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spike wrote:

cutuphalfdead wrote:

spike wrote:

jwfocker wrote:

spike wrote:

jwfocker wrote:

spike wrote:

tragabigzanda wrote:

bada wrote:Thought they already found the wildfire?

Tyrion had someone make a bunch of wildfire. Maybe he stocked the surplus away?

caches would be leftover from the mad king's plot to "burn them all"

Yeah I'm thinking that was the goal of sending out those kids - to find out where the rest of the surplus was located from the mad king. Tyrion located one cache but supposedly there are numerous other storage spots.

and it's just the next terrible decision by cersei, as it'll no doubt kill people she cares about. considering the riverrun siege is over and characters can move as quickly across the realm as they please, i wonder if jaime will be around in time for the trial at the sept.

he probably makes it back just in time to see her horrible decision come to fruition.

maybe he realizes he has to stab his sword through her back as well to save lives

This would be a great move for him to make in the book, as a sort of completion to his redemption arc. It's a shame they've thrown that away in the show.

i read that article too, and i don't think they've abandoned it yet in the show. his speech to edmure could just be an attempt to raise the drama of his eventual realization that cersei is no good. along with his scene with cersei earlier in the season, when he implies that he doesn't really care about his kids, just her.

jaime rolls into the sept, sees what's about to happen to his last living child, and makes the impossible yet honorable decision to save tommen (who's relatively innocent) by killing cersei (who he loves, but realizes in that moment is pure evil). jaime is redeemed and his thinking is no longer clouded by her.

and then the mountain rips his head off, but hey, maybe he has a shot at going to the seventh heaven now.

cutuphalfdead wrote:

spike wrote:

cutuphalfdead wrote:

spike wrote:

jwfocker wrote:

spike wrote:

jwfocker wrote:

spike wrote:

tragabigzanda wrote:

bada wrote:Thought they already found the wildfire?

Tyrion had someone make a bunch of wildfire. Maybe he stocked the surplus away?

caches would be leftover from the mad king's plot to "burn them all"

Yeah I'm thinking that was the goal of sending out those kids - to find out where the rest of the surplus was located from the mad king. Tyrion located one cache but supposedly there are numerous other storage spots.

and it's just the next terrible decision by cersei, as it'll no doubt kill people she cares about. considering the riverrun siege is over and characters can move as quickly across the realm as they please, i wonder if jaime will be around in time for the trial at the sept.

he probably makes it back just in time to see her horrible decision come to fruition.

maybe he realizes he has to stab his sword through her back as well to save lives

This would be a great move for him to make in the book, as a sort of completion to his redemption arc. It's a shame they've thrown that away in the show.

i read that article too, and i don't think they've abandoned it yet in the show. his speech to edmure could just be an attempt to raise the drama of his eventual realization that cersei is no good. along with his scene with cersei earlier in the season, when he implies that he doesn't really care about his kids, just her.

jaime rolls into the sept, sees what's about to happen to his last living child, and makes the impossible yet honorable decision to save tommen (who's relatively innocent) by killing cersei (who he loves, but realizes in that moment is pure evil). jaime is redeemed and his thinking is no longer clouded by her.

and then the mountain rips his head off, but hey, maybe he has a shot at going to the seventh heaven now.

Jaime's transformation works better as a slow, gradual process though. If our speculation about the show is true, then it seems very wish-washy "is he good or bad, does he have honor or not!?" back and forth before letting the coin settle. Give me the slow burn any day.

cutuphalfdead wrote:

spike wrote:

jwfocker wrote:

spike wrote:

jwfocker wrote:

spike wrote:

tragabigzanda wrote:

bada wrote:Thought they already found the wildfire?

Tyrion had someone make a bunch of wildfire. Maybe he stocked the surplus away?

caches would be leftover from the mad king's plot to "burn them all"

Yeah I'm thinking that was the goal of sending out those kids - to find out where the rest of the surplus was located from the mad king. Tyrion located one cache but supposedly there are numerous other storage spots.

and it's just the next terrible decision by cersei, as it'll no doubt kill people she cares about. considering the riverrun siege is over and characters can move as quickly across the realm as they please, i wonder if jaime will be around in time for the trial at the sept.

he probably makes it back just in time to see her horrible decision come to fruition.

maybe he realizes he has to stab his sword through her back as well to save lives

This would be a great move for him to make in the book, as a sort of completion to his redemption arc. It's a shame they've thrown that away in the show.

Mecca wrote:

cutuphalfdead wrote:

spike wrote:

jwfocker wrote:

spike wrote:

jwfocker wrote:

spike wrote:

tragabigzanda wrote:

bada wrote:Thought they already found the wildfire?

Tyrion had someone make a bunch of wildfire. Maybe he stocked the surplus away?

caches would be leftover from the mad king's plot to "burn them all"

Yeah I'm thinking that was the goal of sending out those kids - to find out where the rest of the surplus was located from the mad king. Tyrion located one cache but supposedly there are numerous other storage spots.

and it's just the next terrible decision by cersei, as it'll no doubt kill people she cares about. considering the riverrun siege is over and characters can move as quickly across the realm as they please, i wonder if jaime will be around in time for the trial at the sept.

he probably makes it back just in time to see her horrible decision come to fruition.

maybe he realizes he has to stab his sword through her back as well to save lives

This would be a great move for him to make in the book, as a sort of completion to his redemption arc. It's a shame they've thrown that away in the show.

well, in the show, him raping her over joffrey is a kind of a stabbing

psychobain wrote:LSH was so close
When Clegane walked and saw the hanging man
i was like shiiiiiiiiittttttttttt

spike wrote:

BurtReynolds wrote:If Tommen dies who next in line? Or does everyone give up on the idea of a king and break up in time for the dragons to come?

no successor. in stable times, the heads of the great houses would get together and sort it out, but things are currently chaotic, so it'd probably be the lannisters (cersei) and tyrells (margaery) butting heads for the throne.

spike wrote:

cutuphalfdead wrote:

spike wrote:

jwfocker wrote:

spike wrote:

jwfocker wrote:

spike wrote:

tragabigzanda wrote:

bada wrote:Thought they already found the wildfire?

Tyrion had someone make a bunch of wildfire. Maybe he stocked the surplus away?

caches would be leftover from the mad king's plot to "burn them all"

Yeah I'm thinking that was the goal of sending out those kids - to find out where the rest of the surplus was located from the mad king. Tyrion located one cache but supposedly there are numerous other storage spots.

and it's just the next terrible decision by cersei, as it'll no doubt kill people she cares about. considering the riverrun siege is over and characters can move as quickly across the realm as they please, i wonder if jaime will be around in time for the trial at the sept.

he probably makes it back just in time to see her horrible decision come to fruition.

maybe he realizes he has to stab his sword through her back as well to save lives

This would be a great move for him to make in the book, as a sort of completion to his redemption arc. It's a shame they've thrown that away in the show.

i read that article too, and i don't think they've abandoned it yet in the show. his speech to edmure could just be an attempt to raise the drama of his eventual realization that cersei is no good. along with his scene with cersei earlier in the season, when he implies that he doesn't really care about his kids, just her.

jaime rolls into the sept, sees what's about to happen to his last living child, and makes the impossible yet honorable decision to save tommen (who's relatively innocent) by killing cersei (who he loves, but realizes in that moment is pure evil). jaime is redeemed and his thinking is no longer clouded by her.

and then the mountain rips his head off, but hey, maybe he has a shot at going to the seventh heaven now.

lowlight79 wrote:

spike wrote:

cutuphalfdead wrote:

spike wrote:

jwfocker wrote:

spike wrote:

jwfocker wrote:

spike wrote:

tragabigzanda wrote:

bada wrote:Thought they already found the wildfire?

Tyrion had someone make a bunch of wildfire. Maybe he stocked the surplus away?

caches would be leftover from the mad king's plot to "burn them all"

Yeah I'm thinking that was the goal of sending out those kids - to find out where the rest of the surplus was located from the mad king. Tyrion located one cache but supposedly there are numerous other storage spots.

and it's just the next terrible decision by cersei, as it'll no doubt kill people she cares about. considering the riverrun siege is over and characters can move as quickly across the realm as they please, i wonder if jaime will be around in time for the trial at the sept.

he probably makes it back just in time to see her horrible decision come to fruition.

maybe he realizes he has to stab his sword through her back as well to save lives

This would be a great move for him to make in the book, as a sort of completion to his redemption arc. It's a shame they've thrown that away in the show.

i read that article too, and i don't think they've abandoned it yet in the show. his speech to edmure could just be an attempt to raise the drama of his eventual realization that cersei is no good. along with his scene with cersei earlier in the season, when he implies that he doesn't really care about his kids, just her.

jaime rolls into the sept, sees what's about to happen to his last living child, and makes the impossible yet honorable decision to save tommen (who's relatively innocent) by killing cersei (who he loves, but realizes in that moment is pure evil). jaime is redeemed and his thinking is no longer clouded by her.

and then the mountain rips his head off, but hey, maybe he has a shot at going to the seventh heaven now.

I think this will happen, But I think Jamie makes it to season 7, or the next book.

Steve Albini wrote:Whenever there's active promotion on the part of somebody else, whenever I see somebody all dolled up for a fancy photograph and someone's handing out flyers or whenever there's active promotion for something like that, as an imposition on my day, I hate all those people and I want them to fail. I have a visceral reaction to advertising and promotion. There's just something about salesmanship that grates on me on a very base level and I react very negatively towards it. I want those people to suffer and I want their enterprises to fail.

spike wrote:

cutuphalfdead wrote:

spike wrote:

jwfocker wrote:

spike wrote:

jwfocker wrote:

spike wrote:

tragabigzanda wrote:

bada wrote:Thought they already found the wildfire?

Tyrion had someone make a bunch of wildfire. Maybe he stocked the surplus away?

caches would be leftover from the mad king's plot to "burn them all"

Yeah I'm thinking that was the goal of sending out those kids - to find out where the rest of the surplus was located from the mad king. Tyrion located one cache but supposedly there are numerous other storage spots.

and it's just the next terrible decision by cersei, as it'll no doubt kill people she cares about. considering the riverrun siege is over and characters can move as quickly across the realm as they please, i wonder if jaime will be around in time for the trial at the sept.

he probably makes it back just in time to see her horrible decision come to fruition.

maybe he realizes he has to stab his sword through her back as well to save lives

This would be a great move for him to make in the book, as a sort of completion to his redemption arc. It's a shame they've thrown that away in the show.

i read that article too, and i don't think they've abandoned it yet in the show. his speech to edmure could just be an attempt to raise the drama of his eventual realization that cersei is no good. along with his scene with cersei earlier in the season, when he implies that he doesn't really care about his kids, just her.

jaime rolls into the sept, sees what's about to happen to his last living child, and makes the impossible yet honorable decision to save tommen (who's relatively innocent) by killing cersei (who he loves, but realizes in that moment is pure evil). jaime is redeemed and his thinking is no longer clouded by her.

and then the mountain rips his head off, but hey, maybe he has a shot at going to the seventh heaven now.

Mecca wrote:

psychobain wrote:LSH was so close
When Clegane walked and saw the hanging man
i was like shiiiiiiiiittttttttttt

i thought he was going to piss on her

cutuphalfdead wrote:That block fetcher?

Simple Torture wrote:We're in the ASOIF thread--just assume people do all sorts of weird tongue shit with their families.

Mecca wrote:

Simple Torture wrote:We're in the ASOIF thread--just assume people do all sorts of weird tongue shit with their families.