You forgot the scene where Ned said to Jon while leaving for King's Landing and Jon to the Wall that when they met again, he'd tell who his mother was... Lyanna was his step-aunt, not mother.
I feel like Oberys at the end of his combat with The Mountain after reading so much information. Thanks for summing it all up for me crystal clearly, I knew some of it but now all the pieces coming together... I'm so wow-ed! Such a well-thought-out concept (if all true), I'd have never figured that out.
I need Sansa to SNATCH next season. The first half of S5 was amazing, and then it just disappeared just like that.
I'm wondering how they're going to match her up with the books next season and getting both the Erye and Winterfell in her name. Is she going to be the one to rally up the northern lords in season 6? They kind of advanced her to take over Winterfell and hinted at everything going to plan with her being Wardeness of the North then screwed her over completely. I just hope she's not wondering in the Northern lands all the time with Theon and not doing anything. Ideally she would find Rickon, rally up the Northern houses and take back Winterfell. It would be out of character for her to mutilate and flay a Bolton or two then throw their heads on a spike but one can hope, she has the most reason than anyone to do so but Sansa is a genuinely good person, but it would be amazing to see.
Ygritte was also a ginger... besides burning Stanis' daughter, I really grew fond of Mel. What I'm wondering now is her fate on the Wall, like, Stanis is most likely dead and won't provide her with any protection, Davos is gonna be outrageous after he finds out and never liked her to begin with.. I doubt she can just stay there.
And Jon has never been portrayed as an underdog like Sam
) instead of his own wife Elia Martell. Then some **** happens and Rhaegar and Lyanna run away together (it's described by characters in the book as Rhaegar kidnapping Lyanna but only because that was how it was perceived by the characters who are reciting the events, i.e. Robert, Ned, etc.) That was one of the catalysts for Robert's Rebellion, the end result of which being Robert killing Rhaegar and usurping the throne. Lyanna died in the Tower of Joy while giving birth to Jon, and when Ned got there and discovered her dying he made a promise to keep his identity a secret as obviously by that point the Targaryen dynasty was ending and his identity as one would put his life at risk.
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besides burning Stanis' daughter, I really grew fond of Mel. What I'm wondering now is her fate on the Wall, like, Stanis is most likely dead and won't provide her with any protection, Davos is gonna be outrageous after he finds out and never liked her to begin with.. I doubt she can just stay there.