So much in this episode.

 

It has all the makings of Jon taking the Wildlings and fighting Ramsay, possibly with the Knights of the Vale joining. How could Jon lose that? But I know this series and I'm expecting disaster.

So much in this episode.

 

It has all the makings of Jon taking the Wildlings and fighting Ramsay, possibly with the Knights of the Vale joining. How could Jon lose that? But I know this series and I'm expecting disaster.

 

With help from the Knights of the Vale and the Wildlings i expect Jon to be the Lord of Winterfell and Warden of the North.

So how many believe Jon is not Ed's son after all

 

I don't know anyone that believes he's Ned's son.

With help from the Knights of the Vale and the Wildlings i expect Jon to be the Lord of Winterfell and Warden of the North.

 

That'd put a wrinkle in Littlefinger's plans though wouldn't it? His end game is Lord of Winterfell and Warden of the North. Not possible if Jon is in the picture.

Oh, and where the hell are the Sand Snakes?

Oh, and where the hell are the Sand Snakes?

 

Hopefully they've dropped that storyline. They butchered it compared to the books.

So how many believe Jon is not Ed's son after all

Everyone believes he isn't. Lol but that's been the case for a while.

And I'll say this. The preview for next week, with Bran in front of the white walker army......that looked awesome!

 

Hopefully they've dropped that storyline. They butchered it compared to the books.

 

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That'd put a wrinkle in Littlefinger's plans though wouldn't it? His end game is Lord of Winterfell and Warden of the North. Not possible if Jon is in the picture.

 

I think his end game is to be on the iron throne.

With Bran returning next week, I'm hopeful we'll finally see the end of the Tower of Joy mystery?

With Bran returning next week, I'm hopeful we'll finally see the end of the Tower of Joy mystery?

It's not next week, it's the week after next I believe.

 

If you seen the preview for next week it shows Bran with the white walker army.

It's not next week, it's the week after next I believe.

 

If you seen the preview for next week it shows Bran with the white walker army.

 

Right, but that doesn't have to be his only involvement in the episode.

 

You're probably right, but I'm still hopeful. :lol2:

Predictions?

 

Are we going to have a reunion of all of the surviving Stark children? Robb is the only one who is actually dead.

 

I'm still of the opinion that Jon being the secret daughter of Lyanna is too obvious even though more and more it's pointing to that. In the Tower of Joy episode Ned's lapse of honor (killing a defenseless man) was shown. Who's to say there wasn't another that led to Jon Snow?

 

It's starting to come together for a conclusion. Dany is regrouping with a huge army. After finally defeating the foes in Slavers Bay will she set her sights on Westros? Jon and Sansa are preparing to re-take their birthright although Littlefinger's "help" with the men of the Vale is suspect at best. The roles of Bran and Arya are a little murkier at this point but could be huge. (What if Bran is able to "tame" the whitewalkers and make then allies and Arya finally gets to kill the person at the top of her list?) I know there will be bumps along the path but the direction to conclusion is starting to come together in my mind.

 

Of course I'm terrible at predicting this kind of stuff so I'm probably totally wrong. Also I'm really enjoying the season with no expectations about what should be happening based on the books.

Predictions?

 

Are we going to have a reunion of all of the surviving Stark children? Robb is the only one who is actually dead.

 

I'm still of the opinion that Jon being the secret daughter of Lyanna is too obvious even though more and more it's pointing to that. In the Tower of Joy episode Ned's lapse of honor (killing a defenseless man) was shown. Who's to say there wasn't another that led to Jon Snow?

 

It's starting to come together for a conclusion. Dany is regrouping with a huge army. After finally defeating the foes in Slavers Bay will she set her sights on Westros? Jon and Sansa are preparing to re-take their birthright although Littlefinger's "help" with the men of the Vale is suspect at best. The roles of Bran and Arya are a little murkier at this point but could be huge. (What if Bran is able to "tame" the whitewalkers and make then allies and Arya finally gets to kill the person at the top of her list?) I know there will be bumps along the path but the direction to conclusion is starting to come together in my mind.

 

Of course I'm terrible at predicting this kind of stuff so I'm probably totally wrong. Also I'm really enjoying the season with no expectations about what should be happening based on the books.

 

Since first reading ADWD, I have had a picture of how it all ends and things that go on in the long run. This is a potential spoiler or prediction of what I think will happen in the series so if anyone doesn't want to possibly be spoiled stop reading now....... Again this is me guessing and taking into account the 5 times I've read the series. I've always envisioned Jon and Dany ruling Westeros and Tyrion naturally being the hand. Those 3 would be the 3 dragon riders. They would be what unites everyone. Dany is currently working on getting across the sea and after what we seen last night she officially has a bigger army. Jon currently will have the wildlings and the whole north behind him soon. Arya's story is very hazy to me as I have no idea what will happen to her but I have a feeling some how she wont make it through it all. Bran or Sansa will be Warden of the North and ruler of Winterfel after Jon moves down into Kings Landing.