Yes. And he will either live out his life there.... or be the church's champion in the trial by combact vs. Cersei... and face his brother (Well, sort of).
Woah, I never thought of this. That would be crazy.
Yes. And he will either live out his life there.... or be the church's champion in the trial by combact vs. Cersei... and face his brother (Well, sort of).
Dany had a vision of King's Landing ruined in Winter. Is there going to be a kingdom to take after winter and the wights hit? As slow as the novels are moving and the length of winters are we going to get through a winter in two books? It seems like we are all preoccupied with the political angles of the story but is that what it is really about? Or is it about a struggle between Fire and Ice, Good and Evil, or Life and Death?
Just some things I wonder about.
Agree. It will be interesting to see where Book 6 heads. But most people that watch the show think it is about the Iron Throne, and I suspect it will still end up being more about Fire and Ice, with Dany and her dragons "saving" Westeros from the Others.
That will be interesting to see how GOT handles the story lines going forward. Dany is the breakout star of the show with Tyrion, but her storyline is not as fans would expect, that she has her army and will move on the throne soon.
Yes. And he will either live out his life there.... or be the church's champion in the trial by combact vs. Cersei... and face his brother (Well, sort of).
I will be disappointed if Martin changes his story based on the TV show.
Has anyone heard anything about Coldhands being in the tv show, really wanted to see him in the season 3 final
Sam did not run into him yet, and I have seen no reference to him in early casting rumors for Season 4, but who knows.
I'm betting there is no coldhands in the series at all.. my guess is this means he is NOT Benjen Stark as GRRM probably let D&D know he was not a major character and could be cut from the series.
See, now I don't think it necessarily precludes Benjen, I just think they could leave that storyline open. They've done that with other stuff both in the books and in the show (like are we ever going to hear from any of Robert's kids ever again?).
As a show watcher only (not a book reader) is it bad that I love to read the book-spoiler thread and the various wiki's online to figure out what happens ahead of time? Too impatient to wait.
As a show watcher only (not a book reader) is it bad that I love to read the book-spoiler thread and the various wiki's online to figure out what happens ahead of time? Too impatient to wait.
As a show watcher only (not a book reader) is it bad that I love to read the book-spoiler thread and the various wiki's online to figure out what happens ahead of time? Too impatient to wait.
Once TWOW is out, I'll probably last about 100 pages before I want to jump to the back. I will probably struggle through a few more chapters then, before I have to moment of weakness.
I am re-reading Feast for Crows, and it is better than I remember it. Cersei is so tiresome though.
I had forgotten that Sam had run into Arya in Braavos when she is selling clams. I also had forgotten much of the Dorn tangent.