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Svanja posted:Nice OPs, Ballz! Thanks for taking the time to keep it going. Echo-ing this sentiment. I'd rather have one (two) mildly obtrusive, but good, posts than fifty "Oh man who is this Locke fellow getting all buddy buddy with Jon Snow. I'm not so sure his intentions are good but who knows?" posts.
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Mukip posted:That's twice the Ironborn have turned on their own leaders in order to facilitate a surrender to the Boltons. I thought they were hardcore? Is their Drowned God not rolling in it's watery grave? Everything they touch turns to ash. They're absolute terrors on/near the water, but both times we have seen that happen it has been well inland in impossible situations with leaders who try to put bravado before self preservation/reason. Also, it's ended the same in both situations, with everyone getting flayed.
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fletcher posted:We saw them bring somebody back to life already though Several times, in fact.
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precision posted:I may be wrong but I thought the show said she was born that way? And also, I was meaning "royalty". Like, Tywin let Tyrion live, but hates the poo poo out of him. Stannis likes his daughter. That puts him pretty high up on the list for me. She fell ill when she was really little to a fairly lethal disease, which she survived, albeit scarred for life.
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Woden posted:My dream for her is she'll meet up with Brieanne and go over to Essos to find her old trainer and the faceless men again. So she gets to train under the Hound, Brieanne, first trainer dude and the facelessmen assassins. That's an awful happy story you're telling yourself.
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