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dimejinky99 wrote:Maester Barth recorded that dragons lived for centuries and their gender and reproductive ability changed according to their wants and need.
So Male dragons could transfer to female and lay eggs.



BOOM!!

Dany is about to become a granny.

Not enough time left to deal with a whole new storyline like that

E.H. Ruddock wrote:

dimejinky99 wrote:Maester Barth recorded that dragons lived for centuries and their gender and reproductive ability changed according to their wants and need.
So Male dragons could transfer to female and lay eggs.



BOOM!!

Dany is about to become a granny.

Not enough time left to deal with a whole new storyline like that

oh, i'm sure they'll fit it right in over a cool 90-second scene and that'll be the end of it

Chris_H_2 wrote:

E.H. Ruddock wrote:

dimejinky99 wrote:Maester Barth recorded that dragons lived for centuries and their gender and reproductive ability changed according to their wants and need.
So Male dragons could transfer to female and lay eggs.



BOOM!!

Dany is about to become a granny.

Not enough time left to deal with a whole new storyline like that

oh, i'm sure they'll fit it right in over a cool 90-second scene and that'll be the end of it

“Actually, I’ve been hiding an army of dragons this whole time!”

Hopefully all the dragons are dead by the end of the last episode.

Given the parallel to Ned (Ned, a man of intense honor KEPT a secret for his entire life) and Jon (a man of intense honor who CAN'T KEEP a secret) what are the odds Jon gets beheaded by the end of this?

Further, what are the odds that it's Sansa who does the beheading?

durdencommatyler wrote:Given the parallel to Ned (Ned, a man of intense honor KEPT a secret for his entire life) and Jon (a man of intense honor who CAN'T KEEP a secret) what are the odds Jon gets beheaded by the end of this?

Further, what are the odds that it's Sansa who does the beheading?

For the crime of desertion

Mecca wrote:

durdencommatyler wrote:Given the parallel to Ned (Ned, a man of intense honor KEPT a secret for his entire life) and Jon (a man of intense honor who CAN'T KEEP a secret) what are the odds Jon gets beheaded by the end of this?

Further, what are the odds that it's Sansa who does the beheading?

For the crime of desertion

Or helping Dany or some such. Seems that D&D are in love with circular storytelling, especially this season. And they're closing a lot of loops. I just wonder...

durdencommatyler wrote:Given the parallel to Ned (Ned, a man of intense honor KEPT a secret for his entire life) and Jon (a man of intense honor who CAN'T KEEP a secret) what are the odds Jon gets beheaded by the end of this?

Further, what are the odds that it's Sansa who does the beheading?

Sansa won’t kill Jon, but I do think he will die.

Also it’s fucking stupid for anyone to tell Jon to keep his parents and background a secret. Awful.

durdencommatyler wrote:

Mecca wrote:

durdencommatyler wrote:Given the parallel to Ned (Ned, a man of intense honor KEPT a secret for his entire life) and Jon (a man of intense honor who CAN'T KEEP a secret) what are the odds Jon gets beheaded by the end of this?

Further, what are the odds that it's Sansa who does the beheading?

For the crime of desertion

Or helping Dany or some such. Seems that D&D are in love with circular storytelling, especially this season. And they're closing a lot of loops. I just wonder...

Show ends with Lord Royce bringing back the White Walkers, thus calling back to the first scene

Mecca wrote:

durdencommatyler wrote:

Mecca wrote:

durdencommatyler wrote:Given the parallel to Ned (Ned, a man of intense honor KEPT a secret for his entire life) and Jon (a man of intense honor who CAN'T KEEP a secret) what are the odds Jon gets beheaded by the end of this?

Further, what are the odds that it's Sansa who does the beheading?

For the crime of desertion

Or helping Dany or some such. Seems that D&D are in love with circular storytelling, especially this season. And they're closing a lot of loops. I just wonder...

Show ends with Lord Royce bringing back the White Walkers, thus calling back to the first scene

Circles and spirals have never been a big deal on Game of Thrones.

Spoiler: show

The showrunners are hearing all this feminist/SJW criticism and their reaction is all like:

Spoiler: show

Anders wrote:

durdencommatyler wrote:Given the parallel to Ned (Ned, a man of intense honor KEPT a secret for his entire life) and Jon (a man of intense honor who CAN'T KEEP a secret) what are the odds Jon gets beheaded by the end of this?

Further, what are the odds that it's Sansa who does the beheading?

Sansa won’t kill Jon, but I do think he will die.

I swear to god if Sansa kills Jon, I'm gonna lose it.

I thought for sure Jon will die by the end, but now I think it may be Danny instead. I think one of them will die and a month ago my money would have been on Jon. Today, I wonder if he just rides off into the sunset and says "fuck all this shit, where's Ghost?".

Jon (show version) is a monster and doesn't deserve Ghost.

The use of Ghost in the show is beyond awful.

What use of Ghost?

cutuphalfdead wrote:What use of Ghost?

cutuphalfdead wrote: