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[Zaximus]

2 hours ago, CRA said:

I think who Sansa intends to send the Raven too is pretty obvious...

now what happens as a result is the question

 

Location is obvious, but the person AT that location, may not be who we would think.

[stankowalski]

I haven't read any of the spoilers but Sansa's letter has to go to Littlefinger I would think. I can't think of anyone else that has a huge army that could help her.  And he already offered her his services anyway and she turned him down.  She probably shouldn't trust Littlefinger but I can't think of anyone else that could actually help her beat the Boltons.

As for Arya.  No way in hell is she dead.  If she were dead it would be the stupidest thing I've seen in a TV show in a long time.  I mean her plot already basically took her away from everything that was going on and to kill her off just when she might be able to be brought back into the conflicts would be retarded.  Her whole entire storyline would have been a waste.

[stankowalski]

10 hours ago, Zaximus said:

Location is obvious, but the person AT that location, may not be who we would think.

Are you thinking of Robin?  I hope not.  He can barely tie his shoes so he can't offer anything to Sansa.

[Zaximus]

7 hours ago, stankowalski said:

Are you thinking of Robin?  I hope not.  He can barely tie his shoes so he can't offer anything to Sansa.

It's possible.  He still is the one in charge, technically, and if he decides to listen to Sansa over Littlefinger, well there is that.   It could also be Lord Royce, who doesn't really like Littlefinger and may not mind having some allies.    It's probably not a crazy thought to think the army would follow him, especially with the rumors of Robin and all that.  But if not Littlefinger, it's most likely Robin, but I still think it's probably Littlefinger.

[Davidson Deac II]

From last season, I do remember Littlefinger making a mild threat to Ramsay warning him to treat Sansa well.  We may see if Littlefinger's threats mean much. 

[Darth Biscuit]

The final episode is 69 minutes and titled "The Winds of Winter" :)

 

Episode 9 is named "Battle of the Bastards", so we can probably guess what will happen in that one.

[dos poptarts]

21 hours ago, Davidson Deac II said:

From last season, I do remember Littlefinger making a mild threat to Ramsay warning him to treat Sansa well.  We may see if Littlefinger's threats mean much. 

Littlefinger is the catalyst of the entire series. He's gonna befriend Ramsey and then betray him in the end.

LF's long game is still unknown. I wouldn't be surprised if he's had communication with the Others before the death of Jon Arryn. 

[Zaximus]

37 minutes ago, dos poptarts said:

Littlefinger is the catalyst of the entire series. He's gonna befriend Ramsey and then betray him in the end.

LF's long game is still unknown. I wouldn't be surprised if he's had communication with the Others before the death of Jon Arryn. 

Or he's been working for future Bran!

[Davidson Deac II]

1 hour ago, dos poptarts said:

Littlefinger is the catalyst of the entire series. He's gonna befriend Ramsey and then betray him in the end.

LF's long game is still unknown. I wouldn't be surprised if he's had communication with the Others before the death of Jon Arryn. 

Yeah, I wouldn't trust him as far as I could throw him.  Or Ramsay for that matter.  I agree with you about him killing Ramsey, although I wouldn't be shocked to see Ramsay kill LF either. 

 

The "others" don't really seem like the communicating types though.  I can't imagine LF would be stupid enough to allie himself with Zombies. 

[dos poptarts]

2 hours ago, Zaximus said:

Or he's been working for future Bran!

Ha, that I've never even considered...hahahahhaha. So crazy it might be true.

43 minutes ago, Davidson Deac II said:

Yeah, I wouldn't trust him as far as I could throw him.  Or Ramsay for that matter.  I agree with you about him killing Ramsey, although I wouldn't be shocked to see Ramsay kill LF either. 

 

The "others" don't really seem like the communicating types though.  I can't imagine LF would be stupid enough to allie himself with Zombies. 

the Others did have a deal with Crastor(?) for his newborn sons. So there is some type of communication.

LF had Jon Arryn killed, and made sure the Starks and Lannisters would be at each other (weakening two great houses). All at the same time rumors of the Others begin surfacing again. LF may want the bottom half of Westeros and rule by proxy and give the North to the Others. GRRM has given himself a great way to get out of any corner by having a character who at any time can change allegiances.

[d-dave]

2 hours ago, dos poptarts said:

Littlefinger is the catalyst of the entire series. He's gonna befriend Ramsey and then betray him in the end.

LF's long game is still unknown. I wouldn't be surprised if he's had communication with the Others before the death of Jon Arryn. 

LF could end up the winner of the Game, though what's going to be left when he's done?  He's had a hand in nearly every single important death in the series it seems.  We all know that he wants to end up on top, I wonder what his fate will be?

Or what if LF has been working in Westeros so much, he tries to stand up as a leader against Danny only to be eaten by her dragon...

[Darth Biscuit]

Yes!

 

Trailer looks like some action this week!

 

[Darth Biscuit]

Also this from last week's episode... hmmmm...

 

 

[Bronn]

19 minutes ago, Darth Biscuit said:

Also this from last week's episode... hmmmm...

 

 

I don't buy the hype that that is Syrio... It is just someone dressed in the Braavosi fashion, like he did, and like Arya does in Braavos...

 

Could it be? Sure... There is certainly a theory that Syrio has been Jaqen all along...