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[Davidson Deac II]

I think stannis is for sure dead. Jon will be brought back though.

​I am not so sure. Brienne might have taken pity on him or felt it was a dishonorable way to do it. I wouldn't be surprised if Stannis ends up killing melisandre.  

 

[Zaximus]

​If true, the show will lose a lot of revenue.  These producers are all about money.  In book, Jon Snow becomes Jon Tagaryan.  if Snow is dead... Then this is no longer Game of Thrones... It means they went completely off track to regions unknown. 

​Well, no he doesn't become a Targayian in the book.  That scene we seen was the last time we hear of Jon in the books.

But yes I doubt he's read and I'd be very surprised if the theory of who he is doesn't come true, unless it was so obvious it was changed, not sure.

Mel is going back to ressurect him, it makes perfect sense with the story.  Stannis may not be done either, but I think his motivations and whatnot will change, being army-less now, we'll see.

[Joscott]

Holy cliffhangers. I'm used to them setting up the next season by now, but it's like every storyline left off with no resolution. Not complaining, just a lot to take in for one episode. 

I'm guessing Melisandre could pull something similar to what Thoros did for Beric. Hard to imagine him being gone for good. 

The amount of revenge next season will be off the charts. 

[teeray]

​If true, the show will lose a lot of revenue.  These producers are all about money.  In book, Jon Snow becomes Jon Tagaryan.  if Snow is dead... Then this is no longer Game of Thrones... It means they went completely off track to regions unknown. 

No it won't. These producers have been all about the story

The story actually isn't "Game of Thrones" that was just the title of the first book.

The story is " A Song of Ice and Fire"

[Bronn]

So much to take in...

For show-only people, you potentially have Bran and Rickon as the only surviving Starks...

For book people, we still don't know the outcome of "For the Watch"...

I'm not so sure Brienne did Stannis in...

Good on Theon...

Great show, but super crammed...

PS: I think the Cersei scenes were a very deep thing. Basically, she's likely the most hated character, but one could argue that even she didn't deserve the public shaming she got.

[Bronn]

lol @ Jon Targaryan

wtf are you even talking about?!?!?

[Panthro]

I agree Jon Snow will no be back....as Jon Snow

[KissMyConverse]

PS: I think the Cersei scenes were a very deep thing. Basically, she's likely the most hated character, but one could argue that even she didn't deserve the public shaming she got.

​I don't know man when I read that scene I had a big smile on my face. And even though seeing it was much worse I have the book Cersei in mind not the Show one. She is a right royal Cu&+ in the book and deserves it all. 

[Panthro]

I don't get the Cersei hate. 

I see a mother who would do almost anything to protect her children...anything. 

[teeray]

I don't get the Cersei hate. 

I see a mother who would do almost anything to protect her children...anything. 

They would be safer if they relinquished their power and exiled themselves into hiding somewhere.

She will do anything except lose her and her families' power.  As she said in season 1 or 2 "Power is power"

She condoned physical abuse and mental torture on Sansa just to expand that power

Also, you could hate her because by her mudering her husband and allowing Ned Stark to be beheaded thousands of people have died to protect her power which isn't even a legitimate claim.  And in the process put her kids in danger in the first place.

There are plenty of reasons to hate Cersei.  I think she uses loving her kids as an excuse to rationalize her quest for more power and influence

[Ja Rhule]

lol @ Jon Targaryan

wtf are you even talking about?!?!?

I did not read the book... I went on GoT site and that's what they talking about... Lol

[Bronn]

I don't get the Cersei hate. 

I see a mother who would do almost anything to protect her children...anything. 

​as teeray kinda said, I think it is more a love (and lust) for power than it is for her own children...

 

She's very self serving and holier than thou... even as far back to when she was visiting Maggy the Frog...

 

She even rebuked Jaime when she felt as though he was a threat to her control over the kingdom by proxy...

 

In the books, I felt like she deserved every bit of it... In the show, it just visually captured how rough it actually was... Death would have been better to her than the shame she has undergone...

Will it change her? Will it make her worse? We will have to wait and see...

[stankowalski]

Will it change her? Will it make her worse? We will have to wait and see...

​For a narcissist like Cersei it could only make her worse.

[Bronn]

Also, fug that little bitch Olly...