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[davos]

3 hours ago, Bronn said:

I really think it was just her sacrificing herself so that Jon might live. I can't wait until Sunday. I hope they don't string this along for several episodes.

at the longest, it may be stretched to Ep4.  I think it would be wicked cool to have the big reveals/moments happen during a different part of the season this year like episodes 3-5. 

[teeray]

Jon Snow aint coming back.  He dead

[Darth Biscuit]

4 hours ago, teeray said:

Jon Snow aint coming back.  He dead

John Stark on the other hand...

[Ja Rhule]

Was just reading pretty good dissection of season premier....

Basically we will either see Jon Snow rise or a massive blood bath between Wildlings and Night Watch.  Melisandre is the only hope to stop it.  Also, Jon Snow is the only remaining good character in Westeros...  If he gets killed off...  There basically no good characters left (lol).

[Ja Rhule]

 

 

[CarolinaNCSU]

Doubt I'm doing any Earth-shattering deducing here and this is probably already widely on the Interwebs but to me where I stand...aka, book people, is this theory the "right" one to you all?

1. Melisandre is the Red Priestess. Lord of the Light R'hllor follower. The Fire God, fire symbols, yada yada. 

2. Jon Snow is dead. But the R+L = J theory gives him some interesting fire attributes ('sup, Dany walking out of fire "reborn")

3. Mel can bring people back to life. Mel (to me) is going to sacrifice herself (helluva lot of power to sacrifice and do the job).

4. Mel is also from Asshai, which to me, sounds a lot like a figure in her religion prophesied to be reborn to defeat darkness and bring light back to the world. Azor Ahai, who will be reborn as the Prince yada yada. Mel thought it was Stannis, it's actually Jon because R+L. Jon is brought back, but not as Jon Snow...instead of Azor Ahai/The Prince That Was Promised/Jon Stark-Targaryen who will get Lightbringer (already has it?) and be the leader of the light side who fugs up the White Walkers/Others/Great Other. 

Yes? 

[Arroz con Panther]

14 hours ago, Bronn said:

I 
If you go back and rewatch the scene
 

Went back and watched it

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Still missed it ;)

[Jangler]

13 hours ago, ARSEN said:

Anyone follows Maisie Williams on Instagram?  She's absolutely hilarious... She went got some snacks and show up at random people house to watch season premier last Sunday...  They did not even recognize her lol.

I got some pics she posted  last year. 

[Hotsauce]

Nailed it...

 

[Kevin Greene]

^^^^

No nipples= meh.

[Khyber53]

On 4/26/2016 at 0:34 PM, stankowalski said:

But why would she have to sacrifice herself?  Makes no sense considering that all Thoros had to do was rub dirt on Dondarion's half severed torso to bring him back to life.  

In the books, if I recall correctly, Thoros said that each time he brings Dondarion back, there's a price to pay. The assumption is that it's Dondarion that pays it, but it would make sense that Thoros loses some of his life, too. I think he even said something along the lines of "I'm not the man I used to be" when the Hound brought up his exploits with the flaming sword.

[CarolinaCoolin]

9 hours ago, Khyber53 said:

In the books, if I recall correctly, Thoros said that each time he brings Dondarion back, there's a price to pay. The assumption is that it's Dondarion that pays it, but it would make sense that Thoros loses some of his life, too. I think he even said something along the lines of "I'm not the man I used to be" when the Hound brought up his exploits with the flaming sword.

That could also be in reference to the fact he was a drunkard before he brought Beric back the first time and that renewed his faith. I don't think Thoros pays any price. Just Beric because every time he is brought back he loses a piece of himself. 

[Lemory]

They did it!!!!! They fuging did it!!!!!!

[Inimicus]

Jon is gonna wreck poo...