Game of Thrones, Season 7

Some of you guys really impress me with the name recall. I'm so bad with the names in this show.

 

In my head he is called Joaquin Andujar, and I am just waiting for him to say "a girl must know you never know."

 

Considering the social media reaction, I don't think the majority of GoT watchers know Jon is Daenerys' nephew.

They want them to bang.

 

But that's the Targaryen way. House Targaryen is the Arkansas of Westeros.

 

Or, or...

We've already established that sibling banging is a thing on GoT, aunt and nephew banging doesn't seem so far fetched

 

Evidence that the show is truly degrading society, obviously.

 

I watch every episode with the subtitles on. That really helps keep names straight.

 

Prediction for final scene I made earlier today: They pan out on whatever the last scene with Dany, Jon and Co. is, up to the sky, dissolving into another scene of a group of teenage boys sitting around a table covered in books, paper, dice and assorted drinks and snacks, revealing the show to be one epic D&D campaign (played under 2nd Edition rules, of course).

 

If Jaqin had wanted her dead, she'd be dead. I think that as long as she says and does nothing that he'd take as a slight against his god she's safe from him.


I kinda wonder if we finally get the Mountain vs. the Hound, the Hound wins but is fatally damaged, and Arya finishes him off as a mercy. She'd be able to cross him off her list, but it would gut her to do it that way.

 

Wouldn't it be cool if Daeny has Jaime saved as a prisoner. And either Cercei refuses to bargain for him cementing Jaime's turn from her or Jon convinces Daeny to send Jaime to Cercei to seek an alliance to fight the White Walkers and put aside their war for now. Jon convinces Jaime of the White Walkers. Jaime now knows Tyrion didn't kill his son/brother/nephew and listens to Jon.

 

My only prediction is that Cercei kills Jamie, or has the Mountain do it as she stands outside the door weeping over choosing the throne and its power over her one true love.

 

I think there's something to that, although I suspect it won't happen this season. I believe Jamie will at some point kill Cersei, most likely to save Tyrion. With Cersei gone, I think House Lannister joins Dany and Jon to fight the White Walkers. It seems the only way to defeat the White Walkers is to unite the Seven Kingdoms, and they won't have enough warriors if there's copious bloodshed between House Targaryaen/Stark and House Lannister.

So far, all of the battles this season have resulted in relatively small numbers of casualties (the rear guard, a small fleet of Greyjoys, a few Tyrells) and I think that trend continues.