Originally Posted by crazycoffey (Post 13031738)

I don't mind the quick pace this season. They've done enough slow, story development. Is it's time for several storylines to start getting some payoffs. But I understand why some don't like it.

The timeline plot holes don't bother me either. They're jumping around to keep the fast pace for this season.

I think the Nights king was about to target Drogon, when the other dragon started to come in on a fire path making route at the NK, then he targeted V. The whights and walkers are leaving the area, probably to get the chains, so again the timeline doesn't bother me, because I'm not seeing it as "real time". We're seeing the next important part of that story.

I didn't even mind the idea of going to get a whight to show Cerci, I just knew that Dani would lose a dragon from it too. Benjin - whatever. Jon shouldn't have fallen into the water anyway. Dani should've just been part of the team to get the whight all along, could still lose the dragon, get the whight and learn how badass Jon can be in another way.

I'm most disappointed with Bran not saying more, whatever is going on with Arya (I hope she was sloppy following LF and is actually setting a trap for him).

Originally Posted by BlackOp (Post 13031540)

So the Whitewalkers are less than 12 hours from the wall? 7-8 guys can fed off thousands of them bum-rushing?....didn't lend itself to making them seem like a very imposing enemy.

Originally Posted by crazycoffey (Post 13031738)

Dani should've just been part of the team to get the whight all along, could still lose the dragon, get the whight and learn how badass Jon can be in another way.

Originally Posted by crazycoffey (Post 13031738)

I'm most disappointed with Bran not saying more, whatever is going on with Arya (I hope she was sloppy following LF and is actually setting a trap for him).

Originally Posted by arrowheadnation (Post 13031491)

Originally Posted by BigRedChief (Post 13031827)

I think D&D are trying to show us that she is too impulsive to be the winner of the GOT. There has been several scenes and conversations about her impulsiveness. Her wanting her crown, bend the knee etc.

Now Gilly has found the document to legitimize Jon as the first in line for the throne and D&D consistently showing Jon making decisions in the interests of the people and not for power seems to be foreshadowing his eventual crowning.
They have not shown on the TV show that Bran can see the future but its a good assumption. If so, he knows how this all turns out and the events that unfold to get there. Assuming he wants the NK and Cersi defeated, he has to be happy with the path so far. Its the only explanation as to why he hasn't spoke up about what he knows. Afraid to change events that are leading down the path to that goal.

Originally Posted by RustShack (Post 13031780)

You mean you understand why the Night King targeted the dragon killing his troops instead of the one sitting there? Weird

Originally Posted by smith11 (Post 13031754)

dragons breath fire so they probably have an elevated body temp, keeping dany nice and toasty

Originally Posted by RustShack (Post 13031778)

I feel like seeing anything anywhere anytime isn't that useless of a power.

Originally Posted by RustShack (Post 13031780)

You mean you understand why the Night King targeted the dragon killing his troops instead of the one sitting there? Weird

Originally Posted by arrowheadnation (Post 13031491)

Originally Posted by keg in kc (Post 13032299)

Jesus, the whining in this thread.

Save us, Michael Bolton.

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