Game of Thrones, Season 7

And has a greater claim to the Iron Throne than Daenarys.

 

Also, cersei is preggers

 

That scene was a little "My Cousin Vinny".

 

Or says she is. Either way, it complicates the idea that Jaime would kill her.

 

That feels like she wants to keep Jaime from stepping out so she's pregnant with an "oh my seven gods, I lost the baby how sad" moment.

Also, Little Finger be Little Fingering his way between the Stark girls. He's setting up something.

 

Oh and Goddamn you Sam. You cut off Gilly at the most important part. Yo woman had it figured out and you tease us that much longer!

 

Why not just send the dragons to take out the white walkers? Can't handle the cold?

 

Does he? Dany is Aegons offspring, Jon is a grandson. Since Rhegar was never king is Dany the heir? Or does she get passed over for being a girl?

 

She would get passed over for being a girl, but it wouldn't get to her anyway.

You go all the way down the first son's line before you go back up to the second and then the third. She's the third child of the Mad King. She can't be next in line until you've gone through the whole line of her older siblings, and Jon is the second son of her older brother.

But none of this actually matters because Targaryans got knocked the eff out the same way they took it over at the beginning.

 

1. While watching the, "previously on GOT" scenes, it occurred to me that last week's episode end with Jamie falling in the water exactly mirrored an earlier episode ending with Tyrion falling into the river after the stonemen attack.

2. The big Sam-Gilly reveal was great. ... except that I'm sure it was lost on at least 60 percent of watchers.

3. I think Cersi is faking it. ... and I'm pretty convinced by now that Jamie is who kills her.

4. I don't understand why Arya has such hate for Sansa. Someone explain what would motivate that in her character at this point?

5. How the fuck is Littlefinger going to get away with anything, since Bran can basically see everything that has, is or will happen.

6. I enjoyed the Gendry scenes. Uses a warhammer, just like his dad. He and Jon Snow are going to reprise the Ned-Robert friendship, which is cool.

 

The rest of the episode made up for it, but did anybody else have a WTF!? moment in the opening scene when Jaime and Bronn appear some 100 yards down the river? I know there's a suspension of disbelief, but I have a hard time buying that Bronn drug Jaime some 100 yards underwater without Dany or Drogon seeing them come to the surface.

I figured Jaime would live, but I guess I wasn't thinking Bronn would be able to drag him that far away from the battle with all that armor still on his body.

 

Was there any sense that Drogon knows the truth about Jon? Or can sense it? Based on their interaction. The dragons dont seem that calm with anyone else besides their mom.

I hate the idea of a fake Cersei pregnancy. Feels like a running back a really bad Sons of Anarchy story.