Had Dany just done what she wanted to to begin with we would have avoided so much loss of life but then the show would end because she would just win everything so instead we need to make everyone be very stoopid in order to create conflict.My favorite kind of writing.Yeah, getting tired of Varys bull shit too. Dude you signed on to make Dany queen, how did you think it would go? That she would just go to King's Landing and the Lannisters would bow down and just gift the damn thing over? It's not Dany's fault that that isn't the way that world works.
Bunch of ungrateful back stabbers.
I struggle to think of a conflict as substance less as Sansa hating Dany for literally no reason.Sansa is exhausting at this point. All she does is stand there and look upset whenever anything happens.
Lol so true. And yeah if he does end up winning I am going to bask in the riots. One of the reddit threads on the spoilers has a long list of the actors in interviews giving pretty disappointing answers about the end of the show and their characters, all the major ones didn't seem particularly happy.Yup, the iron throne has more personality than Bran. If this ends up being true...boiiii
Bran being king would marginalize "being a king". No, fuck that, it makes no sense.Benioff and Weiss did Bran dirty by removing most of his character post-season 2.
They marginalized him so him being king would be even more surprising.
Had Dany just done what she wanted to to begin with we would have avoided so much loss of life but then the show would end because she would just win everything so instead we need to make everyone be very stoopid in order to create conflict.My favorite kind of writing.
I struggle to think of a conflict as substance less as Sansa hating Dany for literally no reason.
Biggest of them all is Tyrion. Tyrion has become one of the dumbest characters in a show ever. Dude is a walking disaster its amazing hes able to get out of bed in the morning without starting a new conflict.Bronn being on the council of "winners" at the end of the show that advise Bran is also pure fucking stupid.
I've not seen all of the leaks - people are saying Bran will be king - why? Where's my boy Jon in all of this? Dany too??Yup, the iron throne has more personality than Bran. If this ends up being true...boiiii
It really is. Davos is the only one that makes sense.Bronn being on the council of "winners" at the end of the show that advise Bran is also pure fucking stupid.
I'm not able to follow the thread, but can anyone point me toward the final spoilers people are talking about?
How can Bran become king? Like, even if we're not taking Jon or Dany into consideration, wouldn't Gendry be next in line? He was made a legitimate Baratheon heir.
I'm as frustrated as anyone else that Bran was taken on this huge journey to acquire mad power and be reduced to bait, but king? What?
The problem is youre using your brain to think about this when what matters is, did you see this coming and are your expectations subverted?I'm not able to follow the thread, but can anyone point me toward the final spoilers people are talking about?
How can Bran become king? Like, even if we're not taking Jon or Dany into consideration, wouldn't Gendry be next in line? He was made a legitimate Baratheon heir.
I'm as frustrated as anyone else that Bran was taken on this huge journey to acquire mad power and be reduced to bait, but king? What?
Stuff like that makes doubt the leaks are true and someone is trolling us big time. That's just a unseen and unheard level of ooc-bs. Who in the right mind will swallow that without choking? Bronn?! Brooonnn?!?!?!Bronn being on the council of "winners" at the end of the show that advise Bran is also pure fucking stupid.
Stuff like that makes doubt the leaks are true and someone is trolling us big time. That's just a unseen and unheard level of ooc-bs. Who in the right mind will swallow that without choking? Bronn?! Brooonnn?!?!?!
Your boy Jon went through all this shit to protect a broken wall from deer and boars in the end. Stay strong.I've not seen all of the leaks - people are saying Bran will be king - why? Where's my boy Jon in all of this? Dany too??
Do the leaks even say that Bran becomes King in the traditional sense? One of the leaks says Drogon melts the Iron Throne.
The leaks do seem to say that Bran is voted like "head of the ruling council" but is that technically the "king" or just the head of the new post-Iron Throne era?
The problem is youre using your brain to think about this when what matters is, did you see this coming and are your expectations subverted?
He's also one of my favourite chars. Just imagine Han Solo becoming a part of the senate after ep.6. That's how shitty this idea is.
Bran being king would marginalize "being a king". No, fuck that, it makes no sense.
The queen's men took up the cry, beating the butts of their spears against their shields. "One realm, one god, one king!
"The bleeding star bespoke the end," he said to Aeron. "These are the last days, when the world shall be broken and remade. A new god shall be born from the graves and charnel pits."
"At Winterfell, Tommen fought my brother Bran with wooden swords," Jon said, remembering. "He wore so much padding he looked like a stuffed goose. Bran knocked him to the ground." He went to the window and threw the shutters open. The air outside was cold and bracing, though the sky was a dull grey. "Yet Bran's dead, and pudgy pink-faced Tommen is sitting on the Iron Throne, with a crown nestled amongst his golden curls."
"Dragons and darker things," said Leo. "The grey sheep have closed their eyes, but the mastiff sees the truth. Old powers waken. Shadows stir. An age of wonder and terror will soon be upon us, an age for gods and heroes.
Do the leaks even say that Bran becomes King in the traditional sense? One of the leaks says Drogon melts the Iron Throne.
The leaks do seem to say that Bran is voted like "head of the ruling council" but is that technically the "king" or just the head of the new post-Iron Throne era?
A council gets formed to decide who the King should be. Tyrion gives a speech and everyone votes on Bran to become King. The end.
I find Bran to be the anti-Night King. They kill the Night King but wind up in a completely different kind of slavery, one where free will is an illusion. He's not a Philosopher King, he'd be a magical tyrant.
Like I said before, it makes complete sense within the books. Bran's mentor is Bloodraven, a Former Hand of the King, that ruled Westeros with magic. Bloodraven is trying to make a mini-him in Bran except Bran's way more powerful than Bloodraven ever was.
And Bran's future is attaining godhood:
So it makes sense that we're getting a role-reversal with Tommen and Bran here:
This guy called Bran being king in the end because of the themes behind it:
[/QUOTE]Like I said before, it makes complete sense within the books. Bran's mentor is Bloodraven, a Former Hand of the King, that ruled Westeros with magic. Bloodraven is trying to make a mini-him in Bran except Bran's way more powerful than Bloodraven ever was.
And Bran's future is attaining godhood:
So it makes sense that we're getting a role-reversal with Tommen and Bran here:
This guy called Bran being king in the end because of the themes behind it:
There's no point in responding to that post my guy. The WW did notice her. What did you want them to do scream "Nooooooooo" it's obvious that's how the NK turned around and caught a human by the neck mid air. He knew she was coming, just like Theon. He was being cocky. He just didn't know that the woman who ran up on him was a trained assassin. People are acting like she stabbed him the the back "Dolores Edd style".She is a trained silent assassin. Trained by a guy who killed people left, right and centre in Harrenhal without getting caught.
I mean that's a fair view but the difference is that Bran is benevolent and wants to guide humanity.
He's if Gandalf decided to claim the One Ring and rule Middle Earth except he proved impervious to the Ring's influence.
No, it doesn't just because the book vaguely hint at that. Let's recap:
Bran for the majority of the show was on his own little quest and didn't interact with any of the other characters.
When he finally meets them he's a stone on wheels and his only trick is telling some stuff that no one can proove and no one even questions. No one really know this guy!
It's like voting for the shiest most invisible class mate in a class speaker election...unless those two remaining episodes let him do something completely mindblowing.
People seem to think him having access to swathes of the history / info make him some kind of god. Billions of people today have access to similar amounts of info at their fingertips but guess what? At least 50% of them are total idiots lol just having access to info isn't enough and he's already displayed how poor he is at interpreting stuff and shows an absolute disinterest in humanity and emotion.
He'd be like a Westoros skynet, as likely to murder most of the populace to plant more weirwood trees and use the fresh corpses as fertiliser than do anything beneficial for the people of the realm
The showrunners will get most of the flack, not GRRM. As they should.
The spinoffs could do well with great casting and direction.
Stuff like that makes doubt the leaks are true and someone is trolling us big time. That's just a unseen and unheard level of ooc-bs. Who in the right mind will swallow that without choking? Bronn?! Brooonnn?!?!?!
yeah, the moment highgarden was mentioned i remembered the leak and just thought "welp"The giving Bronn Highgarden line from last night's episode makes me believe that part of the leak is true.
He would be Warden of the South in that case and would have the right to a seat on a council.
Stuff like that makes doubt the leaks are true and someone is trolling us big time. That's just a unseen and unheard level of ooc-bs. Who in the right mind will swallow that without choking? Bronn?! Brooonnn?!?!?!
yeah, the moment highgarden was mentioned i remembered the leak and just thought "welp"
[/QUOTE]Like I said before, it makes complete sense within the books. Bran's mentor is Bloodraven, a Former Hand of the King, that ruled Westeros with magic. Bloodraven is trying to make a mini-him in Bran except Bran's way more powerful than Bloodraven ever was.
And Bran's future is attaining godhood:
So it makes sense that we're getting a role-reversal with Tommen and Bran here:
This guy called Bran being king in the end because of the themes behind it:
What a miserable, pathetic world Westeros is going to be when it's all said and done. A soulless robot on the throne, and a murderer, a barely-literate pirate, a coward and a drunken idiot as the Small Council.
Hopefully Drogon comes back and just destroys the Red Keep entirely in an epilogue scene.
Yep. It's happening.
Tyrion as Hand, Sam as Grand Maester, Bronn as Warden of the South, Davos as Admiral or something. All supporting the god-king Bran.
Gandalf was benevolent too. There's no way to be sure Bran wouldn't become some sort of ultra-pragmatic robot man culling populations to ensure maximum efficiency and growth.
In the beginning, the priestly scribes of Yin declare, all the land between the Bones and the freezing desert called the Grey Waste, from the Shivering Sea to the Jade Sea (including even the great and holy isle of Leng), formed a single realm ruled by the God-on-Earth, the only begotten son of the Lion of Night and MaidenMade-of-Light, who traveled about his domains in a palanquin carved from a single pearl and carried by a hundred queens, his wives. For ten thousand years the Great Empire of the Dawn flourished in peace and plenty under the God-on-Earth, until at last he ascended to the stars to join his forebears.
After the death of his aunt, the regent Alia Atreides, Leto II proclaimed himself God-Emperor of the Atreides Empire, and ruled for approximately 3,500 standard years, guiding humankind with his iron fist towards survival.
Yep. It's happening.
Tyrion as Hand, Sam as Grand Maester, Bronn as Warden of the South, Davos as Admiral or something. All supporting the god-king Bran.
I've read it. I was in this thread when the majority of leaks happened. This was more a rethorical remark from me: this is so bad, I still can't believe it. Most of the stuff is fine from the "want to see this world burn"-perspective, but Bran and the council, Jon..ugh.Marcus read this it was posted several days before episode 4 and this leak got everything right about episode 4 the leaks are legit.
Varys betraying Dany seems legit after the conversation he had with Tyrion about being loyal to the realm.
And they way Tormund conspicuously mentioned he was going to Castle Black? I think I know where Jon will be and with whom at the end. He said the White Wolf needed room roam and be free. I'm not saying the show is too heavy-handed with how they foreshadow stuff, but that seemed obvious to me.
I'm just here for the glorious meltdowns at this point.
FWIW I don't have a problem with Bran on the throne but I agree that the work hasn't been done to get there.