true mastermind being these events we are seeing play out presently? We don't know all that he has been able to see, but if imagine he had seen the best if things and the worst and if he believes his family is the best thing for Westeros he could have manipulated things to rid Westeros of those who would stand in his family's way, down to making sure Jon's true parent was revealed which is causing strife in Dany's camp and escalating her descent into madness, which may lead to her own dismissal. I believe part of why she is so eager to take KL is so she can establish herself as queen before Jon's secret is widely known and it's too late for anyone to do anything. She doesn't know that largely because of Bran, it's already out.
Will this series end the way it began, with Bran?
King of GA
Active Member
By the way, I can't wait for the books to be completed, and hope they will be. I don't believe the books will reveal as many red herrings as the show has. I think there will be more pay off...
I mean they have to, right? Martin gets the benefit of seeing what people dont want/like and writing the opposite if the finale is trash