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Wait, are you saying that Preson Jacobs, to make his conspiracy videos about Songs of Ice and Fire, plays fast and loose with textual evidence to support his theory? Why I never...
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"With a catapult."
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Lycus posted:Unless Stoneheart's gonna be a skeleton. Would still be better than what we got.
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Ron Jeremy posted:I thought Valarian steel was supposed to have the ripples and poo poo you see in Damascus steel It does 
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Also at the rate he writes, if he lives thirty more years he'll be able to write like...four new books.
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NihilCredo posted:First, this is a great picture. To get back to Dragonstone almost simultaneously to Dany, who was riding a dragon.
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Aug 24, 2017 17:11
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Read Fire and Blood, still can't believe GRRM named one of his Targaryen kings Aenys, and that neither he nor anyone involved realized how loving stupid reading page after page about King Anus is.
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Dec 2, 2018 20:52
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You're not wrong.
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Mar 11, 2019 18:04
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I think the show and the books made it pretty clear that Ned's decision to keep Jon close was emotional, rather than logical. His sister was very important to him, even moreso when she died because he'd just lost his father and older brother, and been thrust into a position he never thought he'd have. Then he's given a baby, the last living part of his sister, and he doesn't have Targaryen weirdo purple eyes; he looks like Lyanna. He's not going to send him to the Vale to be Arryn's ward like he was, and he's certainly not going to tell Robert, who was already in a dragon killing mood even before Lyanna died. We never see Robert learn about her death, but I'm pretty sure that even had Ned been thinking about telling him then, that anger and murderous rage towards anything with dragon blood would have scared Ned shitless for his sister's baby. Trying to logic this out is sorta forgetting that these are supposed to be people, not fantasy robots. Unless that turns out to be the big twist at the end.
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Mar 12, 2019 17:25
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I don't think that body has ever run.
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Mar 16, 2019 23:36
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So much for the "War Against the Dead." That was more like, "A skirmish against the dead and then a dimly lit battle against the dead and then the dead are dead."
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Apr 29, 2019 18:14
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Can anybody explain to me what Jon meant when Sam was like, "If it's a boy, we're gonna name him Jon" and Jon said "I hope it's a girl?"
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May 6, 2019 19:48
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Yeah they had the frog scene, but they specifically omitted the third part, about the valonqwhatever killing her. She just says the thing about the crowns and shrouds and the woman coming to supplant her.
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May 21, 2019 16:12
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It may be just me reading into show stuff a bit more than I should, but when Bran tells Sam about R+L, he doesn't say that the rebellion was based on a misconception or a mistake, but that it was built on a lie. Being lied to is different than making a false assumption, and it's been postulated that the liar in question could have been Littlefinger himself, who had a grudge against Brandon and was hanging around at the Crossroads Inn around the same time, still butthurt about losing the duel for Cat. If Littlefinger did indeed sow some of his trademark chaos by telling Brandon that Rhaegar had forcefully abducted Lyanna, it makes sense that Brandon would just go down to King's Landing and try to fight Rhaegar, and it also would echo Littlefinger's plot in the first book to get Ned Stark killed.
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May 29, 2019 19:59
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Cause he's real strong
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Shimrra Jamaane posted:It’s going to be Bran just in a less stupid way. No one, you say? 
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Oct 17, 2019 07:39
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Toplowtech posted:There are a few cool dragon fights in the middle of that war too except of course everyone dies, what a totally unpredictable GOT spoiler! You're thinking of the blood and cheese episode, and yeah, it was pretty hosed up.
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Nov 6, 2019 20:08
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some bust on that guy posted:I actually reread the threads a few years back, saved the funniest posts, and took some notes. A choice post from page 158, way back in 2008: quote:As much as I love the series now I think I'm gonna be pretty apathetic when the final book is released in 2020.
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Do you really need the night's watch now that the walkers are gone forever and the wall is all busted? They never said so but between the walker threat ending and the wildlings becoming members of the new queen/king's retinue, I don't see much of the point of having manned castles protecting a broken wall.
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Jan 9, 2022 21:15
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Why were they using real weapons during the tournament? It seemed like they were killing each other on purpose, like the dude who got the axe to the face. Didn't they use blunted tourney weapons, and let people live when they were on the ground, beaten? I know Daemon was allowed to yield, but nobody in the crowd seemed like it was anything but normal to have folks fight to the death in what was at the time basically sports.
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Aug 23, 2022 16:10
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My wife made this in honor of Game of Thrones coming back:
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Aug 24, 2022 04:38
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poo poo's late.
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May 11, 2023 17:41
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Jun 19, 2023 16:23
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This actually happens all the time in real history books! We just don't know about it because those despised but super relevant people aren't in the history books. I know this because
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Jul 20, 2023 18:27
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Listen, let's not railroad the guy. He's written...something.
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No Ty was the guy who wrote the books. According to this thread, at least.
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