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[CarolinaCoolin]

1 hour ago, Sapper said:

Yea some guy has been spoiling every episode 2 days in advance on some /sub boards and HBO is trying to get him shut down.  I made stupid mistake of finding the guy so also know how tomorrow plays out.  Completely avoiding him the rest of the year hah.

I'm one of the very rare individuals who doesn't mind spoilers but welcomes them. I don't care knowing how scenes or storylines play out because most of the time when I come in dark or fresh I'm to busy asking what is going to happen next to focusing to hard to enjoy it. But when I know how things are going to play out I can sit back and enjoy the story and looking for things that are otherwise hidden to people on their first watch. 

 

Hopefully HBO doesn't assasianate this guy. Lol not sure why HBO cares that much. It doesn't stop anyone from watching the show.  

 

And actually it it isn't a sub it's the guys YouTube account. He's from Spain and at first he was straight up saying what would happen. Then he got wise and was like well they can't stop me if I just make predictions and happen to be right can they? And turns out they still will shut you down lol home box office don't play

[Sapper]

To each their own ;)

It's the first year I'm 'spoiler' free since the books aren't caught up to the show, so I am going in with everyone else (sort of).

And by /sub I meant on /sub reddit forums, sorry I didn't clarify.

[Lemory]

His watch has ended and now he's gonna fug poo up!!!

[rodeo]

Aurthor Dayne using two swords was absolutely fuging retarded. They even said 'sword of the morning' yet he didn't carry the damn sword his title is named after.

Everything even remotely related to Dorne they just totally piss on for fun.

[Jimmy]

Snow: I failed. 

Onion Knight: Good, now go fail again. 

 

This is life lesson everyone should heed. 

[CarolinaCoolin]

Pissed they killed shaggy dog for no fugin reason and no dawn. And not doing the exact dialogue for the tower of joy scene. They dropped the ball.

 

 

“I looked for you on the Trident,” Ned said to them.

“We were not there,” Ser Gerold answered.

“Woe to the Usurper if we had been,” said Ser Oswell.

“When King's Landing fell, Ser Jaimeslew your king with a golden sword, and I wondered where you were.”

“Far away,” Ser Gerold said, “or Aerys would yet sit the Iron Throne, and our false brother would burn in seven hells.”

“I came down on Storm's End to lift the siege,” Ned told them, and the Lords Tyrell and Redwyne dipped their banners, and all their knights bent the knee to pledge us fealty. I was certain you would be among them.”

“Our knees do not bend easily,” said Ser Arthur Dayne.

“Ser Willem Darry is fled to Dragonstone, with your queen and Prince Viserys. I thought you might have sailed with him.”

“Ser Willem is a good man and true,” said Ser Oswell.

“But not of the Kingsguard,” Ser Gerold pointed out. “The Kingsguard does not flee.”

“Then or now,” said Ser Arthur. He donned his helm.

“We swore a vow,” explained old Ser Gerold.

Ned’s wraiths moved up beside him, with shadow swords in hand. They were seven against three.

“And now it begins,” said Ser Arthur Dayne, the Sword of the Morning. He unsheathed Dawn and held it with both hands. The blade was pale as milkglass, alive with light.

“No,” Ned said with sadness in his voice. “Now it ends.” ^[2]

[Hotsauce]

I felt this last episode was a bit boring. Maybe I was just tired from the weekend, but I was nodding out the whole show. Was it me?

[Bronn]

I'm personally on the edge of my seat each week. That's still true even though I knew the past two episodes pretty much scene for scene thanks to the Spanish leak guy.

I think part of the Tower of Joy scene's purpose was to show people history is written by the winners. So maybe the whole narrative we've gotten about Arthur Dayne was a little exaggerated? I mean, the dude did dual wield like a boss, but the whole narrative of how it went down was embellished. Maybe Dawn wasn't present at the time?

I was bummed about Shaggydog.

But holy poo y'all. Olly and Thorne are dead! Rejoice! I hope Jon brings the pain.

[Panthro]

Sohe just peaced out? I wished Jon said something that his oath was over because he died...Jon Stark now. or something.

[Zaximus]

I'm not so sure that was Shaggydog, it was pretty small.   I'm also not so sure about Rickon and Osha's "captures".   I wouldn't put it past the Umbers to be up to something here.   The North remembers.

[Bronn]

12 minutes ago, Zaximus said:

I'm not so sure that was Shaggydog, it was pretty small.   I'm also not so sure about Rickon and Osha's "captures".   I wouldn't put it past the Umbers to be up to something here.   The North remembers.

This thought crossed my mind as well...

[Zaximus]

Just now, Bronn said:

This thought crossed my mind as well...

I didn't think Rickon looked that upset.  Granted, Osha is tough and Rickon is probably tough now living with her.  I just don't think the Umbers would have them unless they went to them themselves, since everyone thought the boys are dead and Rickon looks so different now.   I'm not sure they would have just kept them and waited till Roose was dead.  Roose would have been better to deal with than Ramsay.

I think Rickon is going to take up the crown in the North when it's all said and done, when the smoke clears.   The other Starks have stuff going on, and Jon won't want to lead (I don't even think he'll make it through the story, but idk).   I think he's starting his path to becoming the North's leader again with this tactic against Ramsay.   

There has also been a lack of Littlefinger right now.    I wonder if that's the point.    People forget Littlefinger has the only untouched army around really.   

[Bronn]

37 minutes ago, Zaximus said:

I didn't think Rickon looked that upset.  Granted, Osha is tough and Rickon is probably tough now living with her.  I just don't think the Umbers would have them unless they went to them themselves, since everyone thought the boys are dead and Rickon looks so different now.   I'm not sure they would have just kept them and waited till Roose was dead.  Roose would have been better to deal with than Ramsay.

I think Rickon is going to take up the crown in the North when it's all said and done, when the smoke clears.   The other Starks have stuff going on, and Jon won't want to lead (I don't even think he'll make it through the story, but idk).   I think he's starting his path to becoming the North's leader again with this tactic against Ramsay.   

There has also been a lack of Littlefinger right now.    I wonder if that's the point.    People forget Littlefinger has the only untouched army around really.   

I freshened up on my spoilers this morning, so here's how the whole North thing supposedly plays out, for anyone that wants to be spoiled. This information was leaked online by a supposed extra, so take it for what it is worth. It could be fake, but it could be very real, so you have been warned.
 

 

last warning... this could potentially completely ruin the end of the season for you if it is true

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Supposedly, the Umbers have indeed turned on the Starks. It was Shaggy Dog's head, and Rickon and Osha are indeed POWs now controlled by Ramsay.

Jon Snow will enlist several northern houses to his cause, including the Mormonts. He will also have the Wildlings, complete with Tormund and Wun Wun.

Jon takes his army to Winterfell, and Ramsay's forces are prepared to meet him. Ramsay has his army, the Karstarks, the Umbers, and more. Jon's side is outnumbered like 6-1.

Ramsay tells Rickon "Run... or don't run at all..." and begins firing arrows at him as he gets a bit away. Jon, realizing what is happening, charges off towards Rickon, hoping to get to him before an arrow catches him. Ramsay lands one, right as Jon gets there. It is unknown if the blow was fatal.

Davos commands Jon's army to follow their commander, and a charge ensues. Ramsay's calvary charges as well. A rain of arrows from Winterfell takes down Stark and Bolton cavalry alike, forming a wall of bodies outside Winterfell.

The Boltons and Starks advance, but it is made more difficult by the body wall. Davos initially tells the Stark archers to form up and fire at the Boltons, but realizes that, unlike Ramsay, he is unwilling to potentially take out his own army. Eventually, what is left of the Stark army is surrounded by a wall of pikes/polearms, and is forced tighter and tighter. At some point, Tormund has a one on one battle with the SmallJohn Umber, and Tormund wins. When it looks like the remnants of the Stark army is doomed by those pushing them inwards, there is a noise heard. In the distance you see Sansa, Littlefinger, and the army from the Vale. They are ordered to charge the pikemen from the rear, and to break apart the encirclement.

Wun Wun tries to clear a path into Winterfell through the wall of bodies, and Ramsay retreats into the walls of the castle. Wun Wun breaks down the gate and the Stark/Vale army enters the castle walls. Wun Wun is taking dudes out left and right, and Jon looks up at him smiling. Just then, an arrow takes the giant through the eye. Jon looks and sees Ramsay fired the shot, and that he is readying another arrow. Jon snags a shield and begins deflecting/taking the arrows Ramsay is firing, and ends up getting to Ramsay. Ramsay is then beat to death (I hope if all this is true that it is gory as poo) and Winterfell is retaken. Jon and Sansa are reunited.

 

Again, this was just something that I read on the internet... so if it is true or not I don't know. I could see all the above happening, but I could see alternative things as well.
 

[Zaximus]

Ah, well part of that is what I have been expecting for a bit, if it happens like that.