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I also think it's possible Arya is playing the game of faces with Sansa to read her and lure Littlefinger out by playing along.

That episode gave me a lot of anxiety. I think it makes character sense that Arya is fooled, but it's obvious the drama is played out for it to turn on Littlefinger. I loved the episode though, it had a lot more room to breathe and have characters interact in ways that aren't exposition.

Another thematic tidbit of BS = NK Bran's first scene is "He who passes the sentence must swing the sword." (And Jon telling him, "Don't look away, father will know if you do.") Bran observes humanity on trial through his visions, he sees all of the horrible ways they treat and kill each other. He passes the sentence and swings the sword by leading the dead south.

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It'd fit in with the theory as he'd only be fulfilling his loop, trying to change the past.

I also don't buy the "But the Night King isn't a character in the books!" GRRM dances around Night King questions in interviews, there's really nothing definitive he's said about it. There also hasn't been a moment in the books yet to really introduce his character, like Hardhome was in the show.

Sam Tarly still has hope.

Dunkirk isn't a generic trash blockbuster, is that what you mean?

Sorry to be the bearer of bad news but, you're never going to read those books.

I think technically the Cleopatra's were all incest babies too. Justify it to yourself by saying, "It's fantasy so obviously biology works different in this show!" Pure blood lines are a good thing on GoT! (I'll say anything to keep myself shipping Jonerys)

Please don't spoil a leaked episode... Even in the vague reference to it. Plus, it's literally in the title.

There's no foreshadowing in Harry Potter than Ron is a time traveler though. There's plenty of connection between Bran and the Night King, and we already know Bran can at least intervene in past events.

Not saying it's confirmed, but it makes sense. It'll require certain events to happen in the lead up to the finale, but it's been properly foreshadowed (plus why Baby up the Night King's face from season 6 onwards, when D&D possibly learned about it). It also might go down a little different than the theory thinks. But we know there's at least one more "Holy crap!" Twist on the level of Hold the Door. D&D mentioned GRRM told them three things that really shocked them, and they said one was near the end (which is when this would be). Itd definitely cause that bittersweet ending. And I'm pretty confident there's some sort of curveball about the Walkers. GRRM wouldn't plan the entire final book to be a good v evil showdown, it'd be boring. It's also an arc that'd only need 3 - 4 episodes to really tell. It'd definitely fill up some of the time next season so it's not all "Humans vs White Walkers"

What have I got to lose, besides a lot ignore points? This weekend - Kidnap Next Weekend - The Emoji Movie Last Weekend - The Emoji Movie

Eh, I think it has much more legitimacy than that, and the foreshadowing is definitely there.

To be fair, you don't have much more than legends in the book. Legends are fickle. Also, another piece of evidence that ties up why the Walkers would be watching now

OH MY GOSH! I just read a theory and it make sure perfect sense, it blows my mind a bit, definitely something GRRM would plausibly write The theory is that (no actual spoilers, but it's a pretty "Holy Crap" theory if it turns out to be true, which is looking really likely rn. It felt like when I read the R + L = J theory) I also added a few of my own thoughts but it's mostly from a few Reddit users.

The seasons actually flow really well watching them back to back. The only slightly jarring part was when you'd watch a climatic finale and then go back to a slowburn episode 1 in a few cases (yet in Season 4's case it flowed out of season 3 really well). Season 4 has the best narrative arcs and dramatic material, Season 6 might be the most fun/satisfying.

Lol, I'm going to be the only person who actually waits until Sunday, aren't I?

I suggest they move to New Zealand where the most dangerous things are @aabattery puns.

What's the point of having States in Australia? If you live anywhere other than Sydney you'll be eaten alive by the Spiders/Snakes/Crocs/Box Jellyfish/Drop Bears/Killer Worms/Sharks/Octopus/Kangaroos/Killer Worms/Killer Centipedes/Cassowaries/Stonefish And the Outback's a desert wilderness that'll cause even the toughest Texan to have a heat stroke, no people can live there. You'll walk outside, die and have your rotting corpse be scavenged by a Croc or Kangaroo.

Fire and Blood was Season 1's finale. I think they're saving the Ice and Fire title for the true finale.