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Game of Thrones: Season 6

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Also we can assume that Bran is the reason the Mad King says "Burn them all"

 

I'm still not buying this one.

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To make sure I'm not crazy and missed a detail. They hinted but never confirmed that the children of the forest were responsible for the white walkers correct? Also we can assume that Bran is the reason the Mad King says "Burn them all"
I don't think we can assume that yet.
They showed the children of the forest turning the Night King into a White Walker...

And yes about Bran....Or should I say Brandon the Builder....:D

 

My bad. I meant that it was never mentioned in the books that that was the cause of the WW.

I'm still not buying this one.

 

I don't think we can assume that yet.

 

After the whole Hodor, hold the door situation this has made me think that It was Bran than caused him to go crazy. We'll see I guess. It's so nice to finally get answers.

After the whole Hodor, hold the door situation this has made me think that It was Bran than caused him to go crazy. We'll see I guess. It's so nice to finally get answers.

 

I agree. It'll be very interesting to see how differently the books end up playing out, assuming they ever do. :lol2:

I agree. It'll be very interesting to see how differently the books end up playing out, assuming they ever do. :lol2:

They'll play out WAY different. The show will actually finish.

After the whole Hodor, hold the door situation this has made me think that It was Bran than caused him to go crazy. We'll see I guess. It's so nice to finally get answers.
I think it's a theory that could play out. But by no means would I assume that's what that meant.
To make sure I'm not crazy and missed a detail. They hinted but never confirmed that the children of the forest were responsible for the white walkers correct? Also we can assume that Bran is the reason the Mad King says "Burn them all"

 

I dont think we have enough to assume bran caused the mad king to go mad. I think it's possible though.

It could be that because of the Hodor situation that they're playing us about "Burn Them All". It's obviously the popular theory right now and some think that Bran made him "Mad" and all but IMO that would almost be an easy out for anything now. Bran can go back and alter events. I wanted the warning to be a look into the past, present, and future and I'm not so sure that I want him to be noticed or even heard while in those time frames.

I look forward to this show as soon as each episode ends. Sadly we only have 4 left this season, and not too many more after that.

I look forward to this show as soon as each episode ends. Sadly we only have 4 left this season, and not too many more after that.

 

Best/worst time of the week. Lol

As the action shifts to the Riverlands things could get real interesting. The Knights of the Vale are encamped at Moat Cailin just North of the Freys. It's fully plausible that Littlefinger could go entirely against the crown and smash the Freys on his way to help the Blackfish.

 

The story line of Sansa having Ramsey's baby provides a future conflict. Imagine 30 years down the road and this bad seed creates new conflict in the North after killing Bran, or Jon, or Rickon (if he makes it).

Shower thought: In Cersei's trial by combat her champion will be Zombie Mountain, but what if the Faith's champion is none other than King Tommen?

 

I know there's a much better theory out there, but the implications of Tommen fighting would be crazy. He could chose to do it out of religious zeal against everyone's advice, Cersei would have to have him killed to remain free, and Cersei is convinced Tommen will die anyway (and I am too).

Shower thought: In Cersei's trial by combat her champion will be Zombie Mountain, but what if the Faith's champion is none other than King Tommen?

 

I know there's a much better theory out there, but the implications of Tommen fighting would be crazy. He could chose to do it out of religious zeal against everyone's advice, Cersei would have to have him killed to remain free, and Cersei is convinced Tommen will die anyway (and I am too).

I don't see Tommen fighting. He knows he can't fight and the mountain could flick him and knock his head off.

 

I'm still thinking it's the Hound.

I don't see Tommen fighting. He knows he can't fight and the mountain could flick him and knock his head off.

 

Obviously, but a trial by combat is a religious event that's supposed to be decided by the gods. If Tommen has really taken the Kool Aid he could believe he'll win because of divine intervention. I just think he's going to die sooner than later and I also think Cersei is going to go crazy eventually and this connects the dots.

 

I guess we'll have a good idea after tonight.

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