Game of Thrones: Season 5 (aka A Feast for Crows + A Dance with Dragons)

[JerzeyReign]

Re: Game of Thrones: Season 5 (aka A Feast for Crows + A Dance with Dragons)

Ugh! Was trying to do some research on the Night's King (who I heard hasn't been introduced in the books fully yet) and got a somewhat big event spoiled. This sucks.

[tdawg3782]

Re: Game of Thrones: Season 5 (aka A Feast for Crows + A Dance with Dragons)

I wished that female wildling would have survived, she was a good character. I couldn't figure out where I saw her from but saw online she's the big German woman in Pitch Perfect 2.

My thoughts exactly. Thought she would have been a solid character. For a second I thought she was gonna suck it up and **** them zombie kids up but no.

Sent from my Galaxy s4 so deal with the short hand

[KG]

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At some point won't the White Walker army have to cross over water or can they just walk to the Wall?

I find it weird that the zombies can jump off cliffs and break through wooden walls yet they can't swim.

[fistofrage]

Re: Game of Thrones: Season 5 (aka A Feast for Crows + A Dance with Dragons)

At some point won't the White Walker army have to cross over water or can they just walk to the Wall?

I find it weird that the zombies can jump off cliffs and break through wooden walls yet they can't swim.

Also I thought the zombies could only be killed by fire. But some of them were basically being obliterated by the giant or cut in half by Jon and the wildlings. Do they just go back together again?

[fistofrage]

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Can't use Ramsey's blood. He doesn't have king's blood. He can be sacrificed to the God of Light but his blood is useless to her.

Actually I was thinking about this "King's Blood". What exactly makes King's blood? Direct descendant of the King? What defines King? Anyone who ruled the Iron throne? If Littlefinger weasles his way to the Iron throne does he have King's Blood or does it have to be of one of the major families regardless if they held the throne?

Do the Starks have Kings blood? Did the Red Witch sense the blood in Jon?

[souljahbill]

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At some point won't the White Walker army have to cross over water or can they just walk to the Wall?



I find it weird that the zombies can jump off cliffs and break through wooden walls yet they can't swim.

Maybe they'll walk under water like the undead in Pirates of the Caribbean.

[jasontoddwhitt]

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At some point won't the White Walker army have to cross over water or can they just walk to the Wall?

I find it weird that the zombies can jump off cliffs and break through wooden walls yet they can't swim.

They would just assault The Wall I would assume....unless some fool's fleet makes anchor and they attack it. Are the White Walker mariners?

Was The Wall in existence the last time the White Walkers marched south? Can't recall from my recollection of the lore.

[N51_rob]

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At some point won't the White Walker army have to cross over water or can they just walk to the Wall?

I find it weird that the zombies can jump off cliffs and break through wooden walls yet they can't swim.

They can walk to the walll....

[fistofrage]

Re: Game of Thrones: Season 5 (aka A Feast for Crows + A Dance with Dragons)

They can walk to the walll....

The wall is 300 miles long. The White Walkers Army are really only a relatively short walk from the wall. A few days to a week depending on how fast they travel and assuming a zombie army doesn't need to sleep or rest.

Here's a pretty cool map....We know the wall is 300 miles so this shows the scope....

http://quartermaester.info/

[kingkilla56]

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I wonder how the writers will milk and draw out the white walkers finally attacking the wall and going south. I mean, it seems like winter is here but somehow I feel like we wont see anything happen until late next season at the earliest. Too many other stories seem to need finishing before end game war with the walkers.

But the way they put the walkers over in that last scene, I dont know how a couple valyrian swords will help anything. Every one human who dies in the war, becomes part of the enemy army. Kinda kills all hope lol.

[Hiro1]

Re: Game of Thrones: Season 5 (aka A Feast for Crows + A Dance with Dragons)

I wonder how the writers will milk and draw out the white walkers finally attacking the wall and going south. I mean, it seems like winter is here but somehow I feel like we wont see anything happen until late next season at the earliest. Too many other stories seem to need finishing before end game war with the walkers.

But the way they put the walkers over in that last scene, I dont know how a couple valyrian swords will help anything. Every one human who dies in the war, becomes part of the enemy army. Kinda kills all hope lol.

Speculation: I'll give you a hint. It rymes with wagons.

[N51_rob]

Re: Game of Thrones: Season 5 (aka A Feast for Crows + A Dance with Dragons)

I wonder how the writers will milk and draw out the white walkers finally attacking the wall and going south. I mean, it seems like winter is here but somehow I feel like we wont see anything happen until late next season at the earliest. Too many other stories seem to need finishing before end game war with the walkers.

But the way they put the walkers over in that last scene, I dont know how a couple valyrian swords will help anything. Every one human who dies in the war, becomes part of the enemy army. Kinda kills all hope lol.

Spoiler

They are far ahead of the books as they have Dany fighting against a seige in Mareen. But the easiest answer to your question about stoping them is FIRE. But also remember than Bran is with the children of the forrest learning things as well, and they have those grenade/fire bomb things

[N51_rob]

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Actually I was thinking about this "King's Blood". What exactly makes King's blood? Direct descendant of the King? What defines King? Anyone who ruled the Iron throne? If Littlefinger weasles his way to the Iron throne does he have King's Blood or does it have to be of one of the major families regardless if they held the throne?



Do the Starks have Kings blood? Did the Red Witch sense the blood in Jon?

Good question. Starks are direct descendants of the first Kings in the North. Westeros was divided like that before the Tarygarians rode Dragons and conquered the 7 "Kingdoms". So I've you beleive that lore there are 7 families that have kings blood.

[Hiro1]

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I know there is magic but I've always felt GRRM kept the "Gods" ambiguous. Kind of like real life where things would happen by coincidence and people would just chalk it up to the gods intervening. So you never really know.

[Sandman42]

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They would just assault The Wall I would assume....unless some fool's fleet makes anchor and they attack it. Are the White Walker mariners?

Was The Wall in existence the last time the White Walkers marched south? Can't recall from my recollection of the lore.

Assuming the last White Walker attack was "The Long Night", then no. The Wall was built right after to prevent them from entering the realm again.