Chris_H_2 wrote:the sun came outdimejinky99 wrote:This is from next week. This is kinda telling
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Chris_H_2 wrote:the sun came outdimejinky99 wrote:This is from next week. This is kinda telling
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I like where your head is atEJ wrote:they could make a spin-off series based on rebuilding it. ideally, a sitcom.durdencommatyler wrote:Anders wrote:Well if they wanted to fix it, they could build a wall for the missing mile.
It is believed that they only temporarily defeated them during the Long Night and why they showed back up again.Simple Torture wrote:The Last Hero defeated the White Walkers with the help of the Children and ended the Long Night--no one knows exactly what happened. Azor Ahai is a legend (myth?) from the East that is very similar to the Last Hero, but most likely not the same person.Anders wrote:Yes, they were destroyed by Azor Ahai.Mecca wrote:I’m assuming you mean the white walkers? The things that literally exploded because the very first one was killed?Anders wrote:They have come back before.Mecca wrote:This Wall discussion is simple:Chris_H_2 wrote:as for the wall, i know it's mostly destroyed. i saw last season. and i know the night's watch left and either were killed or have remnants that went to winterfell (or elsewhere). again, i've been watching the show. my questions more concern what happens from here on out. i don't think anyone can profess to know the answers. to be sure, i don't need answers to make the show enjoyable, and i don't need for the show to make sense out of every little thing. but considering the details of how we got here, i'm a little more than curious.durdencommatyler wrote:But don't you think it's easy enough to draw satisfactory answers without being explicitly told?Chris_H_2 wrote:i don't think there's any chance that we get any resolution on or questions answered about what happens to the wall or the night's watch.
As it stands, the Wall is mostly destroyed. There is no Night's Watch. What more do you want explored?
Why was the wall built? To keep out what’s on the other side i.e. white walkers/wildlings
Are those threats still there? No
With no threats, is the wall necessary?
Hopefully no more trouble now then. Those Children are shifty though.Mecca wrote:It is believed that they only temporarily defeated them during the Long Night and why they showed back up again.Simple Torture wrote:The Last Hero defeated the White Walkers with the help of the Children and ended the Long Night--no one knows exactly what happened. Azor Ahai is a legend (myth?) from the East that is very similar to the Last Hero, but most likely not the same person.Anders wrote:Yes, they were destroyed by Azor Ahai.Mecca wrote:I’m assuming you mean the white walkers? The things that literally exploded because the very first one was killed?Anders wrote:They have come back before.Mecca wrote:This Wall discussion is simple:Chris_H_2 wrote:as for the wall, i know it's mostly destroyed. i saw last season. and i know the night's watch left and either were killed or have remnants that went to winterfell (or elsewhere). again, i've been watching the show. my questions more concern what happens from here on out. i don't think anyone can profess to know the answers. to be sure, i don't need answers to make the show enjoyable, and i don't need for the show to make sense out of every little thing. but considering the details of how we got here, i'm a little more than curious.durdencommatyler wrote:But don't you think it's easy enough to draw satisfactory answers without being explicitly told?Chris_H_2 wrote:i don't think there's any chance that we get any resolution on or questions answered about what happens to the wall or the night's watch.
As it stands, the Wall is mostly destroyed. There is no Night's Watch. What more do you want explored?
Why was the wall built? To keep out what’s on the other side i.e. white walkers/wildlings
Are those threats still there? No
With no threats, is the wall necessary?
Who is No Helmet Guy standing behind Dany?
the fella she left in charge of that city? that one that was boning her I think? Handsome fella
That looks just like the library where Arya snuck around the wights last episode. They are also still wearing winter-y clothing.
McParadigm wrote:lol
Not him.dimejinky99 wrote:the fella she left in charge of that city? that one that was boning her I think? Handsome fella
Can’t remember his name
Not unless it’s the third different actor to play him (Daario). By the way WhereTF is Daario?Anders wrote:Not him.dimejinky99 wrote:the fella she left in charge of that city? that one that was boning her I think? Handsome fella
Can’t remember his name
Hiding among the ranks of the Golden Company so he can strike the killing blow on Harry Strickland and save Dany's life.Bammer wrote:Not unless it’s the third different actor to play him (Daario). By the way WhereTF is Daario?Anders wrote:Not him.dimejinky99 wrote:the fella she left in charge of that city? that one that was boning her I think? Handsome fella
Can’t remember his name
McParadigm wrote:lol
Bammer wrote:Not unless it’s the third different actor to play him (Daario). By the way WhereTF is Daario?Anders wrote:Not him.dimejinky99 wrote:the fella she left in charge of that city? that one that was boning her I think? Handsome fella
Can’t remember his name
The last of the children are believed to have died in the cave of the three eyed raven. Rumors of some living on the island in the middle of the lake south of harrenhalAnders wrote:Hopefully no more trouble now then. Those Children are shifty though.Mecca wrote:It is believed that they only temporarily defeated them during the Long Night and why they showed back up again.Simple Torture wrote:The Last Hero defeated the White Walkers with the help of the Children and ended the Long Night--no one knows exactly what happened. Azor Ahai is a legend (myth?) from the East that is very similar to the Last Hero, but most likely not the same person.Anders wrote:Yes, they were destroyed by Azor Ahai.Mecca wrote:I’m assuming you mean the white walkers? The things that literally exploded because the very first one was killed?Anders wrote:They have come back before.Mecca wrote:This Wall discussion is simple:Chris_H_2 wrote:as for the wall, i know it's mostly destroyed. i saw last season. and i know the night's watch left and either were killed or have remnants that went to winterfell (or elsewhere). again, i've been watching the show. my questions more concern what happens from here on out. i don't think anyone can profess to know the answers. to be sure, i don't need answers to make the show enjoyable, and i don't need for the show to make sense out of every little thing. but considering the details of how we got here, i'm a little more than curious.durdencommatyler wrote:But don't you think it's easy enough to draw satisfactory answers without being explicitly told?Chris_H_2 wrote:i don't think there's any chance that we get any resolution on or questions answered about what happens to the wall or the night's watch.
As it stands, the Wall is mostly destroyed. There is no Night's Watch. What more do you want explored?
Why was the wall built? To keep out what’s on the other side i.e. white walkers/wildlings
Are those threats still there? No
With no threats, is the wall necessary?
What’s the food source on that island and why the hell would anyone want to live there?Mecca wrote:The last of the children are believed to have died in the cave of the three eyed raven. Rumors of some living on the island in the middle of the lake south of harrenhalAnders wrote:Hopefully no more trouble now then. Those Children are shifty though.Mecca wrote:It is believed that they only temporarily defeated them during the Long Night and why they showed back up again.Simple Torture wrote:The Last Hero defeated the White Walkers with the help of the Children and ended the Long Night--no one knows exactly what happened. Azor Ahai is a legend (myth?) from the East that is very similar to the Last Hero, but most likely not the same person.Anders wrote:Yes, they were destroyed by Azor Ahai.Mecca wrote:I’m assuming you mean the white walkers? The things that literally exploded because the very first one was killed?Anders wrote:They have come back before.Mecca wrote:This Wall discussion is simple:Chris_H_2 wrote:as for the wall, i know it's mostly destroyed. i saw last season. and i know the night's watch left and either were killed or have remnants that went to winterfell (or elsewhere). again, i've been watching the show. my questions more concern what happens from here on out. i don't think anyone can profess to know the answers. to be sure, i don't need answers to make the show enjoyable, and i don't need for the show to make sense out of every little thing. but considering the details of how we got here, i'm a little more than curious.durdencommatyler wrote:But don't you think it's easy enough to draw satisfactory answers without being explicitly told?Chris_H_2 wrote:i don't think there's any chance that we get any resolution on or questions answered about what happens to the wall or the night's watch.
As it stands, the Wall is mostly destroyed. There is no Night's Watch. What more do you want explored?
Why was the wall built? To keep out what’s on the other side i.e. white walkers/wildlings
Are those threats still there? No
With no threats, is the wall necessary?