[*-ChriZ-*]

Originally posted by Aden

It was just so awkward how it was such a huge deal about him coming back to life at the beginning and that's as far as they have gone. I guess his story line will begin developing again soon.

Usually, GoT starts off pretty "calm" in their first 6 episodes and saves the great episodes for the end of the respective seasons (hence this seasons seems so great because these episodes were already all great most of the time). Since the battle @ Winterfell still needs to happen, I'm very positive we get to see Jon swing the sword for quite a good amount and do a lil conversation with some of the rulers of the villages. ^^

At the end of the day, these events are all part of Jon's transformation from being the leader of the NIght's Watch to being the leader of the North to eventually being the leader who leads the humans against the whitewalkers.
Jon is definitely the center piece of GoT alongside Daeny.

[The Unforgiving]

Y'all can say anything about Daenerys's last scene but you can't change the fact it was EPIC.

[MusicEnthusiast]

Originally posted by ivi

the reason i've read is that the show is getting too big and complicated so they just can't shoot 10 episodes anymore per season.

i guess we will get a few battles cause that's what i imagine takes agessss.

I think they should change the format. maybe do what PLL does, dividing a season in two. Winter part and spring part.

[MusicEnthusiast]

Originally posted by The Unforgiving

Y'all can say anything about Daenerys's last scene but you can't change the fact it was EPIC.

Yeah, it was. But it feels reductive and repetitive at this point.

[Aden]

Originally posted by *-ChriZ-*

Usually, GoT starts off pretty "calm" in their first 6 episodes and saves the great episodes for the end of the respective seasons (hence this seasons seems so great because these episodes were already all great most of the time). Since the battle @ Winterfell still needs to happen, I'm very positive we get to see Jon swing the sword for quite a good amount and do a lil conversation with some of the rulers of the villages. ^^

At the end of the day, these events are all part of Jon's transformation from being the leader of the NIght's Watch to being the leader of the North to eventually being the leader who leads the humans against the whitewalkers.
Jon is definitely the center piece of GoT alongside Daeny.

Agreed. If there was a trinity for the most important characters at this point, it would be Jon, Daenerys, and Bran.

[Letícia L.]

Originally posted by Aden

So where is Jon Snow? It think he hasn't been in the last three episodes. .

The only episode Jon didn't appear in this season was the last one

[JCON]

YES at this season finale making Bran interesting!

[Salacious]

Originally posted by Travis Bickle

How can she reign in Westeros? Haven't you seen that she's the most dumbass? She can't rule **** for god's sake.

She's an inexperienced ruler, but that is why she has advisors with experience. For the better part of the series she has been busy trying to amass an army, because she'd never be allowed to simply take her throne back, but she only had Ser Jorah to guide her in the beginning. Now she has Tyrion and Varys. She has to learn how to lead, and that means she'll make mistakes along the way. No leader is infallible, not initially.

As far as how the people of King's Landing would receive the Dothraki and her by association: The Dothraki's barbaric ways don't play a part in how she'd be received by the public. The people wouldn't follow her regardless. Her family was massacred. To rule, she'd have to conquer King's Landing. That's the only way. If that makes her a villain, then she's an atypical villain, because there's no other way to take back what is "rightfully" hers. If she conquers successfully, she writes her own history - one where she is heroine.

[MadelineXPepito]

Originally posted by Salacious

She's an inexperienced ruler, but that is why she has advisors with experience. For the better part of the series she has been busy trying to amass an army, because she'd never be allowed to simply take her throne back, but she only had Ser Jorah to guide her in the beginning. Now she has Tyrion and Varys. She has to learn how to lead, and that means she'll make mistakes along the way. No leader is infallible, not initially.

As far as how the people of King's Landing would receive the Dothraki and her by association: The Dothraki's barbaric ways don't play a part in how she'd be received by the public. The people wouldn't follow her regardless. Her family was massacred. To rule, she'd have to conquer King's Landing. That's the only way. If that makes her a villain, then she's an atypical villain, because there's no other way to take back what is "rightfully" hers. If she conquers successfully, she writes her own history - one where she is heroine.

Wait, but does she know she has Varys? He just popped up at the end of season 5, didn't he? Last time she checked, he tried to assasinate her. in S1

[Eóghan Scherzy]

When Arya gave advice to Lady Crane on how to play Cersei after Joffrey's death

[Callisto.]

I'm here for Margery or Daenerys getting stabbed in the final battle and right when she's about to take her last breathe the Night King swoops in and makes her her the Night Queen.

[Witchpop]

Originally posted by Eóghan Scherzy

When Arya gave advice to Lady Crane on how to play Cersei after Joffrey's death

This tumblr set gave me chills

[Triton]

Originally posted by MadelineXPepito

Wait, but does she know she has Varys? He just popped up at the end of season 5, didn't he? Last time she checked, he tried to assasinate her. in S1

Tyrion had that big talk with Dany during the Hardhome episode telling her about the spider and how much he trusts him... Tyrion will smooth things out and Illyrio can vouch for Varys as well.

[LadyFlorence]

Originally posted by Witchpop

This tumblr set gave me chills

I just watched the episode where Arya is with Tywin talking about the stories of dragons and he says how clever she is, Tywin said she reminded him of his daughter. I really think something may stem from these parallels later on.

[fridayteenage]

I just realized the finale of Sansa's Thrones is the same day as SF Pride parade. Hmm. I'm not sure if I'll be home exactly on time to see her slay.

Did Arya love Ned more than anything though?
More than Jon or Cat?

[ivi]

Wasn't Cat a bit harsh on Arya she should be more girly and Ned was always more understanding?

[Smithy]

Yeah, she was definitely a daddy's girl in that sense, Cat always wanted her to be more like Sansa but Ned wasn't too fussed, which is why he let her train with Syrio

[LanaDReyOnline]

I really want Lady Stoneheart to come back and it's all leading up to it with everyone at Riverun but that means Pod will die

[YR.]

Originally posted by LadyFlorence

I just watched the episode where Arya is with Tywin talking about the stories of dragons and he says how clever she is, Tywin said she reminded him of his daughter. I really think something may stem from these parallels later on.

Arya will kill Cersei tbh.

[Smithy]

Originally posted by YR.

Arya will kill Cersei tbh.

Imagine if the last episode was them foreshadowing Arya saving Cersei