Game of Thrones Season 7

[jdoggivjc]

Strange thought that just popped into my head:

If Daenarys was killed by the walkers, would they be able to burn her body or would she still be fireproof?

I don't know where I read this, but I thought I read somewhere that Dany was only actually fireproof during the moment when the three eggs hatched in Drogo's funeral pyre. Otherwise, while she does exhibit extreme tolerances to heat and flame, she's not actually fireproof. Case in point, and I know the books are separate from the TV show, but when she escaped Meereen on Drogon to the Dothraki Sea during the coup attempt she actually was scorched. In fact, the "Unburnt" title would actually only refer to when she sat in the fire with the eggs.

 

[alarson]

I don't know where I read this, but I thought I read somewhere that Dany was only actually fireproof during the moment when the three eggs hatched in Drogo's funeral pyre. Otherwise, while she does exhibit extreme tolerances to heat and flame, she's not actually fireproof. Case in point, and I know the books are separate from the TV show, but when she escaped Meereen on Drogon to the Dothraki Sea during the coup attempt she actually was scorched. In fact, the "Unburnt" title would actually only refer to when she sat in the fire with the eggs.

Yeah, pretty sure she's just fireproof in the show. No dragon egg magic protecting her here, clearly her clothes burned off, unless she just felt like being naked in front of the people

 

[ThatllDoCy]

I think Melisandre has made references to AA/TPTWP to many times for us not to get at a minimum her realizing there never was one, or her nodding in approval of whoever it is. It is already built into the story.

The visions and prophecies are really difficult to judge, because Cersei's from Maggie the Frog is the only one that has shown veracity. Is there a Prince that was promised? I don't know, maybe Martin doesn't know.

 

[NetflixAndClone]

Interesting little (potential) find here. Not sure what the significance is if it is in fact Bran warging into LongClaw, but it still is interesting.

The eye of Longclaw is a gem so it was just sparkling in the video.

 

[Ty4cy1104]

Is the Night King immune to fire also? We've seen him part fire as he walks through it twice now.

 

[1100011CS]

Viserion was the bigger threat to his army at the time. Drogon was essentially a school bus at that moment - lying on the ground as Dany and Jon loaded people onto Drogon's back - not exactly a threat at that moment. Meanwhile, Viserion was flying around shooting jets of fire at his undead army. Just because your zerg is made up of disposable soldiers doesn't mean you intentionally waste them. So take out the bigger threat. And yes, Drogon is bigger - but Viserion is still a dragon and does devastating damage all on his own - and he almost got Drogon as well anyway.

Just like trap shooting... shoot the target farthest away first.

 

[NetflixAndClone]

Is the Night King immune to fire also? We've seen him part fire as he walks through it twice now.

I think it was just symbolizing how cold he is. They talked in the show about how a snow storm normally follows him where ever he goes. I figured the fires weren't hot enough. It's just like 2 weeks ago when the Dothraki rode horses through freshly burned soldiers.

 

[State43]

Strange thought that just popped into my head:

If Daenarys was killed by the walkers, would they be able to burn her body or would she still be fireproof?

Unstoppable wight?

I think it was just symbolizing how cold he is. They talked in the show about how a snow storm normally follows him where ever he goes. I figured the fires weren't hot enough. It's just like 2 weeks ago when the Dothraki rode horses through freshly burned soldiers.

This, Fire seems to smolder when they walk near it so it's hard to say if direct fire would have an effect or not.

 

[srjclone]

Interesting little (potential) find here. Not sure what the significance is if it is in fact Bran warging into LongClaw, but it still is interesting.

Shot Down
http://www.ign.com/articles/2017/08...he-wall-longclaw-theory-shot-down-by-director

 

[boone7247]

Shot Down
http://www.ign.com/articles/2017/08...he-wall-longclaw-theory-shot-down-by-director

Well, thats just his opinion!

In all seriousness, I was thinking it was nothing, but it is pretty noticeable. Maybe D&D put in without the director knowing, that would be interesting.

 

[Cyclone.TV]

Could they get any lazier?

 

[State43]

Found this gem on Reddit
Friend zone Jorrah

 

[BoxsterCy]

Been resisting all of the fan theories for the most part. Way too much over thinking of everything although I am interested in the why being dead before is seemingly important as they do keep referencing it repeatedly this season in the "why you" and "why me" dialogue and the last scene where the Jon Snow scars remind us again. Probably a next season thing for being addressed.

Man, I hope they do not go for some common TV pulp fare contrived cliff hanger at the end of the season Sunday.

 

[burn587]

Been resisting all of the fan theories for the most part. Way too much over thinking of everything although I am interested in the why being dead before is seemingly important as they do keep referencing it repeatedly this season in the "why you" and "why me" dialogue and the last scene where the Jon Snow scars remind us again. Probably a next season thing for being addressed.

Man, I hope they do not go for some common TV pulp fare contrived cliff hanger at the end of the season Sunday.

To be fair they already did that with Jon bleeding out a couple of years ago.

My prediction for the final shot of the season: the army of the dead at the wall and the night king riding viserion.

 

[State43]

Yeah, they don't have time for a wall battle unless its an absolute slaughter. I am guessing **** goes really wrong in kings landing and we get a big battle there.

 

[jdoggivjc]

Yeah, they don't have time for a wall battle unless its an absolute slaughter. I am guessing **** goes really wrong in kings landing and we get a big battle there.

I don't suppose Cersei's "IDGAF about anything except for my glass of wine and ******* my twin brother" has anything to do with it.

 

[BoxsterCy]

To be fair they already did that with Jon bleeding out a couple of years ago.

My prediction for the final shot of the season: the army of the dead at the wall and the night king riding viserion.

Kinda but nobody thought Jon Snow was dead for good with Melisandre in the wings.

 

[coolerifyoudid]

Euron vs the Night King. Who ya cheering for?

 

[isufbcurt]

Euron vs the Night King. Who ya cheering for?

Night King

 

[Dandy]

Euron vs the Night King. Who ya cheering for?