Game of Thrones: Season 7

[Herky]

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Jamie can die but he can also be brought back.

[Boltman]

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Jamie can die but he can also be brought back.

He didn't die so it doesn't matter.

[jake44np]

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He didn't die so it doesn't matter.

How do you know that for sure.
You seem pretty matter of fact about it.

[Boltman]

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You really think he died?

I don't.

[RockinDaMike]

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Yeah no way he died. He'll be a prisoner and Tyrian will help him escape like Jamie did for him. He's gonna kill Cersei and the only motivation in the world for him to do that is when she kills Tyrian. That's my hunch.

[jake44np]

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You really think he died?

I don't.

No I don't think he did. I don't know for sure tho.
I thought maybe you had read or seen something online confirming he was not dead.

[N51_rob]

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Only reason I don't think he's dead is that would be the first major character death to not happen on screen. Given how much this show loves its death scenes it doesn't fit for me. That said it would be way more realistic if he did die that way. Lots of people in the books drown in their armor fighting in and around riverrun.

[Leon]

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With being one of the best war scenes in the series, there has got to be a better name of it than the "Loot Train Attack". How about "Raid at the Reach"? Or "Ambush at Roseroad"?

Since they were in Blackwater Rush, better names than "Loot Train Attack" would be: The Burning of Blackwater Rush; The Battle at the Rush; my personal favourite of "How I Met Your Dragon."

I was bummed that the episode was short, but good lord, that was definitely a 10/10 episode. Seeing the Stark kids all together, no matter how bittersweet, was just damned precious. They've been separated since episode 2! And 62 episodes later, they're finally together again.

Syrio would be proud of his little Water Dancer. Arya was dancing all over Brienne and it was glorious. Optimistically, Sansa was right -- "No one" can protect her.

No need to mention how great the battle was, but I have to bring it up: **** that Scorpion! I really dislike their retconning of full-grown dragon scales being invulnerable. The only time a dragon was brought down by a huge crossbow was when it was shot straight in the eye. Drogon getting hurt by that stupid thing (when he should 't) really irritated me. I don't care how many of those things Cersei has; as long as the dragons don't fly straight at them, they should make quick work of those things and absolutely decimate whatever army she has.

[fistofrage]

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I'm in agreement with a lot of you. It was awesome to see the Dothraki prove why they were the most feared warriors in all the land. Up to this point, all we had seen was them rape and pillage innocent civilians. They seemed to do quite well, even against armored men with spears (though it helped that Drogon was ripping holes in the Lannister lines).

There is no way Jaime is dead. He's still got too big a part to play in this.

And I know Littlefinger is plotting something. The way he was looking at Bran. The way he was looking at Arya. He's going to do something that tries and puts a Stark sibling against Sansa.

And speaking of Littlefinger and Bran, Bran's line of "Chaos is a ladder" was no throw away line. All the way back in season two or three, Littlefinger gave Varys his "chaos is a ladder" speech.


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Speaking of Arya and Jamie. I've been thinking for a while that Arya kills Jamie and that's her key to get past the Mountain and kill Cersei.

[Molarmite]

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What do we have left for armies and where they're at?

Unsullied are mostly at Casterly Rock and likely suffered minimal losses.
Dothraki looked like they suffered minimal losses as well
Lannister army had at least 10,000 according to Tyrion. Shot in the dark but maybe 1000 lost at Casterly Rock and couple thousand more last episode?
Tyrell's gone. Dorne's gone.
Greyjoy's have all their ships essentially, anyone remember how many Euron said he was going to build?
Dany can't have many ships left after the Euron's attack and what happened to their ships at Casterly Rock?


Did I miss anything?

[N51_rob]

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What do we have left for armies and where they're at?

Unsullied are mostly at Casterly Rock and likely suffered minimal losses.
Dothraki looked like they suffered minimal losses as well
Lannister army had at least 10,000 according to Tyrion. Shot in the dark but maybe 1000 lost at Casterly Rock and couple thousand more last episode?
Tyrell's gone. Dorne's gone.
Greyjoy's have all their ships essentially, anyone remember how many Euron said he was going to build?
Dany can't have many ships left after the Euron's attack and what happened to their ships at Casterly Rock?


Did I miss anything?

Is Dorne's Army really gone? I thought the Greyjoy's were going to pick them up to lay siege to Kings Landing. It seems more logical that they are stranded in Dorne with no way to get past the Armies of the Reach that are now sworn to Cersi.

That said for the sake of this show they might as well be gone I suppose.

[tdawg3782]

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What do we have left for armies and where they're at?

Unsullied are mostly at Casterly Rock and likely suffered minimal losses.
Dothraki looked like they suffered minimal losses as well
Lannister army had at least 10,000 according to Tyrion. Shot in the dark but maybe 1000 lost at Casterly Rock and couple thousand more last episode?
Tyrell's gone. Dorne's gone.
Greyjoy's have all their ships essentially, anyone remember how many Euron said he was going to build?
Dany can't have many ships left after the Euron's attack and what happened to their ships at Casterly Rock?


Did I miss anything?

Dornes army isn't gone. They are still in Dorne. There just isn't any leadership down there.

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[Beantown]

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Also forgot about the Northern "army."

[GamingJones]

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Crazy prediction for tonight's show...someone finally bends the knee at Dragonstone, Drogon lays down for Jon.

[HealyMonster]

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Crazy prediction for tonight's show...someone finally bends the knee at Dragonstone, Drogon lays down for Jon.

That would be awesome man