I am going off to try find something that I have missed first time rd that is way into its seasons like breaking bad
NLA whenever i watch from the beginning again (at the start of each season), there is alot of moments i think have i actually watched this bit? so much too it everytime you watch it seem to spot things you dont before
I am going off to try find something that I have missed first time rd that is way into its seasons like breaking bad
Ive just got into Suits, 7 seasons in. Well worth a watch imo
Suits, is that the ridiculous thing about the bloke who pretends he's a lawyer?
The missus has been watching that but every time catch a bit of it each scene seems to be almost identical - basically two people start talking, its ends in them arguing and one person making a threat, often saying "that's bullshit and you know it" and then the scene ends with a close up on someone looking concerned or angry. I genuinely have no idea how they have dragged such a thin premise out for some many seasons, but that's a lot of U.S. TV for you.
I still think it's possible we get a lord of light or something spiritual from Milissandre to combat the night king and the army of the dead.
Well that will be Azor Ahai and surely it has to be a current character. Would love it to be the Hound.
All hints point to either Jon or Dany being azor ahai. They have to be of royal blood and lost their love/killed them or had them killed. Both danaerys and Jon fit this.
I still think it's possible we get a lord of light or something spiritual from Milissandre to combat the night king and the army of the dead.
Well that will be Azor Ahai and surely it has to be a current character. Would love it to be the Hound.
All hints point to either Jon or Dany being azor ahai. They have to be of royal blood and lost their love/killed them or had them killed. Both danaerys and Jon fit this.
Here is where I gladly fall into geek territory
Azhor Ahai had to plunge his sword into his wife's heart in the end to make it the special sword so my left of centre theory would be that Jon ends up plunging a sword into Dany (again heh heh) killing her but making lightbringer which would be the sword to kill the night king
Which would be pretty bittersweet
The fat bastard needs to take his medication, do some cardio and live long enough to finish this masterpiece
I still think it's possible we get a lord of light or something spiritual from Milissandre to combat the night king and the army of the dead.
Well that will be Azor Ahai and surely it has to be a current character. Would love it to be the Hound.
All hints point to either Jon or Dany being azor ahai. They have to be of royal blood and lost their love/killed them or had them killed. Both danaerys and Jon fit this.
Here is where I gladly fall into geek territory
Azhor Ahai had to plunge his sword into his wife's heart in the end to make it the special sword so my left of centre theory would be that Jon ends up plunging a sword into Dany (again heh heh) killing her but making lightbringer which would be the sword to kill the night king
Which would be pretty bittersweet
The fat bastard needs to take his medication, do some cardio and live long enough to finish this masterpiece
Or does Jamie, the king slayer,plunge his sword into Cersei, so he can slay the night king?
I still think it's possible we get a lord of light or something spiritual from Milissandre to combat the night king and the army of the dead.
Well that will be Azor Ahai and surely it has to be a current character. Would love it to be the Hound.
All hints point to either Jon or Dany being azor ahai. They have to be of royal blood and lost their love/killed them or had them killed. Both danaerys and Jon fit this.
Here is where I gladly fall into geek territory
Azhor Ahai had to plunge his sword into his wife's heart in the end to make it the special sword so my left of centre theory would be that Jon ends up plunging a sword into Dany (again heh heh) killing her but making lightbringer which would be the sword to kill the night king
Which would be pretty bittersweet
The fat bastard needs to take his medication, do some cardio and live long enough to finish this masterpiece
Or does Jamie, the king slayer,plunge his sword into Cersei, so he can slay the night king?
Bran can "worg" into anyone, past or present. He has worged into Ravens and Hodor and others. But the former Three Eyed Raven (Max Von sydow) said "one can get stuck in the past if not careful."
Next season the White Walkers will begin to wipe out everyone and go from victory to victory.
As things near the end Bran will try to go back to when the Children of the Forest made the first WW. He will become that person who is killed with Dragonglass by the children to warn them not to create the WW. But because his mouth is tied (see original scene) he is unable and gets killed while he is that man being sacrificed. If you look at that vision again you will see Bran and the person being sacrificed are in identical positions and grip vines the exact same way. Like he is experiencing it himself.
That man sacrificed is the Night King.
Which means Bran, who can travel through time, becomes the Night King, in the past. He is also probably many people through time, including "Bran the Builder" who built the wall. Bran is many people, one after another, all in an attempt to stop the WW. And each time failing.
This is why The Night King can sense when Bran is near, either in a dream or as a raven. Because Bran is the Night King. The NK knows this. Bran has yet to discover it.
Also, the Night King touched Bran in one vision and we know that when the NK does this, people (or dragons or anything he wants) becomes a WW. So why didn't Bran? Because he already is one. Once time catches up, he becomes the Night King.
Although another actor plays the NK now, there is no reason they can't shift that easily once the event happens. Bran's body shape and face are almost dead ringers for the NK under all that makeup. They look very much alike. Thin. Triangular face.
Also, the Sydow 3ER did tell Bran cryptically... "You will never walk again, but you will fly." Who is flying the dragon now?
Finally, the one Child of the Forest who created the first WW was asked by Bran after he saw the vision "why did you create them?" Her answer "We were being destroyed and had to defend ourselves." Bran asks "From who?" She answers... "You."
I find the odds of this all happening to be north of 50%. In fact, I think it does happen. They are not keeping Bran around just to have visions. He is going to play a much bigger role, imo.
Bran can "worg" into anyone, past or present. He has worged into Ravens and Hodor and others. But the former Three Eyed Raven (Max Von sydow) said "one can get stuck in the past if not careful."
Next season the White Walkers will begin to wipe out everyone and go from victory to victory.
As things near the end Bran will try to go back to when the Children of the Forest made the first WW. He will become that person who is killed with Dragonglass by the children to warn them not to create the WW. But because his mouth is tied (see original scene) he is unable and gets killed while he is that man being sacrificed. If you look at that vision again you will see Bran and the person being sacrificed are in identical positions and grip vines the exact same way. Like he is experiencing it himself.
That man sacrificed is the Night King.
Which means Bran, who can travel through time, becomes the Night King, in the past. He is also probably many people through time, including "Bran the Builder" who built the wall. Bran is many people, one after another, all in an attempt to stop the WW. And each time failing.
This is why The Night King can sense when Bran is near, either in a dream or as a raven. Because Bran is the Night King. The NK knows this. Bran has yet to discover it.
Also, the Night King touched Bran in one vision and we know that when the NK does this, people (or dragons or anything he wants) becomes a WW. So why didn't Bran? Because he already is one. Once time catches up, he becomes the Night King.
Although another actor plays the NK now, there is no reason they can't shift that easily once the event happens. Bran's body shape and face are almost dead ringers for the NK under all that makeup. They look very much alike. Thin. Triangular face.
Also, the Sydow 3ER did tell Bran cryptically... "You will never walk again, but you will fly." Who is flying the dragon now?
Finally, the one Child of the Forest who created the first WW was asked by Bran after he saw the vision "why did you create them?" Her answer "We were being destroyed and had to defend ourselves." Bran asks "From who?" She answers... "You."
I find the odds of this all happening to be north of 50%. In fact, I think it does happen. They are not keeping Bran around just to have visions. He is going to play a much bigger role, imo.
I am going off to try find something that I have missed first time rd that is way into its seasons like breaking bad
Ive just got into Suits, 7 seasons in. Well worth a watch imo
Suits, is that the ridiculous thing about the bloke who pretends he's a lawyer?
The missus has been watching that but every time catch a bit of it each scene seems to be almost identical - basically two people start talking, its ends in them arguing and one person making a threat, often saying "that's bullshit and you know it" and then the scene ends with a close up on someone looking concerned or angry. I genuinely have no idea how they have dragged such a thin premise out for some many seasons, but that's a lot of U.S. TV for you.
Ha ha when you put it like that psml. What made me get into it is my old boss who was my best man (best man was a women) thinks that the two lead characters remind her of me and her. She can talk to me like a however the hell she likes and I put up with it but if anyone else tried they would be for the long jump, that and im an arrogant shit who gets what he wants by bluffing. That being said I have neither Harveys good looks, dress sense or charisma
“The way I looked at it was, when the Sept burned down, that was green fire, and so then the dragon is going to have some kind of blueish fire. It’s certainly still fire — it has the ability to burn the Wall and melt snow. But it’s going to have a different kind of magical quality to it, because it’s coming from an undead dragon.”
Bran can "worg" into anyone, past or present. He has worged into Ravens and Hodor and others. But the former Three Eyed Raven (Max Von sydow) said "one can get stuck in the past if not careful."
Next season the White Walkers will begin to wipe out everyone and go from victory to victory.
As things near the end Bran will try to go back to when the Children of the Forest made the first WW. He will become that person who is killed with Dragonglass by the children to warn them not to create the WW. But because his mouth is tied (see original scene) he is unable and gets killed while he is that man being sacrificed. If you look at that vision again you will see Bran and the person being sacrificed are in identical positions and grip vines the exact same way. Like he is experiencing it himself.
That man sacrificed is the Night King.
Which means Bran, who can travel through time, becomes the Night King, in the past. He is also probably many people through time, including "Bran the Builder" who built the wall. Bran is many people, one after another, all in an attempt to stop the WW. And each time failing.
This is why The Night King can sense when Bran is near, either in a dream or as a raven. Because Bran is the Night King. The NK knows this. Bran has yet to discover it.
Also, the Night King touched Bran in one vision and we know that when the NK does this, people (or dragons or anything he wants) becomes a WW. So why didn't Bran? Because he already is one. Once time catches up, he becomes the Night King.
Although another actor plays the NK now, there is no reason they can't shift that easily once the event happens. Bran's body shape and face are almost dead ringers for the NK under all that makeup. They look very much alike. Thin. Triangular face.
Also, the Sydow 3ER did tell Bran cryptically... "You will never walk again, but you will fly." Who is flying the dragon now?
Finally, the one Child of the Forest who created the first WW was asked by Bran after he saw the vision "why did you create them?" Her answer "We were being destroyed and had to defend ourselves." Bran asks "From who?" She answers... "You."
I find the odds of this all happening to be north of 50%. In fact, I think it does happen. They are not keeping Bran around just to have visions. He is going to play a much bigger role, imo.
The Night King can also walk though, so wouldn't that reference fall down at that point?
Bran can "worg" into anyone, past or present. He has worged into Ravens and Hodor and others. But the former Three Eyed Raven (Max Von sydow) said "one can get stuck in the past if not careful."
Next season the White Walkers will begin to wipe out everyone and go from victory to victory.
As things near the end Bran will try to go back to when the Children of the Forest made the first WW. He will become that person who is killed with Dragonglass by the children to warn them not to create the WW. But because his mouth is tied (see original scene) he is unable and gets killed while he is that man being sacrificed. If you look at that vision again you will see Bran and the person being sacrificed are in identical positions and grip vines the exact same way. Like he is experiencing it himself.
That man sacrificed is the Night King.
Which means Bran, who can travel through time, becomes the Night King, in the past. He is also probably many people through time, including "Bran the Builder" who built the wall. Bran is many people, one after another, all in an attempt to stop the WW. And each time failing.
This is why The Night King can sense when Bran is near, either in a dream or as a raven. Because Bran is the Night King. The NK knows this. Bran has yet to discover it.
Also, the Night King touched Bran in one vision and we know that when the NK does this, people (or dragons or anything he wants) becomes a WW. So why didn't Bran? Because he already is one. Once time catches up, he becomes the Night King.
Although another actor plays the NK now, there is no reason they can't shift that easily once the event happens. Bran's body shape and face are almost dead ringers for the NK under all that makeup. They look very much alike. Thin. Triangular face.
Also, the Sydow 3ER did tell Bran cryptically... "You will never walk again, but you will fly." Who is flying the dragon now?
Finally, the one Child of the Forest who created the first WW was asked by Bran after he saw the vision "why did you create them?" Her answer "We were being destroyed and had to defend ourselves." Bran asks "From who?" She answers... "You."
I find the odds of this all happening to be north of 50%. In fact, I think it does happen. They are not keeping Bran around just to have visions. He is going to play a much bigger role, imo.
I'm skeptical over this line as well... Watched that scene last night and she says: "You, man have..." i.e. there is no hesitation between the word "You" and "Man" which makes me think people are clutching at straws with this too.
i.e. Had she said "You" with the scene changing I'd believe it a bit more.
Anyone who did the Chemisty O-level ought to know that the blue flame is caused when the air hole is fully open. I imagine that Dragon must have a hole in his throat.
Bran can "worg" into anyone, past or present. He has worged into Ravens and Hodor and others. But the former Three Eyed Raven (Max Von sydow) said "one can get stuck in the past if not careful."
Next season the White Walkers will begin to wipe out everyone and go from victory to victory.
As things near the end Bran will try to go back to when the Children of the Forest made the first WW. He will become that person who is killed with Dragonglass by the children to warn them not to create the WW. But because his mouth is tied (see original scene) he is unable and gets killed while he is that man being sacrificed. If you look at that vision again you will see Bran and the person being sacrificed are in identical positions and grip vines the exact same way. Like he is experiencing it himself.
That man sacrificed is the Night King.
Which means Bran, who can travel through time, becomes the Night King, in the past. He is also probably many people through time, including "Bran the Builder" who built the wall. Bran is many people, one after another, all in an attempt to stop the WW. And each time failing.
This is why The Night King can sense when Bran is near, either in a dream or as a raven. Because Bran is the Night King. The NK knows this. Bran has yet to discover it.
Also, the Night King touched Bran in one vision and we know that when the NK does this, people (or dragons or anything he wants) becomes a WW. So why didn't Bran? Because he already is one. Once time catches up, he becomes the Night King.
Although another actor plays the NK now, there is no reason they can't shift that easily once the event happens. Bran's body shape and face are almost dead ringers for the NK under all that makeup. They look very much alike. Thin. Triangular face.
Also, the Sydow 3ER did tell Bran cryptically... "You will never walk again, but you will fly." Who is flying the dragon now?
Finally, the one Child of the Forest who created the first WW was asked by Bran after he saw the vision "why did you create them?" Her answer "We were being destroyed and had to defend ourselves." Bran asks "From who?" She answers... "You."
I find the odds of this all happening to be north of 50%. In fact, I think it does happen. They are not keeping Bran around just to have visions. He is going to play a much bigger role, imo.
The Night King can also walk though, so wouldn't that reference fall down at that point?
Bran can walk during his visions though, and whilst warging into Hodor etc, so would him warging into someone in the past count?
It's very good marketing in my opinion there will be so many leaks and theories to come out and none will be right and the last episode of the whole show will blow our socks off
Or completely disappoint us.
Probably all Bran's dream whilst he was recovering being pushed out of the window.
I'm hoping the faceless gods demand the death of Dany (Cerseis last dying wish) after the walkers are defeated. Arya fucks her up, marries Jon and they rule the world with Nymeria, Ghost and the dragons. Tyrion stays as the hand to be the other dragon rider as he's also going to be a Targaryen. He ends up getting killed as the final credits start to roll as it turns out he'd not actually been banging Missandai, but it was in fact Syrio Forel as a faceless man on a mission to claim The Iron Throne.
Anything other than that will be nothing but BS.
Arya marrying Jon?
Ew.
Im getting a whoosh surely as they're not related?
They are related; they're cousins.
Oh of course they are!! - Durrrr!!... Forgot that Jon's Mother is Ned's sister!!
I'm a bit confused on this Bran theory - if he's already seen what happens to the Night King, why would he warg into him and then be all like "Arrgh, I can't talk, this is such a shock to me! Let me speak! Take off this gag from my mouth that I knew I would have in my mouth when I warged in!"
I'm a bit confused on this Bran theory - if he's already seen what happens to the Night King, why would he warg into him and then be all like "Arrgh, I can't talk, this is such a shock to me! Let me speak! Take off this gag from my mouth that I knew I would have in my mouth when I warged in!"
To be fair, if 7 series of GoT has proved anything, it's that Bran is a fucking idiot
I'm a bit confused on this Bran theory - if he's already seen what happens to the Night King, why would he warg into him and then be all like "Arrgh, I can't talk, this is such a shock to me! Let me speak! Take off this gag from my mouth that I knew I would have in my mouth when I warged in!"
To be fair, if 7 series of GoT has proved anything, it's that Bran is a fucking idiot
And Series 6 when he gets Hodor, Summer, the old Three Eyed Raven and the Children killed.
Bran can "worg" into anyone, past or present. He has worged into Ravens and Hodor and others. But the former Three Eyed Raven (Max Von sydow) said "one can get stuck in the past if not careful."
Next season the White Walkers will begin to wipe out everyone and go from victory to victory.
As things near the end Bran will try to go back to when the Children of the Forest made the first WW. He will become that person who is killed with Dragonglass by the children to warn them not to create the WW. But because his mouth is tied (see original scene) he is unable and gets killed while he is that man being sacrificed. If you look at that vision again you will see Bran and the person being sacrificed are in identical positions and grip vines the exact same way. Like he is experiencing it himself.
That man sacrificed is the Night King.
Which means Bran, who can travel through time, becomes the Night King, in the past. He is also probably many people through time, including "Bran the Builder" who built the wall. Bran is many people, one after another, all in an attempt to stop the WW. And each time failing.
This is why The Night King can sense when Bran is near, either in a dream or as a raven. Because Bran is the Night King. The NK knows this. Bran has yet to discover it.
Also, the Night King touched Bran in one vision and we know that when the NK does this, people (or dragons or anything he wants) becomes a WW. So why didn't Bran? Because he already is one. Once time catches up, he becomes the Night King.
Although another actor plays the NK now, there is no reason they can't shift that easily once the event happens. Bran's body shape and face are almost dead ringers for the NK under all that makeup. They look very much alike. Thin. Triangular face.
Also, the Sydow 3ER did tell Bran cryptically... "You will never walk again, but you will fly." Who is flying the dragon now?
Finally, the one Child of the Forest who created the first WW was asked by Bran after he saw the vision "why did you create them?" Her answer "We were being destroyed and had to defend ourselves." Bran asks "From who?" She answers... "You."
I find the odds of this all happening to be north of 50%. In fact, I think it does happen. They are not keeping Bran around just to have visions. He is going to play a much bigger role, imo.
The Night King can also walk though, so wouldn't that reference fall down at that point?
Bran can walk during his visions though, and whilst warging into Hodor etc, so would him warging into someone in the past count?
That's inconsistent though. When referencing the "You will never walk again, but you will fly" line, if being able to walk when warging doesn't count, then surely flying when warging can't count either? Bran can walk and fly when warging, but he can neither walk nor fly in, ahem, real life.
Unless he finds a way to fly in reality by, say, riding one of the live dragons, I can't see how the Bran=Night King holds up.
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The missus has been watching that but every time catch a bit of it each scene seems to be almost identical - basically two people start talking, its ends in them arguing and one person making a threat, often saying "that's bullshit and you know it" and then the scene ends with a close up on someone looking concerned or angry. I genuinely have no idea how they have dragged such a thin premise out for some many seasons, but that's a lot of U.S. TV for you.
Azhor Ahai had to plunge his sword into his wife's heart in the end to make it the special sword so my left of centre theory would be that Jon ends up plunging a sword into Dany (again heh heh) killing her but making lightbringer which would be the sword to kill the night king
Which would be pretty bittersweet
The fat bastard needs to take his medication, do some cardio and live long enough to finish this masterpiece
Bran can "worg" into anyone, past or present. He has worged into Ravens and Hodor and others. But the former Three Eyed Raven (Max Von sydow) said "one can get stuck in the past if not careful."
Next season the White Walkers will begin to wipe out everyone and go from victory to victory.
As things near the end Bran will try to go back to when the Children of the Forest made the first WW. He will become that person who is killed with Dragonglass by the children to warn them not to create the WW. But because his mouth is tied (see original scene) he is unable and gets killed while he is that man being sacrificed. If you look at that vision again you will see Bran and the person being sacrificed are in identical positions and grip vines the exact same way. Like he is experiencing it himself.
That man sacrificed is the Night King.
Which means Bran, who can travel through time, becomes the Night King, in the past. He is also probably many people through time, including "Bran the Builder" who built the wall. Bran is many people, one after another, all in an attempt to stop the WW. And each time failing.
This is why The Night King can sense when Bran is near, either in a dream or as a raven. Because Bran is the Night King. The NK knows this. Bran has yet to discover it.
Also, the Night King touched Bran in one vision and we know that when the NK does this, people (or dragons or anything he wants) becomes a WW. So why didn't Bran? Because he already is one. Once time catches up, he becomes the Night King.
Although another actor plays the NK now, there is no reason they can't shift that easily once the event happens. Bran's body shape and face are almost dead ringers for the NK under all that makeup. They look very much alike. Thin. Triangular face.
Also, the Sydow 3ER did tell Bran cryptically... "You will never walk again, but you will fly." Who is flying the dragon now?
Finally, the one Child of the Forest who created the first WW was asked by Bran after he saw the vision "why did you create them?" Her answer "We were being destroyed and had to defend ourselves." Bran asks "From who?" She answers... "You."
I find the odds of this all happening to be north of 50%. In fact, I think it does happen. They are not keeping Bran around just to have visions. He is going to play a much bigger role, imo.
"Smash the beetles!"
I reckon the closet is the dream concept
Except it will be sue Ellen waking him up not Ned and that bran is actually Bobbys ewin
“The way I looked at it was, when the Sept burned down, that was green fire, and so then the dragon is going to have some kind of blueish fire. It’s certainly still fire — it has the ability to burn the Wall and melt snow. But it’s going to have a different kind of magical quality to it, because it’s coming from an undead dragon.”
Green Fire = Wildfire (Barium based?)
Red & Orange Fire = Fire (calcium and sodium based?)
Blue Fire = Undead (copper based?)
i.e. Had she said "You" with the scene changing I'd believe it a bit more.
The mind-blowing reason Cersei and Bronn are rarely seen on screen together in Game Of Thrones
The Palace family....
The rest of the series probably too.
Unless he finds a way to fly in reality by, say, riding one of the live dragons, I can't see how the Bran=Night King holds up.