[Jaspurr]

So, Jon has a bigger claim to the Iron Throne than Dany? Wtf. Also, the revealation of her parents was a bit anticlimatic. They shouldn't have saved that for the finale episode.

[Letícia L.]

Originally posted by Jaspurr

So, Jon has a bigger claim to the Iron Throne than Dany? Wtf. Also, the revealation of her parents was a bit anticlimatic. They shouldn't have saved that for the finale episode.

We need the confirmation if R and L married.

[Ressti]

The Tyrion and Dany scene was kinda emotional, ngl. When she appointed him Hand of the Queen I choked up.

[Jaspurr]

Originally posted by Letícia L.

We need the confirmation if R and L married.

He's still a bastard if they didn't, right?

[Grumpy Gills]

Originally posted by Jaspurr

So, Jon has a bigger claim to the Iron Throne than Dany? Wtf. Also, the revealation of her parents was a bit anticlimatic. They shouldn't have saved that for the finale episode.

Yes he does, the north crowned him king as a bastard stark imagine what they will do once they find out he's a bastard Targaryen #BowDownBitch

[Jaspurr]

The bastard label is forever haunting the poor guy.

[Grumpy Gills]

I understand its central to the plot that Jon be a sad emo baby so he goes to the wall, but it still irks me that Ned never told cat the truth and on top of that cat going back on her proimse to the god about loving Jon if they let him live 😑

[Mr.Marvelous]

Originally posted by Aden

Also, I'm looking forward to the day Jon discovers he has dragon blood in him.

Did we ever see him getting hurt/burned by fire?I can't remember.

[Jaspurr]

Originally posted by Feanor

I would love if HBO could make a miniseries about the original Dance Of Dragons, the story has so much to give: interesting characters, court intrigues, lot of action, dragon vs dragon battles etc.

Though the budget would be insane, but if HBO can spend $200M on a 10-episodes-miniseries ("The Pacific"), they could do the same for this kind of project, especially if it's a much more bankable name.

Though they would need to hire very good writers, since there's no dialogue.

That's a terrific idea. I'd like to know more about the Targaryens tbh. They seem more fascinating than anything else going on now.

[Letícia L.]

Originally posted by Jaspurr

He's still a bastard if they didn't, right?

Yes.
Idk what they are going to do with this piece of information in the show because, regardless of him being legitimate or not, Jon being a Targaryen in the books will be important to the theory that he'll get one of Dany's dragons. But in the show there's no hints that more people will ride the dragons.

In fact, I think they are doing this on purpose because Kit is always praised for his scenes in the battlefield, so they need him to be in the ground, fighting against the WW's.

[Style.]

Originally posted by Jaspurr

The bastard label is forever haunting the poor bastard.

Fixed it for you

[Patri]

Originally posted by Letícia L.

We need the confirmation if R and L married.

Even if somehow they did - unlikely - I'd still argue that Daenerys' claim is stronger since her parents were both Targaryens.

[Saintlor]

Originally posted by Jaspurr

That's a terrific idea. I'd like to know more about the Targaryens tbh. They seem more fascinating than anything else going on now.

I don't think they'd ever not take a great opportunity to milk GOT even more would they?

It'd be so great

[Grumpy Gills]

Originally posted by Jaspurr

The bastard label is forever haunting the poor guy.

That's grrm thinking he's clever, oh me oh my in a world where legitimacy means everything, the one to save the day and have strongest and most respected bloodline is *gasp* a bastard.

[Mr.Marvelous]

The first time we saw that maid looking at Jaime, was that Arya as well? Wouldn't she have to kill the maid in order to take her face?

[Ressti]

Originally posted by Mr.Marvelous

Did we ever see him getting hurt/burned by fire?I can't remember.

Yes, he got burned in season 1 trying to save Commander Mormont from that whight. He threw a lantern at him with his bare hand and burned it.

The show has stripped Jon of his magical powers. In the books he can warg, not like Bran, but he and Arya have the ability.

[Ares]

Originally posted by Patri

Even if somehow they did - unlikely - I'd still argue that Daenerys' claim is stronger since her parents were both Targaryens.

But Rhaegar was next in line to rule, so when he died, his children have the first claim.

Just like when Robert died, Joffery got the throne and not Stannis or Renly.

[fridayteenage]

Originally posted by Ares

I need George to drop TWOW now.

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Why tf is S7 only going to have 7 episodes?

Well, D&D originally wanted just 10 more episodes after S6.
Right now it seems to be 13, so...be grateful I guess.

Cersei's crown seems the most precarious ever. She has no right to it without even fake royal blood, and no one likes her except like a potioneer and a zombie. The Lannisters needed the Tyrells' money and men to keep her kids on the throne, and obviously the Tyrells are on the top of her enemy list now.

[Letícia L.]

Originally posted by Patri

Even if somehow they did - unlikely - I'd still argue that Daenerys' claim is stronger since her parents were both Targaryens.

Men will always prevail over women in the Targaryen hierarchy. That's why it's important to know if he's legitimate or not.

But whatever, Jon couldn't care less about the IT. They both will be lucky if they come out from the big war alive.

[PhreshDiamond]

I'm still shaking