Game of Thrones

[PatsFan2003]

i can see that happening and my guess would be that arya takes her out then. maybe killing dany renders the last dragon mute? im not sure how the north is prepared to take on a dragon unless aegon targaryen or bran can take control of that last dragon. both sound unlikely to me considering the love the dragons had for dany.

Maybe Arya poisons the Dragon with some tainted sheep.

 

[Superbelt]

He was clearly over the top. The book version of him(Victarion) was my least interesting character in part because he seemed absurd as well although not to the same degree as TV Euron.

Victarion was a whole other character that never showed up in the show.

Euron in the books was over the top too. He had ships full of mutes, a full set of Valryan steel armor and a horn that supposedly could control dragons that he got from travelling through Valryia, which nobody in their right mind would do.

He drinks hallucinogenic drugs so much that his lips were stained blue, and he lashes pregnant women and wizards to the bow of his boats.

He was fucking nuts, and a superhuman threat. But in the show he was distilled down to evil Jack Sparrow.

 

[PnkPanther]

The series isn't over and how many OG kills should they give Arya?

I think that's part of it, I mean she's killed the NK which was essentially her purpose. As we come to close, her story line ended up the best of all, I don't give shit about Jon and Dany at this point

 

[PatsFan2003]

Tyrion the genius strikes again! If somebody doesn't verbally inform us how smart he is in the finale, I'll be sorely disappointed.

Yes everything he suggested went WRONG!

 

[anotheridiot]

Dany is going to force Jon Snow into wanting the iron throne. That split second Jon called for the army to fall back, it looked like Grey Worm was about to put his spear thru him and dont doubt it was Dany's order.
Still, Cersei was just buried like many people have been and might have survived under a dragon skull. I would have thought he was going to get the worst death possible, now I feel that one falls to Dany.

 

[gob]

Yes everything he suggested went WRONG!

It didn't really go wrong....his advice/counseling would have most likely been good if Dany would have listened. Cercei may have listened to Jaime after her army surrendered. The city wouldn't have burned, and Dany would have a relatively peaceful victory.

 

[Superbelt]

"Meanwhile, back in Essos"

*not mine

 

[rsw626]

Drogon had some 9-11 type fire going on, using it to knock down walls and shit. That was impressive.

Not really surprising. Can't remember if it was mentioned in the show, but in the books they talked about how Aegon I's dragon Balerion (aka The Black Dread) melted the thick stone walls of Harrenhall.

 

[TemptressToo]

Arya gonna need to cleanup and then chill for a bit after that ordeal.

I clean while drinking Tequila too!

 

[Superbelt]

 

[PnkPanther]

Victarion was a whole other character that never showed up in the show.

Euron in the books was over the top too. He had ships full of mutes, a full set of Valryan steel armor and a horn that supposedly could control dragons that he got from travelling through Valryia, which nobody in their right mind would do.

He drinks hallucinogenic drugs so much that his lips were stained blue, and he lashes pregnant women and wizards to the bow of his boats.

He was fucking nuts, and a superhuman threat. But in the show he was distilled down to evil Jack Sparrow.

The show had the mute part right, you can see them removing tongues of their captives before Theon jumps overboard

 

[ill]

Not really surprising. Can't remember if it was mentioned in the show, but in the books they talked about how Aegon I's dragon Balerion (aka The Black Dread) melted the thick stone walls of Harrenhall.

that makes sense, but this was like the fire had some weight or force behind it besides heat with how it was blowing walls down

Big Bad Wolf with fire breathe?

 

[TemptressToo]

How do they revive Euron to tell him Jamie died in a brick accident?

To be fair, Jamie was a dead man walking. Without the brick, he'd have been dead by nightfall.

 

[Jiddy]

It didn't really go wrong....his advice/counseling would have most likely been good if Dany would have listened. Cercei may have listened to Jaime after her army surrendered. The city wouldn't have burned, and Dany would have a relatively peaceful victory.

"If so and so would have listened" can probably be used to explain most every dumb f*cking move a character has made in this show.

 

[TemptressToo]

Then they shouldn't have added icicles....

Molten metal looks like that too. You'd have had both melted metal and glass with the dragon fire.

 

[TemptressToo]

I'm confused with what you are disagreeing on. She died with a younger sibling's hands around her neck.

And they were crushed/smothered together.

 

[Superbelt]

that makes sense, but this was like the fire had some weight or force behind it besides heat with how it was blowing walls down

Big Bad Wolf with fire breathe?

Viserion was doing it to The Wall, too.

It has force behind it, yeah. It's hot enough to turn a man and his armor to ash in seconds.

I'd say Drogon suffered from 'endless supply of ammo' trope, though.

 

[ill]

Molten metal looks like that too. You'd have had both melted metal and glass with the dragon fire.

bullshit rating

 

[Jiddy]

To be fair, Jamie was a dead man walking. Without the brick, he'd have been dead by nightfall.

In a world where characters are constantly being resurrected? FFS, the mountain and Qyburn have been by Cersei's side the whole f*cking time he's there, but Euron wouldn't even consider that? Nah. If Jaime walked away, surety is about firm as a wet noodle.

 

[ill]

Viserion was doing it to The Wall, too.

It has force behind it, yeah. It's hot enough to turn a man and his armor to ash in seconds.

I'd say Drogon suffered from 'endless supply of ammo' trope, though.

I know this is fantasy and all, but that doesn't mean they can just make their own rules as they go