Game of Thrones Season 6
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And Ramsey officially surpassed Joffrey as the biggest prick on the show. Feeding a new born baby to dogs is just fucked up.
Ramsey just screwed himself, his father was tough, but had some wisdom. He knew how to build alliances and win battles, just not what his psychopathic son was capable of. So without his father, he is headed to the path of destruction, and the sooner the better!
You are gonna hate him more, looks like he might be doing more. I'm also curious to see more Melissandre, now that's she's regained her faith, and finally I hope the theories on Tyrion being a Targaryen and potential Dragon rider are true.
Theon should be the one who kills him. He needs that redemption to regain whatever is left of himself. Ramsey took his manhood.....literally.
Kinda like this:
After seeing last nights episode... I'm thinking 3 dragons... will need 3 dragon riders... Daenerys , Jon and Tyrion. (The last of the Targaryen's)
Can't wait for someone to put an end to Ramsey. Preferably our resurrected friend Jon Snow.
It was funny watching the Mountain kill the cock flasher last episode. lol So much effort needed for that kill.
I can't wait for that as well, but feel that Honour should go to Theon or Sansa...
Speaking of devious schemers... I wonder what Petyr Baelish is up to?
I'm not so sure that Melesandre resurrected John Snow.
Her hockus pokus was going nowhere. Everyone had left the room, even Davos had given up.
Somehow the dire wolf was in on the action.
Very much like season 1 when Ned killed Sansa's dire wolf Lady when Robert told him to. When lady was killed it brought Bran out of his coma in an instant.
Her hockus pokus was going nowhere. Everyone had left the room, even Davos had given up.
Somehow the dire wolf was in on the action.
Very much like season 1 when Ned killed Sansa's dire wolf Lady when Robert told him to. When lady was killed it brought Bran out of his coma in an instant.
I think Ghost was simply aware Jon Snow was coming back to life, I don't think the wolf had anything to do with it.
I find that highly unlikely that Tyrion is a Targaryen as well. Tywin always blamed Tyrion for killing his mother upon birth. Jaime and Cersei back up that story. So unless Tywin or his wife were Targaryens, which would mean Jaime, Cersei, Joffrey, Myrcella, and Tommen are also all Targaryens, I don't see how Tyrion can be. That said, I do believe he'll be a dragon rider. No one said Targaryens have a monopoly on dragons!
Tyrion a Targaryen??
The theory is the Mad King(Aerys Targaryen) had an affair with Tywin's wife, when Tywin was hand of the King, that produced only Tyrion. I didn't think he was a Targaryen either, until I saw this. Now I'm like 50/50 he is a Targaryen, but then again he doesn't have white hair.
Stark's have wrag abilities, only Bran is aware of his gift. I think Jon was chilling in ghost (sleeping) and when after his body was "repaired" his mind was able to reconnect with his body when he/ghost woke up. That's why the camera focused on ghost when the resurrection ceremony didn't go as planned.
Next week's episode is going to be interesting. Interesting to see how the others react to Jon Snow. Can't wait to see Sir Alliser's reaction. Wondering if he gets his head chopped off or not.
Does Jon Snow remain with the Night's watch? (I doubt it.)
For me though, GoT has lost its intrigue. It started out in the first 3 seasons all about political intrigue and since then, it has morphed into a show about violence, black magic, zombies and fantasy. I really miss the days of Tywin Lannister's (especially) calculated ruthlessness clashing with Tyrion's wit. I miss Rob Stark's political binds, Little finger's scheming, and even Joffrey Baratheon's bad behaviour.
All of that was far more interesting to me than the Jon Snow story arch.
Don't get me wrong, it's still a great show, but, it was better before. I think the whole thing jumped the shark when they killed off Tywin.
Does Jon Snow remain with the Night's watch? (I doubt it.)
For me though, GoT has lost its intrigue. It started out in the first 3 seasons all about political intrigue and since then, it has morphed into a show about violence, black magic, zombies and fantasy. I really miss the days of Tywin Lannister's (especially) calculated ruthlessness clashing with Tyrion's wit. I miss Rob Stark's political binds, Little finger's scheming, and even Joffrey Baratheon's bad behaviour.
All of that was far more interesting to me than the Jon Snow story arch.
Don't get me wrong, it's still a great show, but, it was better before. I think the whole thing jumped the shark when they killed off Tywin.
I got that feeling of how can the show go on after they killed off Ned Stark, then again when Rob died, then when Joffrey died lol its still going strong though can't miss an episode.
I wish Jon Snow just stayed dead. He is too "chosen one/Harry Potter esque" to me, clearly he is in GRRM's master plan and that gives him this indefensible plot armor. Tired of seeing him fight ice monsters, if I wanted to see shit like that I would tune in to the Walking Dead.
I definitely enjoyed watching the earlier seasons more, with the popularity the quality has fallen off a bit. Hated how humourous the Tyrion/dragons scene was, there was no real tension and felt like it was there to just give the audience a laugh. Even though the last time someone went to feed the dragons (Quentyn) he got his ass burned to ashes.
Shocking deaths can make a great episode, but you have to pay for it down the road. The Oberyn, Ned, Tywin, Robb, Stannis, Roose deaths all made huge impacts but also robbed the show of intriguing characters. Now the story has gotten much more predictable imo. Pretty sure Jon Snow, Daenarys, Cersei/Jaime aren't going to die anytime soon.
I definitely enjoyed watching the earlier seasons more, with the popularity the quality has fallen off a bit. Hated how humourous the Tyrion/dragons scene was, there was no real tension and felt like it was there to just give the audience a laugh. Even though the last time someone went to feed the dragons (Quentyn) he got his ass burned to ashes.
Shocking deaths can make a great episode, but you have to pay for it down the road. The Oberyn, Ned, Tywin, Robb, Stannis, Roose deaths all made huge impacts but also robbed the show of intriguing characters. Now the story has gotten much more predictable imo. Pretty sure Jon Snow, Daenarys, Cersei/Jaime aren't going to die anytime soon.
You're right Theon should be the one to end him. I mean after all Ramsey took his manhood. Yes, where is Baelish? He pretty much left Sansa to the dogs and went about his way. He's another one that needs to suffer a painful end.
