LMAO

He can always abdicate in favor of someone else. Like Tyrion if the writers ever figure out he is supposed to be smart and clever and actually make his plans work instead of sudden plot induced failure.

It wasn't just the lonewolf thing. Arya said something about sticking together in winter, another Ned quote. It was just weird each of them quoted Ned's rules while talking about violating Ned's rule.

It's probably an oversight.

Tyrion has been set up as a great admin of cities and the politics of ruling but is a disaster as a military tactician. So if there is peace throughout the land at the end, I guess he would be a good ruler.

Not a total disaster. He orchestrated the battle of blackwater bay.

Anyone have a theory on why Tyrion seemed so worried about Jon ****ing Daenerys? I thought the clearly emotional reaction by Tyrion was an attempt at foreshadowing.

I'm starting to get the feels that Tyrion is betraying Daenerys.

The sawed-off runt better not back-stab them.


I like him too much.

He better not be dumping Dany. I'd then root for Jamie cutting him in half.

What I've seen speculated is that he's just worried she'll get sidetracked by the peen. Or he will get sidetracked by the vag and lose sight of the wars to come.

Where is the love for Margaery?

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No way Tyrion backstabs Danerys. It would be against everything he is on the show. He became disillusioned, he'd just go off and stay drunk in a brothel.

Yeah, kind of like how the letter was in Sansa's handwriting (per Arya) even though it was supposed to be a copy made by Maester Luwin.

strategist

His tactics at Blackwater saved Kings Landing.

I can't stand her looks. Mainly because of her pig snout. Never found her attractive. Felt the same about her in the Tudors as Anne Boleyn. But Anne Boleyn wasn't considered a great beauty either so it was the right casting. JMO

Some shots of her make her look better though. It just depends.

I was talking about this year and since they left Mereen. Pointing out that how he is portrayed now is different from the black water days on the show.

We've already seen him second guessing Danny after they destroyed the Lannister army. We know that he's on speaking terms with Cersi now. We know how deeply he cares for his brother. We also don't know what was communicated between he and Cersi.

You'd think that Jon ****ing Daenerys would be welcomed as that would unite the North with Daenerys. That would also spell great trouble to Cersei.

So why the long face if it's in the interests of Jon/Daenerys? Could it be because of the repercussions it'd have on Cersei?