Game of Thrones: Season 6

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The Jaqen is Arya/Arya is Jaqen theory is picking up some steam. I could be wrong but I don't think they would've shown her struggling (though clearly not in immediate danger of dying) and walking through the city in fear that anybody could be the waif (which is probably how she should've been acting anyway). I think they would've just shown her die right away after twisting the knife and have the reveal be next week.

I saw an article somewhere that called Jaqen 'Jedi Brett Michaels.' I can't think of anything else when I see him now.

[Burns11]

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To use another face, doesn't that person need to be dead and their face actually removed?

[EnigmaNemesis]

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The Jaqen is Arya/Arya is Jaqen theory is picking up some steam. I could be wrong but I don't think they would've shown her struggling (though clearly not in immediate danger of dying) and walking through the city in fear that anybody could be the waif (which is probably how she should've been acting anyway). I think they would've just shown her die right away after twisting the knife and have the reveal be next week.

I saw an article somewhere that called Jaqen 'Jedi Brett Michaels.' I can't think of anything else when I see him now.

If true, it was possibly to test his Waif. And since the Waif decided to reveal her face, and even speak to 'Arya', it shows the Waif has not let go from being 'someone', and still carries all that jealousy and vindictive rage.

That would at least redeem Jaqen to me somewhat, because right now, he seems either a hypocrite, or not so smart/obtuse to his Waif. A glaring weakness.

And at 'Jedi Brett Michaels'.

To use another face, doesn't that person need to be dead and their face actually removed?

That is what I thought.

[jasontoddwhitt]

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If only Gendry had been rowing by the bridge when Arya jumped off.

[Leon]

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To use another face, doesn't that person need to be dead and their face actually removed?

If true, it was possibly to test his Waif. And since the Waif decided to reveal her face, and even speak to 'Arya', it shows the Waif has not let go from being 'someone', and still carries all that jealousy and vindictive rage.

That would at least redeem Jaqen to me somewhat, because right now, he seems either a hypocrite, or not so smart/obtuse to his Waif. A glaring weakness.

And at 'Jedi Brett Michaels'.



That is what I thought.

There's always glamour magic. Remember when "Jaqen" died and Arya slowly peeled away many faces on "his body" until it was Arya's own, then she turned blind?

Inside the Episode:
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Wholly agree about Theon here. Alfie Allen acts pretty damn well just using his eyes, ever since he became Reek.

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[EnigmaNemesis]

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There's always glamour magic. Remember when "Jaqen" died and Arya slowly peeled away many faces on "his body" until it was Arya's own, then she turned blind?

Oh yeah! Forgot about that, good point. Still a long-shot theory, but I can see it, if not then Jaqen is a hypocrite or obtuse as **** to the Waif.

Going to watch the videos now.

It seems many in power or crave it in this series are hypocrites. However, after hating on The Sparrow, I actually agreed with his dialogue in the most recent episode about how one of the reasons the entitled look at the poor with such disgust, is because they show them a side that they can easily be and see themselves in. It is projecting.

[jeremym480]

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Did you guys see the fan theory about Arya and the Waif?

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basically it's some Tyler Durden type stuff.

this theory that Arya might be suffering from a Fight Club type disorder in which she imagines the Waif. We have seen the Waif attacking Arya in the alleys and no one on bothers to help her. Also the Waif seems to mysteriously disappear after fighting with Arya. What if the water that she is drinking in the House of Black and White is causing her to imagine the Waif?
The theory says that Arya might be suffering from a bi polar dissociative identity disorder which has been caused by the water that she consumed and the Waif is just a representation of her inner self whom she needs to kill to finally become a Faceless Man.

http://wikiofthrones.com/1599/fan-th...ill-blow-mind/

[EnigmaNemesis]

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Did you guys see the fan theory about Arya and the Waif?

Spoiler

basically it's some Tyler Durden type stuff.

http://wikiofthrones.com/1599/fan-th...ill-blow-mind/

You know, I was having a gut feeling about this for some time, but very minor, and just brushed it off. Interesting.

[Brandwin]

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I just saw the title for episode 9 and the same director who did Hardhome is doing E9 and E10! It's going to be good!

[N51_rob]

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Lol Ep 9's title is okay they should've gone with

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Bastard Bowl

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[The JareBear]

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I just saw a headline of an article that said, no warning or anything, well let's just say it said directly, word for word, a major major major spoiler .

If it's true, then seriously **** the Internet. I wasn't even on a website that had anything to do with the show. That's harsh, man.

How do people get these future episode spoilers so readily?

[N51_rob]

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Episode 9 is a 60 minute run time and episode 10 is a 69 (heh) minute run time. Making it the longest episode of GoT to date.

[Leon]

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I just saw a headline of an article that said, no warning or anything, well let's just say it said directly, word for word, a major major major spoiler .

If it's true, then seriously **** the Internet. I wasn't even on a website that had anything to do with the show. That's harsh, man.

How do people get these future episode spoilers so readily?

What site/source was this? So that we can avoid this land full of spoilers.

[N51_rob]

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Just gonna spoiler all this because I've been thinking about something and book and show are running together.....

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In the show did King Robb write a letter that legitimized Jon Snow or was that just in the book? If it was in the show who did he give that to? My thought is that he gave it to the blackfish....If so its possible that he could give that letter to Brienne and should she make it back to the North with that document and the fact that many in the north still declare Robb, King would he jump Rickon in line for the "throne"?

None of this is from online stuff just thoughts I had. Robb has been mentioned a lot this season for a dead man.

[tdawg3782]

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Just gonna spoiler all this because I've been thinking about something and book and show are running together.....

Spoiler

In the show did King Robb write a letter that legitimized Jon Snow or was that just in the book? If it was in the show who did he give that to? My thought is that he gave it to the blackfish....If so its possible that he could give that letter to Brienne and should she make it back to the North with that document and the fact that many in the north still declare Robb, King would he jump Rickon in line for the "throne"?

None of this is from online stuff just thoughts I had. Robb has been mentioned a lot this season for a dead man.

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I'm almost certain this was from the book and I think it was more of a discussion that he was going to do it but his mom was super pissed about it. Not sure if he ever did. I like the theory about the Blackfish having it. That could make things quite interesting.

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