there are plenty of instances of people seeing the future in GoT and ASOIAF
the ghost of high heart foresaw the red wedding, purple wedding, and more
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my episode 4 review and breakdown. took 13 hours since my computer sucks worse than the blue knight
No'om Sayin'!
Also:
"Arya PLEASE Don't kill Sansa 'cos non-one's looking so you can become queen of Winterfell and march on the iron throne because you want to rage-kill Cersei, please, you little psycho cunt!" - Whew!
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I don't think Arya could handle the riddum of noble life.
When she kills all the people on her list, she needs to team up with the Hound again and they can roam Westeros, killing every outlaw they come across.
Seriously I could watch 10 seasons of "Sandor and Arya's Adventures".
Season six episode six Bran had a vision of Drogon over kings landing as well as the wildfire explosion of cersie blowing up the sept
It's the ol time travel paradox.
"Why did Wylis lose his ability to speak and start incessantly repeating Hodor? Because Bran warged into him in the past, branding his mind with Meera’s command to “hold the door” against an army of wights.
So Hodor’s disability led to his ultimate sacrifice, which in turn led to his disability, which in turn led to his ultimate sacrifice… Bran changed the past, to create the future, that let him change the past, to create the future"
Little finger knows his time is up. When Bran said chaos is a ladder it was a throwback to season one when Littledick told varys "chaos isn't a pit, it's a ladder"
Obviously Bran knows what's up and Baelish is gonna get his shit pushed in.
yur point about arya is interesting in a hypothetical side world. sansa sucjs. aryas awesome, but had arya been the stark held hostage in KL, shed surely be dead by joffrey
so sansa's flaws or character traits that i dont like, are part of why she survived joffrey (then ramsey)
I'm all caught up with the show and only about 50 pages into the 1st book, but the experience is so much more enriching and immersive. Forgot how much I love reading.
dude. like i mentioned earlier, book 1 is the closest of all the books to the shows. so i told you to stick to it for future books if you found it redundant. i was underselling it tho, to be conservative. there's definitely a deeper level, and also getting people's inner thoughts are huge.
i definitely wont spoil stuff for you regarding book specific sub-plots, but i am tempted to say things when they pop up that might enhance your reading experience since there are the type of books wher eu learn new things or see things differently each time u read them
last time, i said pay attention any time Old Nan speaks or Osha speaks. its pure opinion, but i am on the side that thinks they speak the truth more often than not
here's another one for a theory im working on. in the books, bloodraven explains to bran that when he tries talking to peopel in visions like we saw with ned at the tower of joy, the person hears stuff like rusting of leaves, or wind
so as you read, keep your eye out for mentions of nature sounds. especally wind since "word are wind" and the next book is called "winds of winter." i just restarted a reread specifically to make note of each time wind is referenced, because i thnk it might suggest that dead people are "speaking" to alive people
and oh this is huge. keep your eyes on crows. dead children of the forest live inside crows. so when they are around, its magical. and when they talk, it might be the children trying ot talk, or someone like bran/bloodraven skin-changing them and trying to use them to talk
My wife was laughing with excitement as Drogon(?) was flaming everything.
Me: you know men are burning alive right?
Me: you know men are burning alive right?
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Pics of wife's tats
She only has a couple small ones
And they're hidden
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Arya is my second-favorite character on the show, so part of me wants to believe she'd have escaped Joffrey (even though she was only able escape KL with Yoren's help).
It'll be interesting to see if she returns to KL after Jon returns. I doubt it, though, because once Jon comes back I think they're gonna have their hands full with the Night King.
I just read a comment saying imagine if she went to KL, and then the mouton killed her. Thst would be a friggen huge shocker
Just when I thought you couldn't possibly get any gayer...
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In her defense, everyone has been waiting for that moment for at the very least, 6 years. That was some epic shit.
